NSG-322 FINAL REVIEW QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTION | NEW UPDATE 2026 | GRADED A+
The therapist attempts to help a client identify and alter his distorted behavior? -
ANSWERS Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Based on classic and operant conditioning, which therapy type helps clients
associate unpleasant effects with undesired behaviors, to decrease unwanted
behaviors? - ANSWERS Operant Conditioning
Learned responses can be reversed by first learning relaxation techniques and
then gradually facing the anxiety-causing stimulus. What type of therapy is this? -
ANSWERS Exposure Therapy / Systematic Desenitization
Attempting to correct or eliminate maladaptive behaviors or response by
rewarding adaptive behaviors is which type of therapy? - ANSWERS Behavioral
Modificiation
The RN provides and maintains a safe, structured, recovery-oriented unit
environment. What type of therapy is this? - ANSWERS Milieu Therapy
A client comes to the hospital, asking to be evaluated for possible treatment.
What type of admission is this? - ANSWERS Voluntary Admission
, Ms. Smith was admitted involuntarily for 72 hours. The 72 hours is over, and she
demands discharge. Why might a provider NOT discharge her? - ANSWERS
Posing harm to self or others/Dangerous, threatening behaviors/imminent risk of
harm
Mr. Jones stands on a bridge, threatening to jump. Police take him to the hospital,
and he is admitted for evaluation and observation. What type of admission is this?
- ANSWERS Emergency Involuntary commitment/Hold
A client with schizophrenia is mandated by the court to the mental health hospital
for stabilization and treatment. What type of admission is this? - ANSWERS
Involuntary Admission
Client Sarah continually interrupts the RN during unit med pass, causing
distraction. The RN sends Sarah to her room and locks the door. What is this
intervention? - ANSWERS Seclusion (unjustified)
A client is terrified of gaining weight; yet preoccupied with thoughts of food. What
condition does the nurse suspect? - ANSWERS Anorexia Nervosa
As a client admitted to the eating d/o unit undresses, a nurse observes the client's
body is covered by fine, downy hair. What condition does the nurse document? -
ANSWERS Lanugo
A client eats a large meal, then self-induces vomiting. What is the medical term for
these behaviors? - ANSWERS Bingeing and Purging
CORRECT ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTION | NEW UPDATE 2026 | GRADED A+
The therapist attempts to help a client identify and alter his distorted behavior? -
ANSWERS Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Based on classic and operant conditioning, which therapy type helps clients
associate unpleasant effects with undesired behaviors, to decrease unwanted
behaviors? - ANSWERS Operant Conditioning
Learned responses can be reversed by first learning relaxation techniques and
then gradually facing the anxiety-causing stimulus. What type of therapy is this? -
ANSWERS Exposure Therapy / Systematic Desenitization
Attempting to correct or eliminate maladaptive behaviors or response by
rewarding adaptive behaviors is which type of therapy? - ANSWERS Behavioral
Modificiation
The RN provides and maintains a safe, structured, recovery-oriented unit
environment. What type of therapy is this? - ANSWERS Milieu Therapy
A client comes to the hospital, asking to be evaluated for possible treatment.
What type of admission is this? - ANSWERS Voluntary Admission
, Ms. Smith was admitted involuntarily for 72 hours. The 72 hours is over, and she
demands discharge. Why might a provider NOT discharge her? - ANSWERS
Posing harm to self or others/Dangerous, threatening behaviors/imminent risk of
harm
Mr. Jones stands on a bridge, threatening to jump. Police take him to the hospital,
and he is admitted for evaluation and observation. What type of admission is this?
- ANSWERS Emergency Involuntary commitment/Hold
A client with schizophrenia is mandated by the court to the mental health hospital
for stabilization and treatment. What type of admission is this? - ANSWERS
Involuntary Admission
Client Sarah continually interrupts the RN during unit med pass, causing
distraction. The RN sends Sarah to her room and locks the door. What is this
intervention? - ANSWERS Seclusion (unjustified)
A client is terrified of gaining weight; yet preoccupied with thoughts of food. What
condition does the nurse suspect? - ANSWERS Anorexia Nervosa
As a client admitted to the eating d/o unit undresses, a nurse observes the client's
body is covered by fine, downy hair. What condition does the nurse document? -
ANSWERS Lanugo
A client eats a large meal, then self-induces vomiting. What is the medical term for
these behaviors? - ANSWERS Bingeing and Purging
