CEA Practice Questions- Policy Culture and Ethics Study Guide.
1. All patients have the right to all of the A member of
following ex- cept: the group
expresses
Care in the least restrictive how difficult
manner To be treated by a it has been to
physician Confidential care maintain her
The ability to consent and withdraw consent at sobriety and
any time as a result
2. What is the purpose of the "Just Culture"
concept in nursing?
Reduce discrimination in nursing
Improve empathy for persons with a mental
health disorder
Implement system wide practices to improve
aware- ness of diverse cultures and
backgrounds
Improve patient safety
3. Childhood immunizations are examples of
which type of prevention?
Indicated prevention
Universal
prevention
Selective
prevention
Statistical prevention
4. Use the following scenario to answer
question re- garding the Health Belief
Model (HBM).A PMHNP is leading a recovery
group for at-risk teens who have been
mandated to attend meetings as part of
their addiction treatment.
, CEA Practice Questions- Policy Culture and Ethics Study Guide.
Correct! To be treated by a physician
Improve patient safety- The Just Culture concept in nurs- ing was
borrowed from the aviation industry and is de- signed to improve
patient safety.
Universal prevention. Exam- ples of universal preven- tion include
childhood im- munization, helmets, access to health care and seatbelt
laws.
Cues to action and perceived severity
, CEA Practice Questions- Policy Culture and Ethics Study Guide.
does not feel she will be successful this
time. Which concept of the Health Belief
Model would be the most significant risk
factor for relapse?
Perceived severity and perceived
barriers Self-efficacy and perceived
benefits
Self-efficacy and perceived
susceptibility Cues to action and Legally binding in all 50
perceived severity states
5. All of the following are true regarding
living wills except:
Prepared while the client is mentally
competent to designate preferences for care
if the client becomes incompetent
Designates in writing an agent to act on
behalf of the person should they become
unable to make de- cisions
Legally binding in all 50 states
Should be considered as an aspect of relapse
plan- ning for compliance with chronic
psychiatric disor- ders
6. Which of the following allows the PMHNP to practice Licensure
in a state?
Graduation
Licensure
Credentialing
Certification
7. Andika, a 26 year old male from Indonesia sudden death
swung a sword at a doctor shortly after the of his father.
, CEA Practice Questions- Policy Culture and Ethics Study Guide.
He lost consciousness, collapsing to the Amok- is mostly found
floor after the violent attempt to hurt the amongst males in
doctor. Malaysia and Indonesia.
Sudden vi- olent
behavior that is of-
1. All patients have the right to all of the A member of
following ex- cept: the group
expresses
Care in the least restrictive how difficult
manner To be treated by a it has been to
physician Confidential care maintain her
The ability to consent and withdraw consent at sobriety and
any time as a result
2. What is the purpose of the "Just Culture"
concept in nursing?
Reduce discrimination in nursing
Improve empathy for persons with a mental
health disorder
Implement system wide practices to improve
aware- ness of diverse cultures and
backgrounds
Improve patient safety
3. Childhood immunizations are examples of
which type of prevention?
Indicated prevention
Universal
prevention
Selective
prevention
Statistical prevention
4. Use the following scenario to answer
question re- garding the Health Belief
Model (HBM).A PMHNP is leading a recovery
group for at-risk teens who have been
mandated to attend meetings as part of
their addiction treatment.
, CEA Practice Questions- Policy Culture and Ethics Study Guide.
Correct! To be treated by a physician
Improve patient safety- The Just Culture concept in nurs- ing was
borrowed from the aviation industry and is de- signed to improve
patient safety.
Universal prevention. Exam- ples of universal preven- tion include
childhood im- munization, helmets, access to health care and seatbelt
laws.
Cues to action and perceived severity
, CEA Practice Questions- Policy Culture and Ethics Study Guide.
does not feel she will be successful this
time. Which concept of the Health Belief
Model would be the most significant risk
factor for relapse?
Perceived severity and perceived
barriers Self-efficacy and perceived
benefits
Self-efficacy and perceived
susceptibility Cues to action and Legally binding in all 50
perceived severity states
5. All of the following are true regarding
living wills except:
Prepared while the client is mentally
competent to designate preferences for care
if the client becomes incompetent
Designates in writing an agent to act on
behalf of the person should they become
unable to make de- cisions
Legally binding in all 50 states
Should be considered as an aspect of relapse
plan- ning for compliance with chronic
psychiatric disor- ders
6. Which of the following allows the PMHNP to practice Licensure
in a state?
Graduation
Licensure
Credentialing
Certification
7. Andika, a 26 year old male from Indonesia sudden death
swung a sword at a doctor shortly after the of his father.
, CEA Practice Questions- Policy Culture and Ethics Study Guide.
He lost consciousness, collapsing to the Amok- is mostly found
floor after the violent attempt to hurt the amongst males in
doctor. Malaysia and Indonesia.
Sudden vi- olent
behavior that is of-
