UNRS 310 Exam 1
asylums are rooted in what era - correct answer ✔•Civil War era. In the
1800s, asylums were an institution where the mentally ill were held. These
facilities witnessed much ineffective and cruel treatment of those who were
hospitalized.
1860
when was the First antipsychotic medication - correct answer ✔1950s
was ther funding for for psychiatric care in the 1960s - correct answer
✔Medicare and Medicaid with no funding for psychiatric care
when was the Olmstead Decision: Deinstitutionalization - correct answer
✔1999
What was the Olmstead decision? - correct answer ✔The U.S. Supreme
Court's 1999 landmark decision in Olmstead v. L.C. (Olmstead) found the
unjustified segregation of people with disabilities is a form of unlawful
discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). ... This
principle is central to the Supreme Court's Olmstead decision.
what is the current system for psychiatrics facilitates - correct answer
✔Outpatient and inpatient settings
what are examples of professions that are Specialty psychiatric care providers
- correct answer ✔•psychiatrists, NP's, CNS, Psychiatric-mental health
advanced practice RN's
,Community clinics - correct answer ✔•offer free or low-cost sliding scale care
•
Psychiatric home care - correct answer ✔•community based treatment
modality
Assertive community treatment - correct answer ✔intensive type of case
management. ACT teams are multidisciplinary . Visits of 3-5 times per week.
what are some outpatient venues for psychiatric care - correct answer
✔•Telephone crisis counseling
•Telephone outreach
•Internet
Telepsychiatry
what models shape emergency care in psychiatrist - correct answer
✔•Comprehensive Emergency Service Model
•
•Hospital-Based Consultant Model
•
•Mobile Crisis Team Model
what is the role of the nurse in the Outpatient Settings - correct answer
✔•Strong problem-solving and clinical skills
•Cultural competence
•Flexibility
•Knowledge of community resources
•Autonomy
, •Promoting recovery and continuation of treatment
what are the different settings for impatient care - correct answer ✔•Crisis
Stabilization/Observational Units
•
•General Hospital and Private Hospital
•
•State Hospital
how can one enter to acute impatient care - correct answer ✔•Direct
admission on referral
•
•Emergency department or crisis service
•
•Voluntary or involuntary
what are patients rights? - correct answer ✔•Hospitalized patients retain their
rights as citizens
•
•Patient's need for safety must be balanced against patient's rights as a
citizen
•
•Mental health facilities have written statements of patient's rights and
applicable state laws
how can one improve outcomes inpatient units - correct answer
✔standardization in treatment and improve outcomes, inpatient units use
clinical pathways.
asylums are rooted in what era - correct answer ✔•Civil War era. In the
1800s, asylums were an institution where the mentally ill were held. These
facilities witnessed much ineffective and cruel treatment of those who were
hospitalized.
1860
when was the First antipsychotic medication - correct answer ✔1950s
was ther funding for for psychiatric care in the 1960s - correct answer
✔Medicare and Medicaid with no funding for psychiatric care
when was the Olmstead Decision: Deinstitutionalization - correct answer
✔1999
What was the Olmstead decision? - correct answer ✔The U.S. Supreme
Court's 1999 landmark decision in Olmstead v. L.C. (Olmstead) found the
unjustified segregation of people with disabilities is a form of unlawful
discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). ... This
principle is central to the Supreme Court's Olmstead decision.
what is the current system for psychiatrics facilitates - correct answer
✔Outpatient and inpatient settings
what are examples of professions that are Specialty psychiatric care providers
- correct answer ✔•psychiatrists, NP's, CNS, Psychiatric-mental health
advanced practice RN's
,Community clinics - correct answer ✔•offer free or low-cost sliding scale care
•
Psychiatric home care - correct answer ✔•community based treatment
modality
Assertive community treatment - correct answer ✔intensive type of case
management. ACT teams are multidisciplinary . Visits of 3-5 times per week.
what are some outpatient venues for psychiatric care - correct answer
✔•Telephone crisis counseling
•Telephone outreach
•Internet
Telepsychiatry
what models shape emergency care in psychiatrist - correct answer
✔•Comprehensive Emergency Service Model
•
•Hospital-Based Consultant Model
•
•Mobile Crisis Team Model
what is the role of the nurse in the Outpatient Settings - correct answer
✔•Strong problem-solving and clinical skills
•Cultural competence
•Flexibility
•Knowledge of community resources
•Autonomy
, •Promoting recovery and continuation of treatment
what are the different settings for impatient care - correct answer ✔•Crisis
Stabilization/Observational Units
•
•General Hospital and Private Hospital
•
•State Hospital
how can one enter to acute impatient care - correct answer ✔•Direct
admission on referral
•
•Emergency department or crisis service
•
•Voluntary or involuntary
what are patients rights? - correct answer ✔•Hospitalized patients retain their
rights as citizens
•
•Patient's need for safety must be balanced against patient's rights as a
citizen
•
•Mental health facilities have written statements of patient's rights and
applicable state laws
how can one improve outcomes inpatient units - correct answer
✔standardization in treatment and improve outcomes, inpatient units use
clinical pathways.
