A nurse is implementing a tertiary prevention strategy related to pesticide exposure.
Which of the following activities would the nurse complete?

Choice A rationale

Threatening harm to school peers indicates aggressive behavior but does not strongly correlate with suicide risk. Suicide risk typically stems from personal factors such as mental health or traumatic experiences.

Choice B rationale

Being between the ages of 15 and 19 is significant as adolescence is a vulnerable time for suicide; however, age alone is not the strongest predictor without other accompanying risk factors.

Choice C rationale

Depression combined with a history of sexual abuse represents critical suicide risk factors. Depression contributes to feelings of hopelessness, while trauma from abuse heightens emotional vulnerability significantly.

Choice D rationale

Animal abuse reflects violent tendencies but is not strongly correlated with suicidal ideation. It often indicates behavioral issues rather than mental health conditions directly linked to suicide risk.

Choice A rationale

Workplace bullying is associated with increased absenteeism due to psychological stress and dissatisfaction among affected staff members, harming workplace morale and productivity.

Choice B rationale

Bullying leads to higher medical and legal expenses from managing psychological effects and potential lawsuits, rather than reducing costs.

Choice C rationale

Increased client mortality rates can result from decreased staff cohesion and communication, impacting patient care quality in bullying-affected environments.

Choice D rationale

Workplace bullying decreases client satisfaction scores due to strained staff relationships, negatively affecting patient care and interactions with healthcare workers.