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Duplicate of Mental health exam 1
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A type of teamwork that requires team members to work together to develop Successful outcomes
Seducing
Scapegoating
Coercion
Collaboration
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What therapeutic communication methods would you use for a patient
Constant short questions
using personal experience to justify therapeutic regimine
loud music
Open ended questions and silence
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Signifies central focus and feeling in the patient's world
Cues
Pacing
Sympathy
Empathy
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What type of relationship is the nurse-patient relationship?
Inverted
Equal
subversive
Complimentary
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assist in identifying negative thought patterns and replacing them with rational ones, and often involves homework.
Sullivan's theory
Interpersonal theory
Biologic theory
Beck's theory
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The duty to act so as to benefit or promote the good of others
Autonomy
Beneficence
Compatibility
Compliance
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What do clear boundaries do?
blurs the line between family and friend
Keeps a relationship's details blurry
Maintain distinctions between individuals within a family
Reveals true feelings of individuals
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Which is NOT a phase of the nurse-patient relationship
Termination
Working
Orientation
Exchange
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What is triangulation?
when three people are not in a relationship
when a third person is used to stabilize a relationship
when three people are in a relationship
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What is the biggest cause of disability in the US
Anxiety
Major Depressive Disorder
Dissociative Identity disorder
Schizophrenia
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A powerful listening response
Communication
Silence
control
pacing
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What is the focus of the recovery model?
an approach that focuses on living adaptively with mental illness
an approach that focuses on using nonpharm methods
an approach that only uses medication
an approach that focuses on curing mental illness
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What is scapegoating
When one member of a family is blamed for all actions
When two members of a family take accountability
When one member of a family is blamed for another's actions
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a complex multidimensional concept that has moral, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral components.
Sympathy
Empathy
Therapy
Psychology
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Behavior is learned through conditioning. modification addresses maladaptive behaviors by rewarding adaptive behavior
Skinner's theory
Erikson's theory
Sullivan's theory
Freud's theory
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Psychoanalysis to learn unconscious thoughts; therapist is nondirective and interprets meaning.
Erikson's theory
Skinner's theory
Freud's theory
Sullivan's theory
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What is the focus of the recovery model?
Auditory hallucinations
Pharmacological management
Nurse-patient relationship
Balance
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the 1996 parity act required insurers to offer mental health benefits at the same level provided for medical coverage.
True
False
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Acts off of morality and ethical descisions
SuperEgo
Id
Ego
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One’s duty to communicate truthfully.
Veracity
Justice
Fidelity
Nonmaleficence
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When does confidentiality not apply?
When you stop working
When there is a threat to the patient or others
When the doctor requests people be told
When someone asks
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who determined cognitive thought was progression from primitive awareness
Erikson
Maslow
Piaget
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informed consent refusal of treatment Respectingpatient decisions Protecting against threats to wellbeing are advocacy
False
True
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Areas of the art of nursing include which of the three
Caring, attending, advocacy
Caring, creating, advancing
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A healthy enviornment
Nontherapeutic dwelling
Therapeutic milieu
something fancy sounding, whatever, its not this answer
Anchor
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What is a double bind?
A person says one thing but means another
a new way to advocate
a silly hat
A therapeutic method of interview
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The duty to distribute resources or care equally,
Justice
Accountability
Benificience
Autonomy
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What does Watson's theory have?
Emotional and mental underpinning
Spiritual and existential underpinning
Physical underpinning
Something smart sounding idk
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Who created the interpersonal theory of the nurse patient relationship
Freud
Peplau
Sullivan
Maslow
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Involved with problem solving skills and acts as an intermediary
SuperId
Id
SuperEgo
Ego
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What is the most prevalent mental disorder in the US
Schizophrenia
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Anxiety
ADHD
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a patient reminds you of someone and you project those feelings on them
Triangulation
Countertransference
Transference
Defense coping reaction
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nurses are able to diagnose with the DSM-5
True
False
34
Which for of evidence based practice is the best
RCT
EOD
AST
BLT
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What method is an effective communication skill
Distracting from the primary diagnosis
using consistent optimism
continuity
Restating
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Relationships as basis for mental health or illness. Therapy focuses on here and now emphasizes relationships
Erikson's theory
Freud's theory
Skinner's theory
Sullivan's theory
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Maintaining loyalty and commitment to the patient and doing no wrong to the patient.
Acknolegement
Nonmaleficence
Compatibility
Justice
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acts off of primitive desires and pleasure
SuperEgo
Id
Ego
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Which is a level patient advocacy occurs on?
utilizing indirect methods of withholding information
disregarding best practice
Direct patient care
upholding personal values over the patient
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A nursing diagnosis has a problem, an unmet need, and supporting data
True
False
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The mental health recovery model is an approach that does not focus on cures instead emphasizes living adaptively
True
False
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Three areas inherent in the “art” of nursing addressed are (1) caring, (2) attending, and (3) patient advocacy.
False
True
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Respecting the rights of others to make their own decisions.
Transmission
Comparison
Accountability
Autonomy
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Negative attitudes, beliefs, thoughts, and behaviors that influence the individual and general public.
Transmission
Tansduction
Stigma
Coercion
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science concerned with the human potential for development, knowledge attainment, motivation, and understanding.
Psychoanalytic theory
Humanistic theory
Biologic theory
