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Test Bank For Primary Care Psychiatry
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2nd Edition by Robert McCarron, Glen Xiong
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b Chapter 1 - 26 b b b
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Primary bCare bPsychiatry b2nd bEdition bMcCarron bXiong bTest bBank
Table bof bContents:
Chapter b1. bThe bPrimary bCare bPsychiatric bInterview
Chapter b2. bPrimary bCare band bPsychiatry: bAn bOverview bof bthe bCollaborative bCare bModel
Chapter b3. bPreventive bMedicine band bBehavioral bHealth
Chapter b4. bThe bPatient band bYou: bPsychological band bCultural bConsideration
Chapter b5. bAnxiety bDisorders
Chapter b6. bObsessive–Compulsive band bRelated bDisorders
Chapter b7. bTrauma-Related bDisorders
Chapter b8. bMood bDisorders—Depression
Chapter b9. bTreatment-Resistant bDepression
Chapter b10. bPsychiatric bDisorders: bBipolar band bRelated bDisorders
Chapter b11. bPsychotic bDisorders
Chapter b12. bNeurocognitive bDisorders
Chapter b13. bSubstance bUse bDisorders—Alcohol
Chapter b14. bSubstance bUse bDisorders—Illicit band bPrescription bDrugs
Chapter b15. bPersonality bDisorders
Chapter b16. bCognitive bBehavioral bTherapy
Chapter b17. bSupportive bPsychotherapy bin bPrimary bCare
Chapter b18. bMotivational bInterviewing
Chapter b19. bFundamentals bof bPsychopharmacology
Chapter b20. bGeriatric bBehavioral bHealth
Chapter b21. bChild band bAdolescent bBehavioral bHealth
Chapter b22. bSuicide band bViolence bRisk bAssessment
Chapter b23. bSomatic bSymptom band bRelated bDisorders
Chapter b24. bInsomnia
Chapter b25. bSexual bDysfunction
Chapter b26. bEating bDisorders
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bMaterial
Chapter 1: The Primary Care Psychiatric Interview
b b b b b b
Primary Care Psychiatry 2nd Edition McCarron Xiong Test Bank
b b b b b b b b
MULTIPLE bCHOICE
1. A bpatient bsays bto bthe bnurse, bI bdreamed bI bwas bstoned. bWhen bI bwoke bup, bI bfelt
emotionally bdrained, bas bthough bI bhadnt brested bwell. bWhich bresponse bshould bthe bnurse
b
use bto bclarify bthe bpatients bcomment?
b
a. It bsounds bas bthough byou bwere buncomfortable bwith bthe bcontent bof byour bdream.
b. I bunderstand bwhat byoure bsaying. bBad bdreams bleave bme bfeeling btired, btoo.
c. So byou bfeel bas bthough byou bdid bnot bget benough bquality bsleep blast bnight?
d. Can byou bgive bme ban bexample bof bwhat byou bmean bby bstoned?
ANSWER: bD
The btechnique bof bclarification bis btherapeutic band bhelps bthe bnurse bexamine bthe bmeaning bof bthe
patients bstatement. bAsking bfor ba bdefinition bof bstoned bdirectly basks bfor bclarification. bRestating
b
that bthe bpatient bis buncomfortable bwith bthe bdreams bcontent bis bparroting, ba bnon-therapeutic
b
technique.
b
The bother bresponses bfail bto bclarify bthe bmeaning bof bthe bpatients bcomment.
PTS: b1 bDIF: bCognitive bLevel: bApply b(Application)
b
REF: bmcs b154 b(dm b9-2) bTOP: bNursing bProcess:
Implementation bMSC: bClient bNeeds: bPsychosocial bIntegrity
b
2. A bpatient bdiagnosed bwith bschizophrenia btells bthe bnurse, bThe bCIA bis bmonitoring bus bthrough
the bfluorescent blights bin bthis broom. bBe bcareful bwhat byou bsay. bWhich bresponse bby bthe bnurse
b
would bbe bmost btherapeutic?
b
a. Lets btalk babout bsomething bother bthan bthe bCIA.
b. It bsounds blike byoure bconcerned babout byour bprivacy.
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c. The bCIA bis bprohibited bfrom boperating bin bhealth bcare bfacilities.
d. You bhave blost btouch bwith breality, bwhich bis ba bsymptom bof byour billness.
ANSWER: bB
It bis bimportant bnot bto bchallenge bthe bpatients bbeliefs, beven bif bthey bare bunrealistic. bChallenging
undermines bthe bpatients btrust bin bthe bnurse. bThe bnurse bshould btry bto bunderstand bthe bunderlying
b
feelings bor bthoughts bthe bpatients bmessage bconveys. bThe bcorrect bresponse buses bthe btherapeutic
b
technique bof breflection. bThe bother bcomments bare bnon-therapeutic. bAsking bto btalk babout
b
something bother bthan bthe bconcern bat bhand bis bchanging bthe bsubject. bSaying bthat bthe bCIA bis
b
prohibited bfrom boperating bin bhealth bcare bfacilities bgives bfalse breassurance. bStating bthat bthe
b
patient bhas blost btouch bwith breality bis btruthful, bbut buncompassionate.
b
PTS: b1 bDIF: bCognitive bLevel: bApply b(Application)
REF: bmcs b154 b(dm b9-2) bTOP: bNursing bProcess:
Implementation bMSC: bClient bNeeds: bPsychosocial bIntegrity
b
3. The bpatient bsays, bMy bmarriage bis bjust bgreat. bMy bspouse band bI balways bagree. bThe bnurse
observes bthe bpatients bfoot bmoving bcontinuously bas bthe bpatient btwirls ba bshirt bbutton. bThe
b
conclusion bthe bnurse bcan bdraw bis bthat bthe bpatients bcommunication bis:
b
a. clear. c. b precise.
b. mixed. d. b inadequate.
ANSWER: bB
Mixed bmessages binvolve bthe btransmission bof bconflicting bor bincongruent bmessages bby bthe
speaker. bThe bpatients bverbal bmessage bthat ball bwas bwell bin bthe brelationship bwas bmodified bby bthe
b
nonverbal bbehaviors bdenoting banxiety. bData bare bnot bpresent bto bsupport bthe bchoice bof bthe bverbal
b
message bbeing bclear, bexplicit, bor binadequate.
b
PTS: b1 bDIF: bCognitive bLevel: bUnderstand b(Comprehension)
REF: bmcs b150-151 bTOP: bNursing bProcess: bAssessment
b
bMaterial
Test Bank For Primary Care Psychiatry
b b b b b b
2nd Edition by Robert McCarron, Glen Xiong
b b b b b b
b Chapter 1 - 26 b b b
, Stuvia.com b- bThe bMarketplace bto bBuy band bSell byour bStudy
bMaterial
Primary bCare bPsychiatry b2nd bEdition bMcCarron bXiong bTest bBank
Table bof bContents:
Chapter b1. bThe bPrimary bCare bPsychiatric bInterview
Chapter b2. bPrimary bCare band bPsychiatry: bAn bOverview bof bthe bCollaborative bCare bModel
Chapter b3. bPreventive bMedicine band bBehavioral bHealth
Chapter b4. bThe bPatient band bYou: bPsychological band bCultural bConsideration
Chapter b5. bAnxiety bDisorders
Chapter b6. bObsessive–Compulsive band bRelated bDisorders
Chapter b7. bTrauma-Related bDisorders
Chapter b8. bMood bDisorders—Depression
Chapter b9. bTreatment-Resistant bDepression
Chapter b10. bPsychiatric bDisorders: bBipolar band bRelated bDisorders
Chapter b11. bPsychotic bDisorders
Chapter b12. bNeurocognitive bDisorders
Chapter b13. bSubstance bUse bDisorders—Alcohol
Chapter b14. bSubstance bUse bDisorders—Illicit band bPrescription bDrugs
Chapter b15. bPersonality bDisorders
Chapter b16. bCognitive bBehavioral bTherapy
Chapter b17. bSupportive bPsychotherapy bin bPrimary bCare
Chapter b18. bMotivational bInterviewing
Chapter b19. bFundamentals bof bPsychopharmacology
Chapter b20. bGeriatric bBehavioral bHealth
Chapter b21. bChild band bAdolescent bBehavioral bHealth
Chapter b22. bSuicide band bViolence bRisk bAssessment
Chapter b23. bSomatic bSymptom band bRelated bDisorders
Chapter b24. bInsomnia
Chapter b25. bSexual bDysfunction
Chapter b26. bEating bDisorders
, Stuvia.com b- bThe bMarketplace bto bBuy band bSell byour bStudy
bMaterial
Chapter 1: The Primary Care Psychiatric Interview
b b b b b b
Primary Care Psychiatry 2nd Edition McCarron Xiong Test Bank
b b b b b b b b
MULTIPLE bCHOICE
1. A bpatient bsays bto bthe bnurse, bI bdreamed bI bwas bstoned. bWhen bI bwoke bup, bI bfelt
emotionally bdrained, bas bthough bI bhadnt brested bwell. bWhich bresponse bshould bthe bnurse
b
use bto bclarify bthe bpatients bcomment?
b
a. It bsounds bas bthough byou bwere buncomfortable bwith bthe bcontent bof byour bdream.
b. I bunderstand bwhat byoure bsaying. bBad bdreams bleave bme bfeeling btired, btoo.
c. So byou bfeel bas bthough byou bdid bnot bget benough bquality bsleep blast bnight?
d. Can byou bgive bme ban bexample bof bwhat byou bmean bby bstoned?
ANSWER: bD
The btechnique bof bclarification bis btherapeutic band bhelps bthe bnurse bexamine bthe bmeaning bof bthe
patients bstatement. bAsking bfor ba bdefinition bof bstoned bdirectly basks bfor bclarification. bRestating
b
that bthe bpatient bis buncomfortable bwith bthe bdreams bcontent bis bparroting, ba bnon-therapeutic
b
technique.
b
The bother bresponses bfail bto bclarify bthe bmeaning bof bthe bpatients bcomment.
PTS: b1 bDIF: bCognitive bLevel: bApply b(Application)
b
REF: bmcs b154 b(dm b9-2) bTOP: bNursing bProcess:
Implementation bMSC: bClient bNeeds: bPsychosocial bIntegrity
b
2. A bpatient bdiagnosed bwith bschizophrenia btells bthe bnurse, bThe bCIA bis bmonitoring bus bthrough
the bfluorescent blights bin bthis broom. bBe bcareful bwhat byou bsay. bWhich bresponse bby bthe bnurse
b
would bbe bmost btherapeutic?
b
a. Lets btalk babout bsomething bother bthan bthe bCIA.
b. It bsounds blike byoure bconcerned babout byour bprivacy.
, Stuvia.com b- bThe bMarketplace bto bBuy band bSell byour bStudy
bMaterial
c. The bCIA bis bprohibited bfrom boperating bin bhealth bcare bfacilities.
d. You bhave blost btouch bwith breality, bwhich bis ba bsymptom bof byour billness.
ANSWER: bB
It bis bimportant bnot bto bchallenge bthe bpatients bbeliefs, beven bif bthey bare bunrealistic. bChallenging
undermines bthe bpatients btrust bin bthe bnurse. bThe bnurse bshould btry bto bunderstand bthe bunderlying
b
feelings bor bthoughts bthe bpatients bmessage bconveys. bThe bcorrect bresponse buses bthe btherapeutic
b
technique bof breflection. bThe bother bcomments bare bnon-therapeutic. bAsking bto btalk babout
b
something bother bthan bthe bconcern bat bhand bis bchanging bthe bsubject. bSaying bthat bthe bCIA bis
b
prohibited bfrom boperating bin bhealth bcare bfacilities bgives bfalse breassurance. bStating bthat bthe
b
patient bhas blost btouch bwith breality bis btruthful, bbut buncompassionate.
b
PTS: b1 bDIF: bCognitive bLevel: bApply b(Application)
REF: bmcs b154 b(dm b9-2) bTOP: bNursing bProcess:
Implementation bMSC: bClient bNeeds: bPsychosocial bIntegrity
b
3. The bpatient bsays, bMy bmarriage bis bjust bgreat. bMy bspouse band bI balways bagree. bThe bnurse
observes bthe bpatients bfoot bmoving bcontinuously bas bthe bpatient btwirls ba bshirt bbutton. bThe
b
conclusion bthe bnurse bcan bdraw bis bthat bthe bpatients bcommunication bis:
b
a. clear. c. b precise.
b. mixed. d. b inadequate.
ANSWER: bB
Mixed bmessages binvolve bthe btransmission bof bconflicting bor bincongruent bmessages bby bthe
speaker. bThe bpatients bverbal bmessage bthat ball bwas bwell bin bthe brelationship bwas bmodified bby bthe
b
nonverbal bbehaviors bdenoting banxiety. bData bare bnot bpresent bto bsupport bthe bchoice bof bthe bverbal
b
message bbeing bclear, bexplicit, bor binadequate.
b
PTS: b1 bDIF: bCognitive bLevel: bUnderstand b(Comprehension)
REF: bmcs b150-151 bTOP: bNursing bProcess: bAssessment
b
