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ALL CHAPTERS (1-24) WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
All cChapters c(1-24)
Table cOf cContents
UNIT c 1 c Current c Theories c and c Practice
Chapter c 1. c Foundations c of c Psychiatric–Mental c Health
c Nursing cChapter c 2. c Neurobiologic c Theories c and
c Psychopharmacology cChapter c 3. c Psychosocial c Theories c and
c Therapy
Chapter c 4. c Treatment c Settings c and c Therapeutic
c Programs cUNIT c 2 c Building c the c Nurse–Client
c Relationship c Chapter c 5. c Therapeutic c Relationships
Chapter c6. cTherapeutic cCommunication
cChapter c7. cClient’s cResponse cto cIllness
cChapter c8. cAssessment
UNIT c 3 c Current c Social c and c Emotional c Concerns
Chapter c9. cLegal cand cEthical cIssues
c Chapter c10. cGrief cand cLoss
Chapter c11. cAnger, cHostility, cand
cAggression c Chapter c 12. c Abuse c and
c Violence
UNIT c 4 c Nursing c Practice c for c Psychiatric
c Disorders cChapter c 13. c Trauma c and c Stressor-Related
c Disorders cChapter c 14. c Anxiety c and c Anxiety
c Disorders
Chapter c 15. c Obsessive–Compulsive c and c Related c Disorders
cChapter c16. cSchizophrenia
Chapter c17. cMood cDisorders cand
cSuicide c Chapter c 18. c Personality
c Disorders c Chapter c19. cAddiction
Chapter c 20. c Eating c Disorders
Chapter c21. cSomatic cSymptom cIllnesses
c Chapter c22. cNeurodevelopmental cDisorders
c Chapter c23. cDisruptive cBehavior cDisorders
c Chapter c 24. c Cognitive c Disorders
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Chapter c1
1. The cnurse cis cassessing cthe cfactors ccontributing cto cthe cwell-being cof ca cnewly
cadmitted cclient. cWhich cof cthe cfollowing cwould cthe cnurse cidentify cas chaving ca
cpositive cimpact con cthe cindividual's cmental chealth?
A) Not cneeding cothers cfor ccompanionship
B) The cability cto ceffectively cmanage cstress
C) A cfamily chistory cof cmental cillness
D) Striving cfor ctotal cself-
reliance cAns: cB
Feedback:
Individual cfactors cinfluencing cmental chealth cinclude cbiologic cmakeup, cautonomy,
cindependence, cself-esteem, ccapacity cfor cgrowth, cvitality, cability cto cfind cmeaning cin
clife, cemotional cresilience cor chardiness, csense cof cbelonging, creality corientation, cand
ccoping cor cstress cmanagement cabilities. cInterpersonal cfactors csuch cas cintimacy cand ca
cbalance cof cseparateness cand cconnectedness care cboth cneeded cfor cgood cmental chealth,
cand ctherefore ca
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healthy cperson cwould cneed cothers cfor ccompanionship. cA cfamily chistory cof cmental
cillness ccould crelate cto cthe cbiologic cmakeup cof can cindividual, cwhich cmay chave ca
cnegative cimpact con can cindividual's cmental chealth, cas cwell cas ca cnegative cimpact
con can cindividual's cinterpersonal cand csocialñcultural cfactors cof chealth. cTotal cself-
reliance cis cnot cpossible, cand ca cpositive csocial/cultural cfactor cis caccess cto cadequate
cresources.
2. Which cof cthe cfollowing cstatements cabout cmental cillness care ctrue? cSelect call cthat
capply.
A) Mental cillness ccan ccause csignificant cdistress, cimpaired cfunctioning, cor cboth.
B) Mental cillness cis conly cdue cto csocial/cultural cfactors.
C) Social/cultural cfactors cthat crelate cto cmental cillness cinclude cexcessive
cdependency con cor cwithdrawal cfrom crelationships.
D) Individuals csuffering cfrom cmental cillness care cusually cable cto ccope ceffectively
cwith cdaily clife.
E) Individuals csuffering cfrom cmental cillness cmay cexperience cdissatisfaction
cwith crelationships cand cself.
Ans: c A, cD, cE
Feedback:
Mental cillness ccan ccause csignificant cdistress, cimpaired cfunctioning, cor cboth. cMental
cillness cmay cbe crelated cto cindividual, cinterpersonal, cor csocial/cultural cfactors.
cExcessive cdependency con cor cwithdrawal cfrom crelationships care cinterpersonal
cfactors cthat crelate cto cmental cillness. cIndividuals csuffering cfrom cmental cillness ccan
cfeel coverwhelmed cwith cdaily clife. cIndividuals csuffering cfrom cmental cillness cmay
cexperience cdissatisfaction cwith crelationships cand cself.
3. Which cof cthe cfollowing care ctrue cregarding cmental chealth cand cmental cillness?
A) Behavior cthat cmay cbe cviewed cas cacceptable cin cone cculture cis calways
cunacceptable cin cother ccultures.
B) It cis ceasy cto cdetermine cif ca cperson cis cmentally chealthy cor cmentally cill.
C) In cmost ccases, cmental chealth cis ca cstate cof cemotional, cpsychological, cand
csocial cwellness cevidenced cby csatisfying cinterpersonal crelationships,
ceffective cbehavior cand ccoping, cpositive cself-concept, cand cemotional
cstability.
D) Persons cwho cengage cin cfantasies care cmentally
cill. cAns: cC
Feedback:
What cone csociety cmay cview cas cacceptable cand cappropriate cbehavior, canother
csociety cmay csee cthat cas cmaladaptive, cand cinappropriate. cMental chealth cand cmental
cillness care cdifficult cto cdefine cprecisely. cIn cmost ccases, cmental chealth cis ca cstate cof
cemotional, cpsychological, cand csocial cwellness cevidenced cby csatisfying cinterpersonal
crelationships, ceffective cbehavior cand ccoping, cpositive cself-concept, cand cemotional
cstability. cPersons cwho cengage cin cfantasies cmay cbe cmentally chealthy, cbut cthe
cinability cto cdistinguish creality cfrom cfantasy cis can cindividual cfactor cthat cmay
ccontribute cto cmental cillness.
4. A cclient cgrieving cthe crecent closs cof cher chusband casks cif cshe cis cbecoming
cmentally cill cbecause cshe cis cso csad. cThe cnurse's cbest cresponse cwould cbe,
A) ìYou cmay chave ca ctemporary cmental cillness cbecause cyou care cexperiencing cso
cmuch cpain.î
B) ìYou care cnot cmentally cill. cThis cis can cexpected creaction cto cthe closs
cyou chave cexperienced.î
C) ìWere cyou cgenerally cdissatisfied cwith cyour crelationship cbefore cyour
chusband's cdeath?î
D) ìTry cnot cto cworry cabout cthat cright cnow. cYou cnever cknow cwhat cthe cfuture
cbrings.î cAns: cB
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Mental cillness cincludes cgeneral cdissatisfaction cwith cself, cineffective crelationships,
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cineffective ccoping, cand clack cof cpersonal cgrowth. cAdditionally cthe cbehavior cmust cnot
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TEST BANK FOR PSYCHIATRIC–MENTAL HEALTH NURSING 9TH EDITION BY SHEILA L. VIDEBECK
ALL CHAPTERS (1-24) WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
All cChapters c(1-24)
Table cOf cContents
UNIT c 1 c Current c Theories c and c Practice
Chapter c 1. c Foundations c of c Psychiatric–Mental c Health
c Nursing cChapter c 2. c Neurobiologic c Theories c and
c Psychopharmacology cChapter c 3. c Psychosocial c Theories c and
c Therapy
Chapter c 4. c Treatment c Settings c and c Therapeutic
c Programs cUNIT c 2 c Building c the c Nurse–Client
c Relationship c Chapter c 5. c Therapeutic c Relationships
Chapter c6. cTherapeutic cCommunication
cChapter c7. cClient’s cResponse cto cIllness
cChapter c8. cAssessment
UNIT c 3 c Current c Social c and c Emotional c Concerns
Chapter c9. cLegal cand cEthical cIssues
c Chapter c10. cGrief cand cLoss
Chapter c11. cAnger, cHostility, cand
cAggression c Chapter c 12. c Abuse c and
c Violence
UNIT c 4 c Nursing c Practice c for c Psychiatric
c Disorders cChapter c 13. c Trauma c and c Stressor-Related
c Disorders cChapter c 14. c Anxiety c and c Anxiety
c Disorders
Chapter c 15. c Obsessive–Compulsive c and c Related c Disorders
cChapter c16. cSchizophrenia
Chapter c17. cMood cDisorders cand
cSuicide c Chapter c 18. c Personality
c Disorders c Chapter c19. cAddiction
Chapter c 20. c Eating c Disorders
Chapter c21. cSomatic cSymptom cIllnesses
c Chapter c22. cNeurodevelopmental cDisorders
c Chapter c23. cDisruptive cBehavior cDisorders
c Chapter c 24. c Cognitive c Disorders
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Chapter c1
1. The cnurse cis cassessing cthe cfactors ccontributing cto cthe cwell-being cof ca cnewly
cadmitted cclient. cWhich cof cthe cfollowing cwould cthe cnurse cidentify cas chaving ca
cpositive cimpact con cthe cindividual's cmental chealth?
A) Not cneeding cothers cfor ccompanionship
B) The cability cto ceffectively cmanage cstress
C) A cfamily chistory cof cmental cillness
D) Striving cfor ctotal cself-
reliance cAns: cB
Feedback:
Individual cfactors cinfluencing cmental chealth cinclude cbiologic cmakeup, cautonomy,
cindependence, cself-esteem, ccapacity cfor cgrowth, cvitality, cability cto cfind cmeaning cin
clife, cemotional cresilience cor chardiness, csense cof cbelonging, creality corientation, cand
ccoping cor cstress cmanagement cabilities. cInterpersonal cfactors csuch cas cintimacy cand ca
cbalance cof cseparateness cand cconnectedness care cboth cneeded cfor cgood cmental chealth,
cand ctherefore ca
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healthy cperson cwould cneed cothers cfor ccompanionship. cA cfamily chistory cof cmental
cillness ccould crelate cto cthe cbiologic cmakeup cof can cindividual, cwhich cmay chave ca
cnegative cimpact con can cindividual's cmental chealth, cas cwell cas ca cnegative cimpact
con can cindividual's cinterpersonal cand csocialñcultural cfactors cof chealth. cTotal cself-
reliance cis cnot cpossible, cand ca cpositive csocial/cultural cfactor cis caccess cto cadequate
cresources.
2. Which cof cthe cfollowing cstatements cabout cmental cillness care ctrue? cSelect call cthat
capply.
A) Mental cillness ccan ccause csignificant cdistress, cimpaired cfunctioning, cor cboth.
B) Mental cillness cis conly cdue cto csocial/cultural cfactors.
C) Social/cultural cfactors cthat crelate cto cmental cillness cinclude cexcessive
cdependency con cor cwithdrawal cfrom crelationships.
D) Individuals csuffering cfrom cmental cillness care cusually cable cto ccope ceffectively
cwith cdaily clife.
E) Individuals csuffering cfrom cmental cillness cmay cexperience cdissatisfaction
cwith crelationships cand cself.
Ans: c A, cD, cE
Feedback:
Mental cillness ccan ccause csignificant cdistress, cimpaired cfunctioning, cor cboth. cMental
cillness cmay cbe crelated cto cindividual, cinterpersonal, cor csocial/cultural cfactors.
cExcessive cdependency con cor cwithdrawal cfrom crelationships care cinterpersonal
cfactors cthat crelate cto cmental cillness. cIndividuals csuffering cfrom cmental cillness ccan
cfeel coverwhelmed cwith cdaily clife. cIndividuals csuffering cfrom cmental cillness cmay
cexperience cdissatisfaction cwith crelationships cand cself.
3. Which cof cthe cfollowing care ctrue cregarding cmental chealth cand cmental cillness?
A) Behavior cthat cmay cbe cviewed cas cacceptable cin cone cculture cis calways
cunacceptable cin cother ccultures.
B) It cis ceasy cto cdetermine cif ca cperson cis cmentally chealthy cor cmentally cill.
C) In cmost ccases, cmental chealth cis ca cstate cof cemotional, cpsychological, cand
csocial cwellness cevidenced cby csatisfying cinterpersonal crelationships,
ceffective cbehavior cand ccoping, cpositive cself-concept, cand cemotional
cstability.
D) Persons cwho cengage cin cfantasies care cmentally
cill. cAns: cC
Feedback:
What cone csociety cmay cview cas cacceptable cand cappropriate cbehavior, canother
csociety cmay csee cthat cas cmaladaptive, cand cinappropriate. cMental chealth cand cmental
cillness care cdifficult cto cdefine cprecisely. cIn cmost ccases, cmental chealth cis ca cstate cof
cemotional, cpsychological, cand csocial cwellness cevidenced cby csatisfying cinterpersonal
crelationships, ceffective cbehavior cand ccoping, cpositive cself-concept, cand cemotional
cstability. cPersons cwho cengage cin cfantasies cmay cbe cmentally chealthy, cbut cthe
cinability cto cdistinguish creality cfrom cfantasy cis can cindividual cfactor cthat cmay
ccontribute cto cmental cillness.
4. A cclient cgrieving cthe crecent closs cof cher chusband casks cif cshe cis cbecoming
cmentally cill cbecause cshe cis cso csad. cThe cnurse's cbest cresponse cwould cbe,
A) ìYou cmay chave ca ctemporary cmental cillness cbecause cyou care cexperiencing cso
cmuch cpain.î
B) ìYou care cnot cmentally cill. cThis cis can cexpected creaction cto cthe closs
cyou chave cexperienced.î
C) ìWere cyou cgenerally cdissatisfied cwith cyour crelationship cbefore cyour
chusband's cdeath?î
D) ìTry cnot cto cworry cabout cthat cright cnow. cYou cnever cknow cwhat cthe cfuture
cbrings.î cAns: cB
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cineffective ccoping, cand clack cof cpersonal cgrowth. cAdditionally cthe cbehavior cmust cnot
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