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Title: Which nursing intervention demonstrates false imprisonment? Post by: new-york-er on Oct 21, 2015 Which nursing intervention demonstrates false imprisonment?
a. A confused and combative patient says, "I'm getting out of here, and no one can stop me." The nurse restrains this patient without a health care provider's order and then promptly obtains an order. b. A patient has been irritating and attention-seeking much of the day. A nurse escorts the patient down the hall saying, "Stay in your room, or you'll be put in seclusion." c. An involuntarily hospitalized patient with suicidal ideation runs out of the psychiatric unit. The nurse rushes after the patient and convinces the patient to return to the unit. d. An involuntarily hospitalized patient with homicidal ideation attempts to leave the facility. A nurse calls the security team and uses established protocols to prevent the patient from leaving. Title: Re: Which nursing intervention demonstrates false imprisonment? Post by: espreso on Oct 25, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: Which nursing intervention demonstrates false imprisonment? Post by: new-york-er on Oct 26, 2015 This question was really troubling me.
I appreciate the explanation you provided, very well thought of. Answered my question. Title: Re: Which nursing intervention demonstrates false imprisonment? Post by: espreso on Oct 26, 2015 Of course, what's an answer without an explanation.
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