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Mr3Hunna

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An elderly client returned home from the hospital after surgery in which he was diagnosed with liver cancer. After returning home, he became increasingly depressed.
 
  He was readmitted to the hospital when his wife found him unconscious after taking sleeping pills and alcohol. Which of the following client outcomes should the nurse establish for him as a priority? The client will: a. remain safe while in the hospital
  b. discuss his prognosis with the nurse
  c. list reasons why he does not want to live
  d. discuss his prognosis with his wife

Question 2

In recent years emphasis has moved from a community policing model to which of the following?
 
  a. zero tolerance model
  b. community volunteer model
  c. community acceptance model
  d. preventive model



Pariscourtney

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Answer to Question 1

A
The priority outcome for a client after a suicidal attempt would be to remain safe while in the hospital. Client safety is always a priority.

Answer to Question 2

A
Previously there was a community policing model, but in recent years the model has shifted to a zero tolerance model for violence. This model reestablishes police officers as figures of authority and punishment rather than as community mediators.



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