NURS 312 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS SOLVED 100% CORRECT!!
1 of 92
Term
When participating in a therapeutic relationship with a newly
admitted patient, the nurse plans to assist the patient to develop
appropriate responses to cues during which of the following?
orientation
working
resolution
termination.
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, A C
D B
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2 of 92
Term
A client with a mental health disorder has been prescribed a typical
antipsychotic. What is the likely mechanism of action?
A)
decreasing positive target symptoms as potent postsynaptic
dopamine antagonists
B)
blocking serotonin receptors that reside on dopamine neurons as
well as dopamine receptors
C)
decreasing the sensitization of affected cells, making them less
easy to stimulate
D)
reuptake inhibition at serotonin and norepinephrine transporters
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,D c
B A
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, 3 of 92
Definition
-Hildegard Peplau
-The nurse is responsible to exhibit an empathetic linkage,
where they are able to feel the feelings experienced
-The nurse should also be aware of Peplau's stages of anxiety and
their associated behavioural cues that Paplau calls "relief
behaviours". These behaviours are generated by unmet self-system
security needs.
-Stages of the therapeutic nurse-client relationship: Orientation,
identification, exploitation, resolution
-Stages of Anxiety:
>Mild: positive state of heightened awareness and sharpened
senses, allowing the person to learn new behaviours and solve
problems. >Moderate anxiety: decreased perceptual field. The
person can learn a new behaviour or solve problems only with
assistance.
>Severe anxiety: feeling of dread and terror. Person cannot
be redirected to a task. Has physiologic symptoms of
tachycardia, diaphoresis and chest pain
>Panic anxiety: loss of rational thought, delusions, hallucinations, and
complete physical immobility and muteness. Person may bolt and
run aimlessly, often exposing themselves to injury.
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Interpersonal Relations: Yalom's existential Psychotherapy
ANSWERS SOLVED 100% CORRECT!!
1 of 92
Term
When participating in a therapeutic relationship with a newly
admitted patient, the nurse plans to assist the patient to develop
appropriate responses to cues during which of the following?
orientation
working
resolution
termination.
Give this one a try later!
, A C
D B
Don't know?
2 of 92
Term
A client with a mental health disorder has been prescribed a typical
antipsychotic. What is the likely mechanism of action?
A)
decreasing positive target symptoms as potent postsynaptic
dopamine antagonists
B)
blocking serotonin receptors that reside on dopamine neurons as
well as dopamine receptors
C)
decreasing the sensitization of affected cells, making them less
easy to stimulate
D)
reuptake inhibition at serotonin and norepinephrine transporters
Give this one a try later!
,D c
B A
Don't know?
, 3 of 92
Definition
-Hildegard Peplau
-The nurse is responsible to exhibit an empathetic linkage,
where they are able to feel the feelings experienced
-The nurse should also be aware of Peplau's stages of anxiety and
their associated behavioural cues that Paplau calls "relief
behaviours". These behaviours are generated by unmet self-system
security needs.
-Stages of the therapeutic nurse-client relationship: Orientation,
identification, exploitation, resolution
-Stages of Anxiety:
>Mild: positive state of heightened awareness and sharpened
senses, allowing the person to learn new behaviours and solve
problems. >Moderate anxiety: decreased perceptual field. The
person can learn a new behaviour or solve problems only with
assistance.
>Severe anxiety: feeling of dread and terror. Person cannot
be redirected to a task. Has physiologic symptoms of
tachycardia, diaphoresis and chest pain
>Panic anxiety: loss of rational thought, delusions, hallucinations, and
complete physical immobility and muteness. Person may bolt and
run aimlessly, often exposing themselves to injury.
Give this one a try later!
Interpersonal Relations: Yalom's existential Psychotherapy
