Which legal principle was established by the Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California (1976) decision?

A patient tells her PMHNP about past illegal behavior during a therapy session. Later, the PMHNP is subpoenaed to testify in court. The patient refuses to authorize disclosure. Which principle allows the patient to prevent the PMHNP from revealing the information?

Unconditional positive regard is best defined as

  Suppose that the government imposes a price ceiling at $8 per streaming subscription. As a result, there will be a shortage of ____ subscriptions, and ____ subscriptions will be bought and sold. 

Sally currently produces 14 pineapple pies and 7 coconut cakes. She could produce more pineapple pies without producing fewer coconut cakes. Sally is ____ her production possibilities frontier.

What type of communication style is used in MI?

Which statement best describes full practice authority for nurse practitioners (NPs)?

A 42-year-old man with schizophrenia is brought to the emergency department by police after being found wandering barefoot in below-freezing weather. He is disorganized, refuses food, and states he does not need shelter because he is “protected by invisible forces.” He denies suicidal or homicidal intent. He is determined to be unable to safely provide for his basic needs. Which legal standard most clearly supports involuntary commitment in this case?

Price Quantity ofFlowers Demanded Quantity ofFlowers Supplied $8 80 bouquets 50 bouquets $10 70 bouquets 70 bouquets $12 60 bouquets 90 bouquets $14 50 bouquets 110 bouquets $16 40 bouquets 130 bouquets The table above depicts the initial demand and supply schedules for bouquets of flowers. Suppose that the cost of refrigerating cut flowers rises, and the entire supply of flowers decreases by 30 bouquets. As a result, the new equilibrium quantity of flowers will be ____.

Parents demand access to their 16-year-old son’s psychotherapy notes, but the adolescent would stop treatment if confidentiality were broken. What is the most ethical approach?