Keltner Unit I+II Examination is an assessment
designed to evaluate students’
understanding of the key concepts,
principles, and skills covered in Units I and
II
Terms in this set (44)
, A patient with which medical history would A. Schizophrenia and diabetes
best meet the criteria for enrollment in an
apartment living program? Apartment living programs provide varying degrees of
supervision and programming for the severely mentally ill.
A. Schizophrenia and diabetes Staff might be on site on a daily basis, offering group sessions
B. Depression and exercise-induced asthma and activities, or they might visit periodically to provide
C. Borderline personality disorder and medication assistance and attendance at various
hypertension appointments that can include those for medical conditions.
D. Bipolar disorder and gastroesphogeal The diagnosis of schizophrenia is one of severe mental illness,
reflex disorder GERD) while diabetes requires daily management; this patient meets
the criteria for the apartment living program model. The
individuals with any of the other comorbid diagnoses would
probably be followed up in a clinic setting and benefit from
opportunities in the community (e.g., psychoeducation groups,
support groups, and social groups) with medical being
available as required.
Which statement made by a nurse D. "The goal of every nursing program is to produce
demonstrates an understanding of the goal therapeutic nurses to work in combination with psychotherapy
of nursing and its role in psychotherapy?
What basic nursing programs teach is how to be therapeutic.
A. "The nursing training provided in the Distinguishing therapy from being therapeutic is crucial for the
basic nursing program prepares the novice student of psychiatric nursing. Therapy is the focus of
nurse to provide psychotherapy to mentally graduate-level psychiatric nursing training and graduate
ill patients." programs in other nursing disciplines. It is not taught at the
B. "Nursing is the primary source of those basic nursing program level.
prepared to provide the mentally ill with
psychotherapy."
C. "The primary way a psychiatric nurse can
be therapeutic is to provide
psychotherapy."
D. "The goal of every nursing program is
to produce therapeutic nurses to work
in
combination with psychotherapy.
Considering the environmental elements a C. Informing the family that a depressed patient may only have
nurse must consider when creating a slip-on style shoes.
therapeutic milieu, which intervention has
priority? The six environmental elements that nurses must consider
in creating a therapeutic milieu include safety, structure,
A. Providing instructions on the use of norms, limit-setting, balance, and modification. Safety, such
the unit's washer and dryer so the as
patient can be responsible for monitoring a depressed patient's personal belongings for
personal laundry possible dangerous elements, has priority over all other
B. Reminding a patient that aggressive considerations. Supporting a patient in managing his/her
behavior toward staff and other patients will own laundry is associated with balance, while reminding a
not be tolerated patient that aggressive behavior is not permitted relates
C. Informing the family that a depressed to limit-setting. Providing a unit schedule supports the
patient may only have slip-on style shoes patient's need for a structured environment.
D. Posting a written calendar of all groups
and activities scheduled for unit patients
designed to evaluate students’
understanding of the key concepts,
principles, and skills covered in Units I and
II
Terms in this set (44)
, A patient with which medical history would A. Schizophrenia and diabetes
best meet the criteria for enrollment in an
apartment living program? Apartment living programs provide varying degrees of
supervision and programming for the severely mentally ill.
A. Schizophrenia and diabetes Staff might be on site on a daily basis, offering group sessions
B. Depression and exercise-induced asthma and activities, or they might visit periodically to provide
C. Borderline personality disorder and medication assistance and attendance at various
hypertension appointments that can include those for medical conditions.
D. Bipolar disorder and gastroesphogeal The diagnosis of schizophrenia is one of severe mental illness,
reflex disorder GERD) while diabetes requires daily management; this patient meets
the criteria for the apartment living program model. The
individuals with any of the other comorbid diagnoses would
probably be followed up in a clinic setting and benefit from
opportunities in the community (e.g., psychoeducation groups,
support groups, and social groups) with medical being
available as required.
Which statement made by a nurse D. "The goal of every nursing program is to produce
demonstrates an understanding of the goal therapeutic nurses to work in combination with psychotherapy
of nursing and its role in psychotherapy?
What basic nursing programs teach is how to be therapeutic.
A. "The nursing training provided in the Distinguishing therapy from being therapeutic is crucial for the
basic nursing program prepares the novice student of psychiatric nursing. Therapy is the focus of
nurse to provide psychotherapy to mentally graduate-level psychiatric nursing training and graduate
ill patients." programs in other nursing disciplines. It is not taught at the
B. "Nursing is the primary source of those basic nursing program level.
prepared to provide the mentally ill with
psychotherapy."
C. "The primary way a psychiatric nurse can
be therapeutic is to provide
psychotherapy."
D. "The goal of every nursing program is
to produce therapeutic nurses to work
in
combination with psychotherapy.
Considering the environmental elements a C. Informing the family that a depressed patient may only have
nurse must consider when creating a slip-on style shoes.
therapeutic milieu, which intervention has
priority? The six environmental elements that nurses must consider
in creating a therapeutic milieu include safety, structure,
A. Providing instructions on the use of norms, limit-setting, balance, and modification. Safety, such
the unit's washer and dryer so the as
patient can be responsible for monitoring a depressed patient's personal belongings for
personal laundry possible dangerous elements, has priority over all other
B. Reminding a patient that aggressive considerations. Supporting a patient in managing his/her
behavior toward staff and other patients will own laundry is associated with balance, while reminding a
not be tolerated patient that aggressive behavior is not permitted relates
C. Informing the family that a depressed to limit-setting. Providing a unit schedule supports the
patient may only have slip-on style shoes patient's need for a structured environment.
D. Posting a written calendar of all groups
and activities scheduled for unit patients
