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Which principle has the highest priority when addressing a behavioral crisis in an inpatient setting

Which principle has the highest priority when addressing a behavioral crisis in an inpatient setting?
a.   Resolve the crisis with the least restrictive intervention possible.
b.   Swift intervention is justified to maintain the integrity of a therapeutic milieu.
c.   Rights of an individual patient are superseded by the rights of the majority of patients.
d.   Patients should have opportunities to regain control without intervention if the safety of others is not compromised.

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Varcarolis' Foundations of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing: A Clinical Approach

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