Question

mr. wong becomes very angry and states that someone has been in his room and has taken his razor. he is swearing and yelling at the staff. your best response is:
“i dont blame you for being angry.”
“that doesnt make any sense. i dont know who would want your razor.”
“this happens all the time” and begin to look in his bedside unit.
“this is very upsetting. can you show me where you usually keep your razor?”
question 43 1 pts
which statement in regard to suicide is correct?
suicidal intent is a sign of a serious physical health problem.
more women die by suicide than men.
men use less violent means than women to die by suicide.
suicide is a common cause of death among adolescents.
question 44 1 pts
you suspect a client has suicidal intent. what should you do?
quietly collect all the clients pills and place them in a paper bag.
stay with the client but inform your supervisor immediately.
tell the person that “everyone has those thoughts.”
recommend that the client take another anxiety pill with her tea.

Explanation:

For the first question, acknowledging the person's feelings and showing a willingness to help find the item is the most appropriate response. For the second question, suicide is indeed a common cause of death among adolescents. Suicidal intent is more related to mental - health issues rather than physical health problems. Men generally use more violent means and die by suicide more often than women. For the third question, when suspecting a client has suicidal intent, staying with the client to ensure safety and informing the supervisor immediately is the correct course of action.

Answer:

First question: "This is very upsetting. Can you show me where you usually keep your razor?"
Second question: Suicide is a common cause of death among adolescents.
Third question: Stay with the client but inform your supervisor immediately.