locking a resident in a room so she cannot leave, without legal authority, is an example of:

• A.Negligence
• B.False imprisonment
• C.Informed consent
• D.Confidentiality

Why

False imprisonment is unlawful restriction of a person's freedom of movement. Locking a resident in a room without authority deprives her of liberty.

Content outline: Role of the Nurse Aide - Legal and Ethical Behavior: False Imprisonment · From the Role of the Nurse Aide practice bank (RA-032).

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