NU 345 MENTAL HEALTH EXAM 1
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS
ANSWER to The Mental Health Parity Act Enacted in 2008, it guarantees that
insurance does not impose constraints on mental health.
The answer is a continuum of mental health.
ANSWER: Mental Illness is influenced by the political environment, cultural
norms, societal ideals, and even compensation.
Adult in Good Mental Health - ANSWER resilience, accurate reality
perception, self-reliance in thought and action, acceptance of strengths and
limitations, and environmental mastery.
The Diathesis-Stress Model is a theory that explains behaviour.
Answer: Attachment Theory explains the significance of the early bond between
a baby and its caregiver. Secure, avoidant, ambivalent, and chaotic attachment
styles are examples of distinct schemas.
Resilience: A ANSWER The capacity to preserve or restore mental health in
the face of hardship is known as positive adaptation. Avoiding frequent and
extended stress and having supportive attachments and relationships are two
factors that increase resilience.
Child Assessment Trauma Related: Denver II Developmental Screening Test
(Developmental Assessment), the Child Sexual Behavior Inventory, the
ANSWER Child Dissociative Checklist, and the Trauma Symptoms Checklist
for Children.
Trauma in Child Diagnosis: A ANSWER Risk for delayed development and a
compromised relationship between parents and children.
, ANSWER Window of Tolerance: Equilibrium between parasympathetic and
sympathetic arousal.
ANSWER to Child Implementation Trauma lowering arousal and controlling
emotion, stabilizing and ensuring safety, and helping developmental skills catch
up by improving problem-solving abilities.
Reprocessing and Eye Movement Desensitization - ANSWER first-line care for
children (and adults) who have experienced trauma. The eight-phase
methodology used by EBT to process traumatic memories enables the
individual to focus on the painful incident while also paying attention to other
stimuli, such as tapping, eye movements, or audio tones.
PTSD: A ANSWER Reliving a very traumatic incident over and over again
that involves real or threatened death or major injury to oneself or others and to
which the individual reacts with extreme terror, helplessness, or terror (e.g.,
natural catastrophes, military warfare).
Symptoms of PTSD: A ANSWER 1. Reliving the traumatic event. 2. Steer
clear of triggers connected to the trauma. 3. Constant signs of elevated arousal
4. Changes in attitude.
PTSD Treatments: ANSWER Selective Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs),
remeron-depression/anxiety medications, serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)
(such as Prozac, Paxil, and Zoloft), and serotonin norepinephrine reuptake
inhibitors (SNRIs) (such as Effexor) Prazosin (Minipress), clonidine
(Catapress), and intrusive thoughts/hyperarousal The beta-blocker propranolol
(Inderol) causes hyperarousal and panic.
Answer for Acute Stress Disorder (ASD) occurs during exposure to a severely
stressful incident; it must manifest eight of the fourteen symptoms either during
or following the traumatic event. diagnosed three days to one month after the
incident.
Posttrauma Syndrome (ANSWER) Nursing Diagnosis for ASD
ANSWER for Adjustment Disorder precipitated by a stressful event, such as
retirement or a breakup, but it might not be as bad as a traumatic incident.
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS
ANSWER to The Mental Health Parity Act Enacted in 2008, it guarantees that
insurance does not impose constraints on mental health.
The answer is a continuum of mental health.
ANSWER: Mental Illness is influenced by the political environment, cultural
norms, societal ideals, and even compensation.
Adult in Good Mental Health - ANSWER resilience, accurate reality
perception, self-reliance in thought and action, acceptance of strengths and
limitations, and environmental mastery.
The Diathesis-Stress Model is a theory that explains behaviour.
Answer: Attachment Theory explains the significance of the early bond between
a baby and its caregiver. Secure, avoidant, ambivalent, and chaotic attachment
styles are examples of distinct schemas.
Resilience: A ANSWER The capacity to preserve or restore mental health in
the face of hardship is known as positive adaptation. Avoiding frequent and
extended stress and having supportive attachments and relationships are two
factors that increase resilience.
Child Assessment Trauma Related: Denver II Developmental Screening Test
(Developmental Assessment), the Child Sexual Behavior Inventory, the
ANSWER Child Dissociative Checklist, and the Trauma Symptoms Checklist
for Children.
Trauma in Child Diagnosis: A ANSWER Risk for delayed development and a
compromised relationship between parents and children.
, ANSWER Window of Tolerance: Equilibrium between parasympathetic and
sympathetic arousal.
ANSWER to Child Implementation Trauma lowering arousal and controlling
emotion, stabilizing and ensuring safety, and helping developmental skills catch
up by improving problem-solving abilities.
Reprocessing and Eye Movement Desensitization - ANSWER first-line care for
children (and adults) who have experienced trauma. The eight-phase
methodology used by EBT to process traumatic memories enables the
individual to focus on the painful incident while also paying attention to other
stimuli, such as tapping, eye movements, or audio tones.
PTSD: A ANSWER Reliving a very traumatic incident over and over again
that involves real or threatened death or major injury to oneself or others and to
which the individual reacts with extreme terror, helplessness, or terror (e.g.,
natural catastrophes, military warfare).
Symptoms of PTSD: A ANSWER 1. Reliving the traumatic event. 2. Steer
clear of triggers connected to the trauma. 3. Constant signs of elevated arousal
4. Changes in attitude.
PTSD Treatments: ANSWER Selective Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs),
remeron-depression/anxiety medications, serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)
(such as Prozac, Paxil, and Zoloft), and serotonin norepinephrine reuptake
inhibitors (SNRIs) (such as Effexor) Prazosin (Minipress), clonidine
(Catapress), and intrusive thoughts/hyperarousal The beta-blocker propranolol
(Inderol) causes hyperarousal and panic.
Answer for Acute Stress Disorder (ASD) occurs during exposure to a severely
stressful incident; it must manifest eight of the fourteen symptoms either during
or following the traumatic event. diagnosed three days to one month after the
incident.
Posttrauma Syndrome (ANSWER) Nursing Diagnosis for ASD
ANSWER for Adjustment Disorder precipitated by a stressful event, such as
retirement or a breakup, but it might not be as bad as a traumatic incident.
