The Blood-Alcohol Level That Typically Produces the Symptoms of Intoxication

question 193

Multiple Choice

The blood-alcohol level that typically produces the symptoms of intoxication is _____ of the blood volume.

• A) .01 percent
• B) .06 percent
• C) .09 percent
• D) .55 percent

Understand approaches for identifying and managing potential aggression in patients.

Recognize signs of escalating aggression and imminent violent behavior in patients.

Apply appropriate de-escalation techniques and interventions for managing aggressive behavior.

Learn the ethical and safe use of restraints and seclusion when managing violent behavior.

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