I. Test Bank For Davis Advantage for Psychiatric
Mental Health Nursing 10th Edition By Karyn I.
Morgan; Mary C. Townsend
TEST BANK
II.
,III. BASIClvCONCEPTSlvINlvPSYCHIATRIC-MENTALlvHEALTHlvNURSING
1. ThelvConceptlvoflvStresslvAdaptation
2. MentallvHealthlvandlvMentallvIllness:lvHistoricallvandlvTheoreticallvConcepts
IV. FOUNDATIONSlvFORlvPSYCHIATRIC-MENTALlvHEALTHlvNURSING
3. ConceptslvoflvPsychobiology
4. Psychopharmacology
5. EthicallvandlvLegallvIssues
V. THERAPEUTIClvAPPROACHESlvINlvPSYCHIATRIClvNURSINGlvCARE
6. RelationshiplvDevelopment
7. TherapeuticlvCommunication
8. ThelvNursinglvProcesslvinlvPsychiatric-MentallvHealthlvNursing
9. TherapeuticlvGroups
10. InterventionlvwithlvFamilies
11. MilieulvTherapy—ThelvTherapeuticlvCommunity
12. CrisislvIntervention
13. AssertivenesslvTraining
14. PromotinglvSelflvEsteem
15. AngerlvandlvAggressionlvManagement
16. SuicidelvPrevention
17. BehaviorlvTherapy
18. CognitivelvBehaviorallvTherapy
19. ElectroconvulsivelvTherapy
20. ThelvRecoverylvModel
VI. NURSINGlvCARElvOFlvPATIENTSlvWITHlvALTERATIONSlvINlvPSYCHOSOCIALlvADAPTATION
21. CaringlvforlvPatientslvwithlvMentallvIllnesslvandlvSubstancelvUselvDisorderslvinlvGenerallvPracticelvSettings
22. NeurocognitivelvDisorders
23. Substance-RelatedlvandlvAddictivelvDisorders
24. SchizophrenialvSpectrumlvandlvOtherlvPsychoticlvDisorders
25. DepressivelvDisorders
26. BipolarlvandlvRelatedlvDisorders
27. Anxiety,lvObsessive-Compulsive,lvandlvRelatedlvDisorders
28. TraumalvandlvStressor-RelatedlvDisorders
29. SomaticlvSymptomlvandlvDissociativelvDisorders
30. EatinglvDisorders
31. PersonalitylvDisorders
VII. PSYCHIATRIC/MENTALlvHEALTHlvNURSINGlvOFlvSPECIALlvPOPULATIONS
32. ChildrenlvandlvAdolescents
33. ThelvAginglvIndividual
34. SurvivorslvoflvAbuselvorlvNeglect
35. CommunitylvMentallvHealthlvNursing
36. ThelvBereavedlvIndividual
37. MilitarylvFamilies
eBooklvBonuslvChapters
38. TheoreticallvModelslvoflvPersonalitylvDevelopment
39. CulturallvandlvSpirituallvConceptslvRelevantlvtolvPsychiatriclvMentallvHealthlvNursing
40. ComplementarylvandlvPsychosociallvTherapies
41. RelaxationlvTherapy
42. IssueslvRelatedlvtolvHumanlvSexualitylvandlvGenderlvDysphoria
43. ForensiclvNursing
,Chapterlv1.lvThelvConceptlvoflvStresslvAdaptation
MULTIPLElvCHOICE
1. Alvclientlvhaslvexperiencedlvthelvdeathlvoflvalvcloselvfamilylvmemberlvandlvatlvthelvsamelvtimebecomes
unemployed.lvThelvclient’slv6-monthlvscorelvonlvthelvRecentlvLifelvChangeslvQuestionnairelvislv110.lvThelvnurse:
Understandslvthelvclientlvislvatlvrisklvforlvsignificantlvstress-
relatedlvillness.lvDetermineslvthelvclientlvislvnotlvatlvrisklvforlvsignificantlvstress-
relatedlvillness.
Needslvfurtherlvassessmentlvoflvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvtolvdeterminelvsusceptibilitylvtostress-
relatedlvillness.
Recognizeslvthelvclientlvmaylvviewlvthelvlosseslvaslvchallengeslvandlvperceivelvthemlvasopportunities.
ANS:lv3
Chapter:lvChapterlv1,lvThelvConceptlvoflvStresslvAdaptation
Objective:lvExplainlvthelvrelationshiplvbetweenlvstresslvandlvdiseaseslvoflvadaptation.Page:lv5
Heading:lvStresslvaslvanlvEnvironmentallvEventlvIntegratedlvProcesses:lvNursinglvProcess:lvEvaluationClientl
vNeed: lvPsychosociallvIntegrity
CognitivelvLevel:lvApplicationlv[Applying]Concept:lvStresslvDifficul
ty:lvModerate
Feedback
1. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAssessmentlvislvthelvfirstlvsteplvoflvthelvnursinglvprocess.lvThelvnurselvsh
ouldlvassesslvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvandlvavailablelvsupportlvbeforelvdetermininglvsusc
eptibilitylvtolvstress-
relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicallvillnesses.lvThelvRecentlvLifeChangeslvQuestionnair
elvislvanlvexpandedlvversionlvoflvthelvSchedulelvoflvRecentlvExperienceslvandlvthelvRahe-
HolmeslvSociallvReadjustmentlvRatinglvScale.lvAlv6-
monthlvscorelvoflv300lvorlvmorelvorlvalvyear-
scorelvtotallvoflv500lvorlvmorelvindicateslvhighlvstresslvinlva
client’slvlifelvandlvsusceptibilitylvtolvstress-relatedlvillnesses.
2. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAssessmentlvislvthelvfirstlvsteplvinlvthelvnursinglvprocess.lvThelvnurselvsho
uldlvassesslvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvandlvavailablelvsupportlvbeforelvdetermininglvthelvcl
ient’slvperceptionlvoflvthelvcurrentlvstresses.lvAlv6-
monthlvscorelvoflv300lvorlvmorelvorlvalvyear-
scorelvtotallvoflv500lvorlvmorelvonlvthelvRecentlvLifelvChangeslvQuestionnairelvindicateslvhig
hlvstresslvinlva
client’slvlifelvandlvsusceptibilitylvtolvstress-relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicallvillnesses.
3. Thislvislvcorrect.lvAssessmentlvislvthelvfirstlvsteplvinlvthelvnursinglvprocess.lvThelvnurselvshoul
dlvassesslvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvandlvavailablelvsupportlvbeforelvdetermininglvsuscepti
bilitylvtolvstress-relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicallvillnesses.lvAlv6-monthlvscore
, oflv300lvorlvmorelvorlvalvyear-
scorelvoflv500lvorlvmorelvindicateslvhighlvstresslvinlvalvclient’slvlifeandlvrisklvforlvsignificantlvs
tress-relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicallvillness.
4. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAssessmentlvislvthelvfirstlvsteplvinlvthelvnursinglvprocess.lvThelvnurselvsh
ouldlvassesslvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvandlvavailablelvsupportlvbeforelvdetermininglvsusc
eptibilitylvtolvstress-relatedlvillness.lvAlv6-monthlvscorelvoflv300lvorlvmorelvorlvalvyear-
lvscorelvoflv500lvorlvmorelvonlvthelvRecentlvLifelvChangeslvQuestionnairelvindicates lvhighlvstr
essinlvalvclient’slvlifelvislvsusceptiblelvtolvsignificantlvstress-
relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicalillness.
CON:lvStress
2. Alvphysicallylvandlvemotionallylvhealthylvclientlvhaslvjustlvbeenlvfired.lvDuringlvalvroutinelvofficelvvisit,lvh
elvtellslvthelvnurse,lv“Perhapslvthislvwaslvthelvbestlvthinglvtolvhappen.lvMaybelvI’ll
considerlvpursuinglvanlvartlvdegree.”lvThelvnurselvdetermineslvthelvclientlvperceiveslvthelvstressoroflvhislvjoblvlosslvas:
IrrelevantlvHa
rmlvorlvlosslvT
hreateninglvAl
vchallenge
ANS:lv4
Chapter:lvChapterlv1,lvThelvConceptlvoflvStresslvAdaptation
Objective:lvDiscusslvadaptivelvcopinglvstrategieslvinlvthelvmanagementlvoflvstress.Page:lv7l
vHeading: lvStresslvaslvalvtransactionlvbetweenlvthelvindividuallvandlvthelvenvironment
>Individual’slvPerceptionlvoflvthelvEventlv>lvPrimarylvAppraisalIntegratedlvProcesses:lvNursinglvProcess:lvAs
sessment
ClientlvNeed:lvPsychosociallvIntegritylvCognitivelvLevel:lvApplicationlv[Applying]Concept:lvStre
sslvDifficulty:lvEasy
Feedback
1. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAnlvirrelevantlvperceptionlvislvonelvwherelvthelveventlvholdslvnosignifican
celvforlvthelvindividual.
2. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAlvharmlvorlvlosslvappraisallvreferslvtolvdamagelvorlvlosslvalreadyexperien
cedlvbylvthelvindividual.
3. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAlvthreateninglvappraisallvislvperceivedlvaslvanticipatedlvharmslvorlvlosse
s.
4. Thislvislvcorrect.lvThelvclient’slvstatementlvindicateslvhelvperceiveslvthelvlosslvoflvhislvjoblvaslv
alvchallengelvandlvanlvopportunitylvforlvgrowth,lvdemonstratedlvbylvhislvstatementlvtolvconsid
eranlvartlvdegree.
CON:lvStress
Mental Health Nursing 10th Edition By Karyn I.
Morgan; Mary C. Townsend
TEST BANK
II.
,III. BASIClvCONCEPTSlvINlvPSYCHIATRIC-MENTALlvHEALTHlvNURSING
1. ThelvConceptlvoflvStresslvAdaptation
2. MentallvHealthlvandlvMentallvIllness:lvHistoricallvandlvTheoreticallvConcepts
IV. FOUNDATIONSlvFORlvPSYCHIATRIC-MENTALlvHEALTHlvNURSING
3. ConceptslvoflvPsychobiology
4. Psychopharmacology
5. EthicallvandlvLegallvIssues
V. THERAPEUTIClvAPPROACHESlvINlvPSYCHIATRIClvNURSINGlvCARE
6. RelationshiplvDevelopment
7. TherapeuticlvCommunication
8. ThelvNursinglvProcesslvinlvPsychiatric-MentallvHealthlvNursing
9. TherapeuticlvGroups
10. InterventionlvwithlvFamilies
11. MilieulvTherapy—ThelvTherapeuticlvCommunity
12. CrisislvIntervention
13. AssertivenesslvTraining
14. PromotinglvSelflvEsteem
15. AngerlvandlvAggressionlvManagement
16. SuicidelvPrevention
17. BehaviorlvTherapy
18. CognitivelvBehaviorallvTherapy
19. ElectroconvulsivelvTherapy
20. ThelvRecoverylvModel
VI. NURSINGlvCARElvOFlvPATIENTSlvWITHlvALTERATIONSlvINlvPSYCHOSOCIALlvADAPTATION
21. CaringlvforlvPatientslvwithlvMentallvIllnesslvandlvSubstancelvUselvDisorderslvinlvGenerallvPracticelvSettings
22. NeurocognitivelvDisorders
23. Substance-RelatedlvandlvAddictivelvDisorders
24. SchizophrenialvSpectrumlvandlvOtherlvPsychoticlvDisorders
25. DepressivelvDisorders
26. BipolarlvandlvRelatedlvDisorders
27. Anxiety,lvObsessive-Compulsive,lvandlvRelatedlvDisorders
28. TraumalvandlvStressor-RelatedlvDisorders
29. SomaticlvSymptomlvandlvDissociativelvDisorders
30. EatinglvDisorders
31. PersonalitylvDisorders
VII. PSYCHIATRIC/MENTALlvHEALTHlvNURSINGlvOFlvSPECIALlvPOPULATIONS
32. ChildrenlvandlvAdolescents
33. ThelvAginglvIndividual
34. SurvivorslvoflvAbuselvorlvNeglect
35. CommunitylvMentallvHealthlvNursing
36. ThelvBereavedlvIndividual
37. MilitarylvFamilies
eBooklvBonuslvChapters
38. TheoreticallvModelslvoflvPersonalitylvDevelopment
39. CulturallvandlvSpirituallvConceptslvRelevantlvtolvPsychiatriclvMentallvHealthlvNursing
40. ComplementarylvandlvPsychosociallvTherapies
41. RelaxationlvTherapy
42. IssueslvRelatedlvtolvHumanlvSexualitylvandlvGenderlvDysphoria
43. ForensiclvNursing
,Chapterlv1.lvThelvConceptlvoflvStresslvAdaptation
MULTIPLElvCHOICE
1. Alvclientlvhaslvexperiencedlvthelvdeathlvoflvalvcloselvfamilylvmemberlvandlvatlvthelvsamelvtimebecomes
unemployed.lvThelvclient’slv6-monthlvscorelvonlvthelvRecentlvLifelvChangeslvQuestionnairelvislv110.lvThelvnurse:
Understandslvthelvclientlvislvatlvrisklvforlvsignificantlvstress-
relatedlvillness.lvDetermineslvthelvclientlvislvnotlvatlvrisklvforlvsignificantlvstress-
relatedlvillness.
Needslvfurtherlvassessmentlvoflvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvtolvdeterminelvsusceptibilitylvtostress-
relatedlvillness.
Recognizeslvthelvclientlvmaylvviewlvthelvlosseslvaslvchallengeslvandlvperceivelvthemlvasopportunities.
ANS:lv3
Chapter:lvChapterlv1,lvThelvConceptlvoflvStresslvAdaptation
Objective:lvExplainlvthelvrelationshiplvbetweenlvstresslvandlvdiseaseslvoflvadaptation.Page:lv5
Heading:lvStresslvaslvanlvEnvironmentallvEventlvIntegratedlvProcesses:lvNursinglvProcess:lvEvaluationClientl
vNeed: lvPsychosociallvIntegrity
CognitivelvLevel:lvApplicationlv[Applying]Concept:lvStresslvDifficul
ty:lvModerate
Feedback
1. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAssessmentlvislvthelvfirstlvsteplvoflvthelvnursinglvprocess.lvThelvnurselvsh
ouldlvassesslvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvandlvavailablelvsupportlvbeforelvdetermininglvsusc
eptibilitylvtolvstress-
relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicallvillnesses.lvThelvRecentlvLifeChangeslvQuestionnair
elvislvanlvexpandedlvversionlvoflvthelvSchedulelvoflvRecentlvExperienceslvandlvthelvRahe-
HolmeslvSociallvReadjustmentlvRatinglvScale.lvAlv6-
monthlvscorelvoflv300lvorlvmorelvorlvalvyear-
scorelvtotallvoflv500lvorlvmorelvindicateslvhighlvstresslvinlva
client’slvlifelvandlvsusceptibilitylvtolvstress-relatedlvillnesses.
2. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAssessmentlvislvthelvfirstlvsteplvinlvthelvnursinglvprocess.lvThelvnurselvsho
uldlvassesslvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvandlvavailablelvsupportlvbeforelvdetermininglvthelvcl
ient’slvperceptionlvoflvthelvcurrentlvstresses.lvAlv6-
monthlvscorelvoflv300lvorlvmorelvorlvalvyear-
scorelvtotallvoflv500lvorlvmorelvonlvthelvRecentlvLifelvChangeslvQuestionnairelvindicateslvhig
hlvstresslvinlva
client’slvlifelvandlvsusceptibilitylvtolvstress-relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicallvillnesses.
3. Thislvislvcorrect.lvAssessmentlvislvthelvfirstlvsteplvinlvthelvnursinglvprocess.lvThelvnurselvshoul
dlvassesslvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvandlvavailablelvsupportlvbeforelvdetermininglvsuscepti
bilitylvtolvstress-relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicallvillnesses.lvAlv6-monthlvscore
, oflv300lvorlvmorelvorlvalvyear-
scorelvoflv500lvorlvmorelvindicateslvhighlvstresslvinlvalvclient’slvlifeandlvrisklvforlvsignificantlvs
tress-relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicallvillness.
4. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAssessmentlvislvthelvfirstlvsteplvinlvthelvnursinglvprocess.lvThelvnurselvsh
ouldlvassesslvthelvclient’slvcopinglvskillslvandlvavailablelvsupportlvbeforelvdetermininglvsusc
eptibilitylvtolvstress-relatedlvillness.lvAlv6-monthlvscorelvoflv300lvorlvmorelvorlvalvyear-
lvscorelvoflv500lvorlvmorelvonlvthelvRecentlvLifelvChangeslvQuestionnairelvindicates lvhighlvstr
essinlvalvclient’slvlifelvislvsusceptiblelvtolvsignificantlvstress-
relatedlvphysicallvandlvpsychologicalillness.
CON:lvStress
2. Alvphysicallylvandlvemotionallylvhealthylvclientlvhaslvjustlvbeenlvfired.lvDuringlvalvroutinelvofficelvvisit,lvh
elvtellslvthelvnurse,lv“Perhapslvthislvwaslvthelvbestlvthinglvtolvhappen.lvMaybelvI’ll
considerlvpursuinglvanlvartlvdegree.”lvThelvnurselvdetermineslvthelvclientlvperceiveslvthelvstressoroflvhislvjoblvlosslvas:
IrrelevantlvHa
rmlvorlvlosslvT
hreateninglvAl
vchallenge
ANS:lv4
Chapter:lvChapterlv1,lvThelvConceptlvoflvStresslvAdaptation
Objective:lvDiscusslvadaptivelvcopinglvstrategieslvinlvthelvmanagementlvoflvstress.Page:lv7l
vHeading: lvStresslvaslvalvtransactionlvbetweenlvthelvindividuallvandlvthelvenvironment
>Individual’slvPerceptionlvoflvthelvEventlv>lvPrimarylvAppraisalIntegratedlvProcesses:lvNursinglvProcess:lvAs
sessment
ClientlvNeed:lvPsychosociallvIntegritylvCognitivelvLevel:lvApplicationlv[Applying]Concept:lvStre
sslvDifficulty:lvEasy
Feedback
1. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAnlvirrelevantlvperceptionlvislvonelvwherelvthelveventlvholdslvnosignifican
celvforlvthelvindividual.
2. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAlvharmlvorlvlosslvappraisallvreferslvtolvdamagelvorlvlosslvalreadyexperien
cedlvbylvthelvindividual.
3. Thislvislvincorrect.lvAlvthreateninglvappraisallvislvperceivedlvaslvanticipatedlvharmslvorlvlosse
s.
4. Thislvislvcorrect.lvThelvclient’slvstatementlvindicateslvhelvperceiveslvthelvlosslvoflvhislvjoblvaslv
alvchallengelvandlvanlvopportunitylvforlvgrowth,lvdemonstratedlvbylvhislvstatementlvtolvconsid
eranlvartlvdegree.
CON:lvStress