Modules 1-3 Review Quiz - NSG 221

Defense mechanism where one moves back to the previous developmental stage to feel safe or have needs met

When assessing a client for risk for suicide or homicide, it is important to ask questions that are___ (S.A.T.A)

Which of the following are components of a therapeutic relationship? Select all that apply:

Which of the following are within the brain stem? Select all that apply:

An unconditional, non-judgmental attitude towards a client that conveys respect..

Patients taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors should avoid foods that contain....

In order for the care team to enact "duty to warn", what must be the case?

If a ct. asks you to keep info just between the two of you prior to disclosing, it can sometimes be therapeutic to do so

Which of the following is an example of a maturational crisis?

A client reporting a tendency to excessively spend money would be considered to have poor...

Which of the following is NOT a stage in the phases of a therapeutic nurse-client relationship?

The deontological principle that refers to the duty to benefit others or to promote good

Asking questions about the client's cultural+ spiritual beliefs would fall into which category of the assessment?

_____ occurs when the therapist displaces onto the client attitudes or feelings from his or her past.

T/F: Boundary violations may start off with good intentions

Cognitive therapy asserts that behavior can be changed by a system of rewards and punishments

A RN who says to a pt "if you do not attend group, I will need to give you an injection", is committing battery.

The nurse can assume that all clients are comfortable being touched in a therapeutic manner.

Therapy modality with 1:1 therapist-client relationship which involves exploring pt's thinking, feelings, attitudes.

The primary neurotransmitter targeted by benzodiazepines is:

Which neurotransmitter is most often implicated in psychotic states such as those seen with schizophrenia?

T/F: Assault, battery, and false imprisonment are examples of unintentional torts.

Psychiatric rehabilitation's goal is solely focused on client symptom control and medication management.

What are some techniques for effective verbal communication in therapeutic interactions? (S.A.T.A)