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Mental Health Exam 1 Chapters 2, 3, 4, & 5
Mental Health Exam 1 Chapters 2, 3, 4, & 5
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How many stages does Erik Erikson have?
6
1
12
8
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displacement defense mechanism
devise reassuring or self-serving explanations for behavior
try to remove emotional side of situation
redirect feelings about something onto something less threatening
act of taking own unacknowledged thoughts/feelings & attributing to another
3
What is recidivism?
An offender is punished for their crime but then does more.
A programme designed to help offenders rather than punish.
A prison sentence.
4
The Nurses Practice Act defines nursing practice and establishes standards for nurses in your state.
True
False
5
What is an example of resource linkage?
meditating during an appointment
talking about suicidal thoughts
helping someone get home delivery of meds
counting pills to verify compliance
6
Values clarification involve:
Dictating others actions
Organized values and individual beliefs
All of the choices
Telling others what to do
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What is true about an expressive therapist? (p.16)
Encourages guided imagery
Specialized training in music therapy
Adjunct to care team in dx and rx of children.
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Malpractice is:
A nurse not recognizing a patient deteriorating.
A nurse speaking badly about a patient in public.
A nurse posting on social media about a patient they have cared for.
A nurse knowing what should be done but NOT doing it.
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Assault is:
Breaching confidentiality
Restricting free movement
Something that goes with pepper
Any action that makes a person fear bodily harm
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An example of false imprisonment is
using restraints without a doctor's order
closing the door to the client's room
treating the client differently due to his religious beliefs
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The defense mechanism Identification is defined as...
Attach to something positive.
Pretend you are different.
Act much younger to feel better.
Putting things into darkness.
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How is mental health care funded in Britain?
Tax Revenues
Private donations
Small businesses
Employers
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Carl Jung
Focused on introversion-extroversion/ stability-instability
His theory involves collective unconscious and archetypes
Based his theory of personality development on bodily fluids
Used psychoanalysis to explore personality development
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A nurse displaying fidelity shows that they are what?
Remaining faithful to the policies and rules set forth by their institution
Taking positive actions to help others.
Fairly providing resources that are available.
Protecting their patients from harm
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Nuclear Family
Family consisting of parents and their kids , middle class
Family consisting of parents and kids, upper class
16
Freud's "id" represents what?
Reality
Morality
Ethical decision making
Pleasure