What is a predictor of dangerousness?
a. a history of violence
b. the belief of a concerned person that the individual in question is dangerous
c. lack of appropriate self-care
d. inability to make responsible decisions about appropriate treatment
Question 2
An attorney says, You should not be able to confine (punish) a person on the basis of assuming that the person will harm someone. And you should certainly not be able to confine the person without a jury trial. It may be called 'treatment,' but it still feels to the person like imprisonment without having committed a crime. The attorney is criticizing ____.
a. the deinstitutionalizat ion movement
b. competency to stand trial
c. the right to treatment movement
d. civil commitment
Health History Assessment Questions Pertinent to Drug Administration
Prevention programs for school based violence
Nursing history for ear assessment
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Children who witnessed violence in their homes