NSG 526(EXAM 1) 2023 EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS
DSM-5 TR: How is it utilized? - (ANSWER)Utilized in diagnostic assessment process only,
DSM-5 TR: What does it not suggest? - (ANSWER)Treatment strategy.
Accurate Documentation: Why is it significant? - (ANSWER)Significant for legal protection, *&^
regulatory standards compliance, reimbursement, liability reduction, consistency in therapeutic %$
intervention, and assistance with utilization review.
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospital Organization (JCAHO): What do they
emphasize? - (ANSWER)Emphasizes performance improvement, outcomes, and a
multidisciplinary approach to client-centered care, requiring compliance with documentation
regulations.
What does Nursing Documentation have to demonstrate for proper reimbursement? -
(ANSWER)The necessity and delivery of billed services to third-party payers, such as Medicare
and private insurers.
CPT Coding: What does it do? - (ANSWER)Accurately describes medical, surgical, and
diagnostic services, facilitates cost containment, and ensures proper charge capture for services
rendered.
SOAP Note - (ANSWER)Documentation format for recording SUBJECTIVE observations,
OBJECTIVE findings, ASSESSMENT of the client's current status, and the PLAN for treatment
or follow-up care.
SOAPIE Note: What is included beside the SOAP note? - (ANSWER)Includes
IMPLEMENTATION considerations of the services to be provided (I) and the EVALUATION of
service provision (E), in addition to the components of a SOAP note.
SOAPIER Note: What is included beside the SOAPIER note? - (ANSWER)Includes all elements
of a SOAPIE note, plus the client's RESPONSE (R) to the diagnostic process, treatment
planning, and intervention efforts.
Freud's topographical theory - (ANSWER)Sigmund Freud's theory of the three levels of
psychological awareness: unconscious, preconscious, and conscious.
Unconscious mind (Freud) - (ANSWER)Operates independently from the conscious mind,
influencing behavior without direct awareness.
, NSG 526(EXAM 1) 2023 EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Preconscious level of awareness (Freud) - (ANSWER)Includes information not currently in
awareness but can be brought into consciousness if needed.
Conscious mind (Freud) - (ANSWER)Where current thinking processes and objects of attention
reside, constituting a significant portion of awareness. *&^
%$
Psychodynamic therapy model - (ANSWER)Follows the psychoanalytic model and utilizes tools
such as free association, dream analysis, transference, and countertransference.
Difference: Psychodynamic therapy vs. traditional psychoanalysis - (ANSWER)Involves
increased involvement and interaction between therapist and client, and focuses more on the
present rather than reconstructing developmental origins of conflicts.
Best candidates for brief psychotherapy - (ANSWER)Relatively healthy, well-functioning
individuals with a clearly circumscribed area of difficulty, who are intelligent, psychologically
minded, and motivated for change.
Inappropriate candidates for brief psychotherapy - (ANSWER)Clients with psychosis, severe
depression, borderline personality disorders, and severe character disorders.
Focus determination and session frequency in psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Focus is
agreed upon at the start of treatment, and sessions are held weekly with the total number
determined at the onset of therapy.
Common elements in brief psychodynamic therapies - (ANSWER)Rapid and early assessment,
clear expectations for time-limited therapy, concrete goals focused on improving worst
symptoms and coping skills, and directing interpretations toward present life circumstances.
Assessment approach in brief psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Rapid and early assessment.
Goals of brief psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Concrete goals focused on improving worst
symptoms, enhancing coping skills, and helping the client understand their current life
circumstances.
Focus of interpretations in brief psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Directed toward present
life circumstances and client behavior rather than historical significance of feelings.
Role of psychotherapy in brief psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Helps troubled individuals
learn to better deal with life's inevitable stressors rather than curing them.
VERIFIED ANSWERS
DSM-5 TR: How is it utilized? - (ANSWER)Utilized in diagnostic assessment process only,
DSM-5 TR: What does it not suggest? - (ANSWER)Treatment strategy.
Accurate Documentation: Why is it significant? - (ANSWER)Significant for legal protection, *&^
regulatory standards compliance, reimbursement, liability reduction, consistency in therapeutic %$
intervention, and assistance with utilization review.
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospital Organization (JCAHO): What do they
emphasize? - (ANSWER)Emphasizes performance improvement, outcomes, and a
multidisciplinary approach to client-centered care, requiring compliance with documentation
regulations.
What does Nursing Documentation have to demonstrate for proper reimbursement? -
(ANSWER)The necessity and delivery of billed services to third-party payers, such as Medicare
and private insurers.
CPT Coding: What does it do? - (ANSWER)Accurately describes medical, surgical, and
diagnostic services, facilitates cost containment, and ensures proper charge capture for services
rendered.
SOAP Note - (ANSWER)Documentation format for recording SUBJECTIVE observations,
OBJECTIVE findings, ASSESSMENT of the client's current status, and the PLAN for treatment
or follow-up care.
SOAPIE Note: What is included beside the SOAP note? - (ANSWER)Includes
IMPLEMENTATION considerations of the services to be provided (I) and the EVALUATION of
service provision (E), in addition to the components of a SOAP note.
SOAPIER Note: What is included beside the SOAPIER note? - (ANSWER)Includes all elements
of a SOAPIE note, plus the client's RESPONSE (R) to the diagnostic process, treatment
planning, and intervention efforts.
Freud's topographical theory - (ANSWER)Sigmund Freud's theory of the three levels of
psychological awareness: unconscious, preconscious, and conscious.
Unconscious mind (Freud) - (ANSWER)Operates independently from the conscious mind,
influencing behavior without direct awareness.
, NSG 526(EXAM 1) 2023 EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Preconscious level of awareness (Freud) - (ANSWER)Includes information not currently in
awareness but can be brought into consciousness if needed.
Conscious mind (Freud) - (ANSWER)Where current thinking processes and objects of attention
reside, constituting a significant portion of awareness. *&^
%$
Psychodynamic therapy model - (ANSWER)Follows the psychoanalytic model and utilizes tools
such as free association, dream analysis, transference, and countertransference.
Difference: Psychodynamic therapy vs. traditional psychoanalysis - (ANSWER)Involves
increased involvement and interaction between therapist and client, and focuses more on the
present rather than reconstructing developmental origins of conflicts.
Best candidates for brief psychotherapy - (ANSWER)Relatively healthy, well-functioning
individuals with a clearly circumscribed area of difficulty, who are intelligent, psychologically
minded, and motivated for change.
Inappropriate candidates for brief psychotherapy - (ANSWER)Clients with psychosis, severe
depression, borderline personality disorders, and severe character disorders.
Focus determination and session frequency in psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Focus is
agreed upon at the start of treatment, and sessions are held weekly with the total number
determined at the onset of therapy.
Common elements in brief psychodynamic therapies - (ANSWER)Rapid and early assessment,
clear expectations for time-limited therapy, concrete goals focused on improving worst
symptoms and coping skills, and directing interpretations toward present life circumstances.
Assessment approach in brief psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Rapid and early assessment.
Goals of brief psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Concrete goals focused on improving worst
symptoms, enhancing coping skills, and helping the client understand their current life
circumstances.
Focus of interpretations in brief psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Directed toward present
life circumstances and client behavior rather than historical significance of feelings.
Role of psychotherapy in brief psychodynamic therapy - (ANSWER)Helps troubled individuals
learn to better deal with life's inevitable stressors rather than curing them.
