In the Twentieth Century,the Growing Numbers of In-Patients Diagnosed with Mental

question 35

Multiple Choice

In the twentieth century,the growing numbers of in-patients diagnosed with mental health problems led to untrained nurses resorting simply to restraint as the main form of intervention) This would often lead to deterioration in symptoms known as:

• A)Milieu syndrome
• B)Social breakdown syndrome
• C)Social confrontation syndrome
• D)Social deterioration syndrome

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