Which was not a source of easy credit that fueled the S&L fiasco:

A patient with schizophrenia is responding to auditory hallucinations and refusing meals due to “poison in the food.” What is the nurse’s PRIORITY intervention?

A nurse leading a psychiatric group observes a verbal altercation escalating between two patients. What actions ensure group safety? (Select all that apply.)

A patient states, “I’ve been thinking about ending it all. I’d jump off the parking structure near my job.” Which factor makes this a psychiatric emergency?

During a violent outburst, what are the nurse’s essential actions for safety and clinical judgment? (Select all that apply.)

A patient becomes verbally aggressive after being denied a cigarette. What should the nurse do to ensure safety and therapeutic communication? (Select all that apply.)

Which of the following statements above insurance regulation is true?  

A patient with panic disorder is prescribed lorazepam. Which instruction is MOST critical to ensure safety during early treatment?

Assume that a company buys two $10 million layers of liability coverage above the $1m that it carries under its commercial general liability (CGL) policy. Which of the following statements is (are) true? The total amount of liability coverage is $21 million. The cost of the $1m of liability coverage under the CGL policy is the least expensive since it will be the last to pay.

Which of the following best describes the reinsurance coverage purchased by an insurer that is looking for protection from catastrophic losses for one event?