Question

A person can be placed under the involuntary examination provisions of the Baker Act if he or she:

a. is self-neglectful or dangerous to self or others.
b. has refused an examination or is unable to determine it is needed.
c. All responses are correct.
d. has a mental illness.

Answer 1

c. All responses are correct.

A person can be placed under the involuntary examination provisions of the Baker Act if they are self-neglectful or dangerous to self or others, have refused an examination or are unable to determine it is needed, or have a mental illness.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the context of the Baker Act, a person can be placed under involuntary examination if they meet the following criteria:

1. They are self-neglectful or dangerous to themselves or others.
2. They have refused an examination or are unable to determine that an examination is needed.
3. They have a mental illness.

All of these responses are correct, so option c is the correct answer.