Question 34 (part 2) · LEK · Use of restraint
A person with mental disorders whose behaviour disturbs or prevents the functioning of a mental-care or social-care institution might be subject to direct coercive measures in the form of:
- A. immobilization or seclusion.
- B. immobilization or forced drug administration.
- C. immobilization or forced treatment.
- D. forced drug administration or holding.
- E. belt or restraint use.
Hint
The Act limits which forms of coercion are allowed when the only problem is serious disruption of the facility rather than danger to life or health.
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