Risk Assessment Flashcards
1
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What is the definition of a risk ?
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2
Q
What are some evidence-based demographic/ social and personal risk factors?
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3
Q
What are some evidence-based clinical and MSE risk factors?
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4
Q
Explain the difference between
1- Passive
2 - Ative
3 - Danegrous
4 - Immenent
Suicidal thoughts
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5
Q
Explain how to assess suicide risk (SLAP).
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Specificity - The more specific the detail, the higher the risk.
Lethality - The more lethal the means, the more likely it is to be successful.
Availability - The easier the means available, the higher the risk
Proximity - The closer to others the attempt, the more likely it is to be foiled.
6
Q
Explain 5 ps
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Presenting, Predisposing, Precipitating, Perpetuating, Protective
7
Q
Who is at risk for deliberate self harm ?
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8
Q
What is a safety plan ?
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