Although Experts Differ on the Precise Number of Victims to Use

question 32

Multiple Choice

Although experts differ on the precise number of victims to use in defining "multiple homicide," Fox and Levin's (1998) criterion of "the slaying of ______ victims, simultaneously or sequentially, by ______ individuals" is probably the most widely accepted opinion.

• A)six or more; one or two
• B)eight or more; two or more
• C)four or more; one or a few
• D)two or more; two or more

Apply SBAR communication in nursing to enhance patient safety and care.

Understand leadership roles within the interprofessional team and the importance of collaborative practice.

Recognize the significance of aesthetic, ethical, and personal knowing in nursing.

Describe the phases of the Clinical Judgement Model and their application in nursing practice.

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Definitions:

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