| 1 | I've read books, documents, etc. regarding the physical restraint of senile dementia patients |
| 2 | I've asked medical professionals whom I know about dementia |
| 3 | I've consulted nursing superiors and senior nurses about handling senile dementia patients |
| 4 | I've taken part in meetings on the topic of physical restraint in cases of senile dementia |
| 5 | I've consulted fellow nurses and friends about cases in which physical restraint is used with senile dementia patients |
| 6 | I've reviewed the nursing protocols |
| 7 | When a senile dementia patient's family or nurse has been disturbed by circumstances which required physical restraint, I've discussed the situation with them |
| 8 | I've tried various ways of handling senile dementia patients |
| 9 | I have thought about the handling of senile dementia patients as much as possible from my perspective |
| 10 | I've reminded myself that, as a nurse, I am capable of resolving nursing problems related to senile dementia |
| 11 | I've thought it to be better to follow the doctor's instructions since I am not a specialist in senile dementia |
| 12 | I've had trouble handling senile dementia patients and thought it was all right to use physical restraint, since senior nurses do the same in similar situations |
| 13 | I've refused to work with senile dementia patients because I had trouble taking care of them |
| 14 | I've avoided taking care of senile dementia patients and been given responsibilities for adult patients who don't require much effort |
| 15 | I've entrusted the handling of senile dementia to my superiors and senior nurses |
| 16 | I've assumed that senile dementia patients will leave soon and so I have not given much thought to handling them |