92. An example of intentional tort would be: A. Negligence B. Malpractice C. Breech of duty D. False imprisonment 93. A toddler screams and cries noisily after prenatal visits, disturbing all the other children. When the crying is particularly loud and prolonged, nurse ShaSha puts the crib in separate room and closes the door. The toddler is left there until the crying ceases. A matter of 30-45 minutes. Legally: A. The child needed to have limits set the control crying B. The child has a right to remain in the room with the other children C. Keeping the child segregated alone for more than 30 minutes was too long D. The other children has to be considered, so the child needed to be removed 94. The client responds when the nurse calls the client by name, after giving the client a medication, the nurse realizes that it is the wrong client. The physician is notified, and the nurse understands about the possibility of being sued for malpractice? A. There is no validity to a lawsuit for malpractice, because the client did not sustain harm or injury from the action B. If the nurse notifies the physician, the nurse is no longer liable for the action C. The nurse can be sued, because the action was below the standard of practice D. There would be no lawsuit, because the client identified himself by answering when the nurse called his name