CMAN 272 Exam 1 | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified
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Q1: Mental health
A: state of wellbeing in which each person can reach their potential
Q2: Mental Illness
A: all psychiatric disorders that have a definable diagnosis
"health conditions involving changes in emotion, thinking or behavior../ associated with.
distress and/or problems functioning in social, work or family activities"
Q3: DSM5
A: Diagnostic and Statistical manual of mental disorders
outlines criteria used to define mental disorders (helps make diagnosis, outline a
treatment plan, predict outcomes)
represents psychosocial and biological functioning
corresponds with ICD10 codes preceding each diagnosis in the manual
Q4: Previous DSM Axis 1
A: clinical disorders and principle disorders
(influxes diagnosis)
Q5: Previous DSM Axis II
A: personality disorders or intellectual disabilities
(influxes diagnosis)
Q6: Previous DSM Axis III
A: general medical conditions or neurological problems
(influxes diagnosis)
Q7: Previous DSM Axis IV
A: psychosocial and environmental stressors
(psychosocial and contextual)
Q8: Previous DSM Axis V
A: Global Assessment of Functioning (0100)
,Q9: Global functioning assessment, 0100
A: 0: inadequate information
20: some danger to self or others or failing to maintain minimal hygiene or
communication impairment
40: serious symptoms, reality impairment, major impairment in several areas
60: moderarte symptoms or difficulty in functioning
80: (if present) symptoms are transient and expectable reactions to psychosocial
stressors, slight impairment in functioning
100: superior functioning in wide range of activities, no symptoms
Q10: Etiology of mental illness
A: individual dimensional traits
life story
behaviors
structural racism
environmental factors
social/economic circumstances
hormones
medical conditions
trauma
transfer of drugs across the blood brain barrier
Q11: Is mental illness a constant?
A: no, it is on a continuum
Q12: What does WHO report as the leading cause of disability worldwide?
A: Depression
Q13: Top mental illnesses in the US
A: depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD
Q14: How have suicide rates changed since 2001?
A: increased, especially in veterans
Q15: 5 points of PMHN scope of practice
A: quality of human life and its relationship to health
relationships between optimum psychobiologic health and feelings of selfworth,
personal integrity, selffulfillment, and creative expression
promote basic needs
promote healthy relationships
recognize basic human needs
, Q16: Psychiatric mental health nursing (PMHN)
A: promoting mental health through the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of human
responses to mental health problems and psychiatric disorders
Q17: Components of comprehensive PMHN
A: biological
spiritual
social and economic
psychological
cultural
environmental
Q18: Mental health care team
A: nurse
social worker
technician
counselor/therapist
psychiatrist
psychologist
case manager
Q19: 3 tiers of mental illness prevention
A: primary: decrease the incidence of mental disorders
secondary: screen for mental disorders
tertiary: decrease the disability and severity of mental disorders
Q20: Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
A: Physical: need for air, water, food, rest, health
Security: need for safety, shelter, stability
Social: need for being loved, belonging, inclusion
Ego: need for selfesteem, power, recognition, prestige
Self Actualization: need for development, creativity
Q21: Standards of practice
A: assessment, diagnosis (NANDA), outcomes identification (NOC), planning,
implementation, evaluation
Answers
Q1: Mental health
A: state of wellbeing in which each person can reach their potential
Q2: Mental Illness
A: all psychiatric disorders that have a definable diagnosis
"health conditions involving changes in emotion, thinking or behavior../ associated with.
distress and/or problems functioning in social, work or family activities"
Q3: DSM5
A: Diagnostic and Statistical manual of mental disorders
outlines criteria used to define mental disorders (helps make diagnosis, outline a
treatment plan, predict outcomes)
represents psychosocial and biological functioning
corresponds with ICD10 codes preceding each diagnosis in the manual
Q4: Previous DSM Axis 1
A: clinical disorders and principle disorders
(influxes diagnosis)
Q5: Previous DSM Axis II
A: personality disorders or intellectual disabilities
(influxes diagnosis)
Q6: Previous DSM Axis III
A: general medical conditions or neurological problems
(influxes diagnosis)
Q7: Previous DSM Axis IV
A: psychosocial and environmental stressors
(psychosocial and contextual)
Q8: Previous DSM Axis V
A: Global Assessment of Functioning (0100)
,Q9: Global functioning assessment, 0100
A: 0: inadequate information
20: some danger to self or others or failing to maintain minimal hygiene or
communication impairment
40: serious symptoms, reality impairment, major impairment in several areas
60: moderarte symptoms or difficulty in functioning
80: (if present) symptoms are transient and expectable reactions to psychosocial
stressors, slight impairment in functioning
100: superior functioning in wide range of activities, no symptoms
Q10: Etiology of mental illness
A: individual dimensional traits
life story
behaviors
structural racism
environmental factors
social/economic circumstances
hormones
medical conditions
trauma
transfer of drugs across the blood brain barrier
Q11: Is mental illness a constant?
A: no, it is on a continuum
Q12: What does WHO report as the leading cause of disability worldwide?
A: Depression
Q13: Top mental illnesses in the US
A: depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD
Q14: How have suicide rates changed since 2001?
A: increased, especially in veterans
Q15: 5 points of PMHN scope of practice
A: quality of human life and its relationship to health
relationships between optimum psychobiologic health and feelings of selfworth,
personal integrity, selffulfillment, and creative expression
promote basic needs
promote healthy relationships
recognize basic human needs
, Q16: Psychiatric mental health nursing (PMHN)
A: promoting mental health through the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of human
responses to mental health problems and psychiatric disorders
Q17: Components of comprehensive PMHN
A: biological
spiritual
social and economic
psychological
cultural
environmental
Q18: Mental health care team
A: nurse
social worker
technician
counselor/therapist
psychiatrist
psychologist
case manager
Q19: 3 tiers of mental illness prevention
A: primary: decrease the incidence of mental disorders
secondary: screen for mental disorders
tertiary: decrease the disability and severity of mental disorders
Q20: Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
A: Physical: need for air, water, food, rest, health
Security: need for safety, shelter, stability
Social: need for being loved, belonging, inclusion
Ego: need for selfesteem, power, recognition, prestige
Self Actualization: need for development, creativity
Q21: Standards of practice
A: assessment, diagnosis (NANDA), outcomes identification (NOC), planning,
implementation, evaluation
