NSG 411- summer exam 1 Questions With Complete
Solutions
Alliance Correct Answers - Relational bond
- Agreement on goals
- Agreement on tasks
- 38-54% of change related to alliance between therapist &
client
Amygdala Correct Answers Modulates aggression / Sexuality
- Subcortical structure
Basil Ganglia Correct Answers •Motor functions, learning of
repetitive action
•Initiates and terminates movement
•Mediates hallucinations, delusions, and processing of emotions
and memories
Behavioral Interventions Correct Answers 1. Know the
behavior that needs to change & break it into smaller parts
2. Establish achievable goals (ask pts to cut their goal in 1/2)
3. Develop appropriate rewards (change often to keep pt's
engaged)
4. Establish appropriate time frames
5. Provide social reinforcers
, Behavioral Therapies Correct Answers Lazarus, Bandura, &
Wolpe
•Basic Assumptions: Behavior evolves from learning.
•Focus: current behavior, develop specific Tx goals and develop
specific interventions for each goal
•Treatment goal: eliminating maladaptive behaviors and
learning more effective behavior
Learning and behavior are the key to change
Brain
(Overview) Correct Answers The origin of behavior
Receives and processes information from the entire human body
Brainstem Correct Answers •medulla oblongata controls
respiration, BP, heart rate
Cartesian Dualism Correct Answers Rene Descartes (1596-
1650) Proposed relationship between mind and body
mind and body were separate/ Reductionism
Holism appreciates interactions and connectedness
Cerebellum Correct Answers •functions to regulate movement,
posture, balance and sensory -motor coordination
Cereberal cortex Correct Answers •The outermost layer, with
gyri and fissures.
Solutions
Alliance Correct Answers - Relational bond
- Agreement on goals
- Agreement on tasks
- 38-54% of change related to alliance between therapist &
client
Amygdala Correct Answers Modulates aggression / Sexuality
- Subcortical structure
Basil Ganglia Correct Answers •Motor functions, learning of
repetitive action
•Initiates and terminates movement
•Mediates hallucinations, delusions, and processing of emotions
and memories
Behavioral Interventions Correct Answers 1. Know the
behavior that needs to change & break it into smaller parts
2. Establish achievable goals (ask pts to cut their goal in 1/2)
3. Develop appropriate rewards (change often to keep pt's
engaged)
4. Establish appropriate time frames
5. Provide social reinforcers
, Behavioral Therapies Correct Answers Lazarus, Bandura, &
Wolpe
•Basic Assumptions: Behavior evolves from learning.
•Focus: current behavior, develop specific Tx goals and develop
specific interventions for each goal
•Treatment goal: eliminating maladaptive behaviors and
learning more effective behavior
Learning and behavior are the key to change
Brain
(Overview) Correct Answers The origin of behavior
Receives and processes information from the entire human body
Brainstem Correct Answers •medulla oblongata controls
respiration, BP, heart rate
Cartesian Dualism Correct Answers Rene Descartes (1596-
1650) Proposed relationship between mind and body
mind and body were separate/ Reductionism
Holism appreciates interactions and connectedness
Cerebellum Correct Answers •functions to regulate movement,
posture, balance and sensory -motor coordination
Cereberal cortex Correct Answers •The outermost layer, with
gyri and fissures.
