PRIMARY CARE PSYCHIATRY SECOND
EDITION ROBERT MCCARRON GLEN
XIONG TEST BANK SOLVED QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED RESPONSES FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
⩥ Trauma-Informed Care.
Answer: Models of care that respect the patient's experience and needs.
⩥ Criminal Justice System.
Answer: Psychiatric needs are well known in this system, where
individuals suffering from a mental illness tend to cycle through.
⩥ Incarcerated Population.
Answer: Individuals suffering from a mental illness generally comprise
50% of this population, and from that number, 20% have a serious
mental illness.
⩥ Medication Management.
Answer: Nurses support patients in recognizing side effects and
interactions among medications prescribed for both physical illness and
mental illness.
,⩥ Self-Advocacy.
Answer: Increased ability of individuals to advocate for their own health
and treatment.
⩥ Inpatient Care Settings.
Answer: Hospitalization available for the treatment of acute symptoms
or safety concerns for patients with mental disorders and emotional
crises.
⩥ 2014 mental illness treatment statistic.
Answer: In 2014, 2.4 million adult patients with a mental illness were
treated in hospitals.
⩥ Top five mental health diagnoses.
Answer: The top five mental health diagnoses treated were mood
disorders, substance use disorders, neurocognitive disorders, anxiety
disorders, and schizophrenia.
⩥ Crisis Stabilization/Observation Units.
Answer: Care models prioritizing rapid stabilization and short length of
stay, often 1 to 3 days.
⩥ Overnight short-term observation.
,Answer: Designed for individuals with symptoms expected to remit in
72 hours or less.
⩥ General Hospitals and Private Hospitals.
Answer: Acute care hospital psychiatric units are housed on a floor or
floors of a general hospital; private psychiatric hospitals are freestanding
facilities.
⩥ Growth of acute care psychiatric hospitals.
Answer: The growth is due to a shift away from institutionalization in
state-managed hospitals.
⩥ State Psychiatric Hospitals.
Answer: State-operated psychiatric hospitals serve the most seriously ill
patients and vary widely based on community care levels and state
Medicaid payments.
⩥ Intermediate treatment.
Answer: Provided for patients unable to be stabilized in short-term
general hospital units.
⩥ Long-term care.
Answer: Provided for individuals judged too ill for community care.
, ⩥ Forensic care.
Answer: State hospitals provide court-related care and monitoring as
part of their function.
⩥ Not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI).
Answer: Judgments in criminal cases where defendants are deemed too
ill to be held responsible for their actions.
⩥ Andrea Yates case.
Answer: A tragic example of NGRI where she drowned her children
under the delusional belief she was saving them.
⩥ Entry to Acute Inpatient Care.
Answer: Patients may be admitted directly based on a specialized care
provider or primary care provider referral.
⩥ Emergency Department (ED) admissions.
Answer: The majority of patients receiving inpatient acute psychiatric
care are admitted through an ED or crisis intervention service.
⩥ Common reason for ED visits.
Answer: Mental health conditions are second only to abdominal pain as
the most common reason to visit the ED.
EDITION ROBERT MCCARRON GLEN
XIONG TEST BANK SOLVED QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED RESPONSES FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
⩥ Trauma-Informed Care.
Answer: Models of care that respect the patient's experience and needs.
⩥ Criminal Justice System.
Answer: Psychiatric needs are well known in this system, where
individuals suffering from a mental illness tend to cycle through.
⩥ Incarcerated Population.
Answer: Individuals suffering from a mental illness generally comprise
50% of this population, and from that number, 20% have a serious
mental illness.
⩥ Medication Management.
Answer: Nurses support patients in recognizing side effects and
interactions among medications prescribed for both physical illness and
mental illness.
,⩥ Self-Advocacy.
Answer: Increased ability of individuals to advocate for their own health
and treatment.
⩥ Inpatient Care Settings.
Answer: Hospitalization available for the treatment of acute symptoms
or safety concerns for patients with mental disorders and emotional
crises.
⩥ 2014 mental illness treatment statistic.
Answer: In 2014, 2.4 million adult patients with a mental illness were
treated in hospitals.
⩥ Top five mental health diagnoses.
Answer: The top five mental health diagnoses treated were mood
disorders, substance use disorders, neurocognitive disorders, anxiety
disorders, and schizophrenia.
⩥ Crisis Stabilization/Observation Units.
Answer: Care models prioritizing rapid stabilization and short length of
stay, often 1 to 3 days.
⩥ Overnight short-term observation.
,Answer: Designed for individuals with symptoms expected to remit in
72 hours or less.
⩥ General Hospitals and Private Hospitals.
Answer: Acute care hospital psychiatric units are housed on a floor or
floors of a general hospital; private psychiatric hospitals are freestanding
facilities.
⩥ Growth of acute care psychiatric hospitals.
Answer: The growth is due to a shift away from institutionalization in
state-managed hospitals.
⩥ State Psychiatric Hospitals.
Answer: State-operated psychiatric hospitals serve the most seriously ill
patients and vary widely based on community care levels and state
Medicaid payments.
⩥ Intermediate treatment.
Answer: Provided for patients unable to be stabilized in short-term
general hospital units.
⩥ Long-term care.
Answer: Provided for individuals judged too ill for community care.
, ⩥ Forensic care.
Answer: State hospitals provide court-related care and monitoring as
part of their function.
⩥ Not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI).
Answer: Judgments in criminal cases where defendants are deemed too
ill to be held responsible for their actions.
⩥ Andrea Yates case.
Answer: A tragic example of NGRI where she drowned her children
under the delusional belief she was saving them.
⩥ Entry to Acute Inpatient Care.
Answer: Patients may be admitted directly based on a specialized care
provider or primary care provider referral.
⩥ Emergency Department (ED) admissions.
Answer: The majority of patients receiving inpatient acute psychiatric
care are admitted through an ED or crisis intervention service.
⩥ Common reason for ED visits.
Answer: Mental health conditions are second only to abdominal pain as
the most common reason to visit the ED.
