Which Principle Has the Highest Priority When Addressing a Behavioural

Multiple Choice

Which principle has the highest priority when addressing a behavioural crisis in an inpatient setting?

A) Suspend the patients' rights until the crisis is resolved.
B) Swift intervention is justified to maintain the integrity of a therapeutic milieu.
C) Rights of an individual patient are superseded by the rights of the majority of patients.
D) Patients should have opportunities to regain control without intervention if the safety of others is not compromised.