What are the 4 "R's" in trauma approach?
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1.Realizing traumas impact
2.Recognizing signs and symptoms in clients, staff, and others
3.Responding with policies, procedures, and practices focused on trauma
4.Resisting retraumatization
, what is active suicidal ideation?
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• Having thoughts of ending one's life with an active intent and plans to do
so
• "I think about ending my life, and next Saturday, the anniversary of my
mother's death, I'm planning to jump off a bridge."
what is NGASR?
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nures global assessment of suicide risk
What can trigger the decision to act?
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- intoxication
- impulsiveness
- sleep deprivation
Why is it important to maintain awareness in trauma informed care nursing practice?
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1.Realizing traumas impact
2.Recognizing signs and symptoms in clients, staff, and others
3.Responding with policies, procedures, and practices focused on trauma
4.Resisting retraumatization
, what is active suicidal ideation?
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• Having thoughts of ending one's life with an active intent and plans to do
so
• "I think about ending my life, and next Saturday, the anniversary of my
mother's death, I'm planning to jump off a bridge."
what is NGASR?
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nures global assessment of suicide risk
What can trigger the decision to act?
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- intoxication
- impulsiveness
- sleep deprivation
Why is it important to maintain awareness in trauma informed care nursing practice?
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