The Criterion of "Dangerousness to Self" Is Most Often Invoked

question 81

Multiple Choice

The criterion of "dangerousness to self" is most often invoked:

• A) when a person is so incapable of caring for his or her personal needs that it may endanger the person's life.
• B) when it is believed that a person is imminently suicidal.
• C) when a mentally ill person refuses to take required medication, which may result in the person endangering his or her life.
• D) when it is believed that a mentally ill person is non-responsive to all forms of treatment.

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Definitions:

Financial Statement

A formal record of the financial activities and position of a business, individual, or other entity, detailing assets, liabilities, revenue, and expenses over a specific period.

Permanent/Temporary

Used to classify accounts, with permanent accounts being those that carry their balances over into the next fiscal year, and temporary accounts being closed at the end of the fiscal year.

Normal Balance

The typical or usual balance of an account, which can be a debit for asset and expense accounts, or a credit for liability, equity, and revenue accounts.

Financial Statement

Comprehensive reports that provide information regarding a company's financial performance and condition.