TEST BANK FOR Foundations of Mental Health Care 8th Edition by Michelle Morrison-Valfre ISBN:978-0323810296 ALL CHAPTERS COVERED YOUR ULTIMATE GUIDE 100% VERIFIED A+ GRADE ASSURED!!!!! NEW LATEST UPDATE!!!!!

TEST BANK JI JI JI
JI




Test Bank for Foundations of Mental Health Care
JI JI JI JI


8th Edition
JI




TEST BANK JI

, Michelle Morrison-Valfre: Foundations of Mental Health Care 8th Edition
JI JI JI JI JI JI JI JI JI




Chapter 01: The History of Mental Care
JI JI JI JI JI JI




MULTIPLEJICHOICE

1. TheJIbeliefJIofJItheJIancientJIGreekJIphilosopherJIPlatoJIthatJItheJIrationalJIsoulJIcontrolledJItheJIirr
ationalJIsoulJIcouldJIbeJIcomparedJIwithJItheJIbeliefJIofJItheJImoreJIrecentJIpsychologicalJItheorist:
a. Freud
b. Pinel
c. Fisher
d. Rush
ANS:JIA
SigmundJIFreudJIbelievedJIthatJImentalJIillnessJIwas,JIinJIpart,JIcausedJIbyJIforcesJIbothJIwithinJIandJI
outsideJItheJIpersonality.JIPhilippeJIPinelJIadvocatedJIacceptanceJIofJImentallyJIillJIindividualsJIasJIh
umanJIbeingsJIinJIneedJIofJImedicalJIassistance.JIAliceJIFisherJIwasJIaJIFlorenceJINightingaleJInurseJI
whoJIcaredJIforJItheJImentallyJIill,JIandJIDr.JIBenjaminJIRushJIwasJItheJIauthorJIofJItheJIbookJIDiseasesJI
ofJItheJIMind.

PTS:J I 1 DIF: CognitiveJILevel:JIComprehension
REF:JIp.JI4JIOBJ:J I 2
TOP:JIEarlyJIYearsJIofJIMentalJIHealth
KEY:J I NursingJIProcessJIStep:JIAssessment MSC:JIClientJINeeds:JIPsychosocialJIIntegrity

2. DuringJItheJImid-
1500s,JIbehaviorsJIassociatedJIwithJImentalJIillnessJIwereJImoreJIaccuratelyJIrecordedJIbyJIpr
ofessionals.JIThisJIpracticeJIledJIto
forJIdifferentJIabnormal
JIbehaviors.

a. Classifications
b. Diagnosing
c. Treatment
d. Education
ANS:JIA
ClassificationJIofJIabnormalJIbehaviorsJIdidJInotJIbeginJIuntilJIthisJItime,JIafterJItheJIpracticeJIofJImoreJI
accurateJIrecordingJIofJIbehaviorsJIwasJIbegun.JIDiagnoses,JItreatmentJIguidelines,JIandJIanyJIeduca
tionJIregardingJImentalJIhealthJIdisordersJIwereJInotJIavailableJIduringJIthisJIperiod.

PTS:J I 1 DIF: CognitiveJILevel:JIKnowledge
REF:JIp.JI5JIOBJ:J I 3
TOP:JIMentalJIIllnessJIDuringJItheJIRenaissance
KEY:J I NursingJIProcessJIStep:JIAssessment MSC:JIClientJINeeds:JIPsychosocialJIIntegrity

3. DuringJItheJIlatterJIpartJIofJItheJIeighteenthJIcentury,JIpsychiatryJIbecameJIaJIseparateJIbranchJIofJI
medicine,JIandJIinhumaneJItreatmentJIwasJIgreatlyJIdiminishedJIbyJItheJIFrenchJIhospitalJIdirector
:
a. Dix
b. Beers
c. Pinel
d. Carter

ANS:JIC

, PhilippeJIPinelJIadvocatedJIacceptanceJIofJItheJImentallyJIill,JIasJIwellJIasJIproperJItreatment.JIDorothea
JIDixJIcrusadedJIforJIconstructionJIofJImentalJIhealthJIhospitals.JICliffordJIBeersJIwroteJItheJIbookJIAJI

MindJIThatJIFoundJIItself.JIPresidentJIJimmyJICarterJIestablishedJItheJIPresident’sJICommissionJIon
JIMentalJIHealthJIinJI1978.




PTS:J I 1 DIF: CognitiveJILevel:JIKnowledge
REF:JIp.JI5JIOBJ:J I 4
TOP:JIMentalJIIllnessJIinJItheJIEighteenthJICentury
KEY:J I NursingJIProcessJIStep:JIAssessment MSC:JIClientJINeeds:JIPsychosocialJIIntegrity

4. InJI1841,
surveyedJIasylums,JIjails,JIandJIalmshousesJIthroughoutJItheJIUnitedJI
States,JICanada,JIandJIScotlandJIandJIisJIcreditedJIwithJIbringingJIaboutJIpublicJIawarenessJIandJIrefor
mJIforJItheJIcareJIofJItheJImentallyJIill.
a. SigmundJIFreud
b. JohnJICade
c. FlorenceJINightingale
d. DorotheaJIDix

ANS:JID
DorotheaJIDixJIspentJI20JIyearsJIsurveyingJIfacilitiesJIthatJIhousedJImentallyJIillJIindividualsJIandJIisJIc
reditedJIwithJImajorJIchangesJIinJItheJIcareJIofJItheJImentallyJIill.JISigmundJIFreudJIintroducedJItheJIco
nceptJIofJIpsychoanalysis,JIJohnJICadeJIdiscoveredJIlithiumJIcarbonateJIforJItheJItreatmentJIofJIbipol
arJIdisorder,JIandJIFlorenceJINightingaleJItrainedJInursesJIinJIEnglandJIinJItheJI1800s.

PTS:J I 1 DIF: CognitiveJILevel:JIKnowledge
REF:JIp.JI6JIOBJ:J I 4
TOP:JIMentalJIIllnessJIinJItheJINineteenthJICentury
KEY:J I NursingJIProcessJIStep:JIAssessment MSC:JIClientJINeeds:JIPsychosocialJIIntegrity

5. AsJIaJIdirectJIresultJIofJICliffordN
JI B e eR IorG
r s ’ JIw kJIa nBd .b oCo k ,MA JIMindJIThatJIFoundJIItself,JItheJICommitt
UJISJIinJI1909JIwithJIaJIfocusJIonJIpreventionJIofJImentalJIillnessJIan
eeJIforJIMentalJIHygieneJIwasJIformed
d:
a. EarlyJIdetectionJIofJIsymptomsJIofJImentalJIillness
b. EducationJIofJIcaregivers
c. CurrentJItreatmentJIoptions
d. RemovingJItheJIstigmaJIattachedJItoJImentalJIillness
ANS:JID
CliffordJIBeers’JIbookJIreflectedJIonJIhisJIattemptJIatJIsuicideJIfollowedJIbyJItheJIdeplorableJIcareJIheJIr
eceivedJIforJItheJInextJI3JIyearsJIinJImentalJIhospitals.JIBeers’JIworkJIandJIbookJIraisedJItheJIconscious
nessJIofJIpeopleJIthroughoutJItheJIcountryJIregardingJIpreventionJIandJIremovalJIofJIthe
stigmaJIofJIhavingJIaJImentalJIillness.JIEarlyJIdetectionJIofJIsymptoms,JIeducationJIofJIcaregivers,JIandJI
currentJItreatmentJIoptionsJIregardingJImentalJIillnessJIwereJInotJItheJIfocusJIofJIhisJIbook,JInorJIwereJI
theyJIaJIpriorityJIforJItheJICommitteeJIforJIMentalJIHygiene.

PTS:J I 1 DIF: CognitiveJILevel:JIKnowledge
REF:JIp.JI6JIOBJ:J I 4
TOP:JIMentalJIIllnessJIinJItheJITwentiethJICentury
KEY:J I NursingJIProcessJIStep:JIAssessment MSC:JIClientJINeeds:JIPsychosocialJIIntegrity

6. DuringJItheJI1930s,JIwhatJIcommonJItreatmentJIforJIschizophreniaJIcausedJIclientsJItoJIfallJIintoJIaJIcom
aJIthatJIcouldJIlastJIasJIlongJIasJI50JIhours?
a. ElectroconvulsiveJItherapy
b. InsulinJItherapy
c. HumoralJItherapy

, d. AmphetamineJItherapy
ANS:JIB
InsulinJItherapyJIwasJIbelievedJItoJIsuccessfullyJItreatJIschizophreniaJIinJItheJIearlyJI1900s.JIAmphet
aminesJIwereJIusedJItoJItreatJIdepression,JIandJIelectroconvulsiveJItherapyJIwasJIusedJIforJIsevereJIdep
ression.JIHumoralJItherapy,JIwhichJIoriginatedJIinJIancientJIGreeceJIandJIRome,JIwasJIaJIbeliefJIthatJIm
entalJIillnessJIresultedJIfromJIanJIimbalanceJIofJItheJIhumorsJIofJIair,JIfire,JIwater,JIandJIearth.

PTS:J I 1 DIF: CognitiveJILevel:JIKnowledge
REF:JIp.JI8JIOBJ:J I 5
TOP:JIInfluencesJIofJIWarJIonJIMentalJIHealthJITherapies
KEY:J I NursingJIProcessJIStep:JIAssessment MSC:JIClientJINeeds:JIPsychosocialJIIntegrity

7. InJItheJI1930s,JIwhatJImentalJIhealthJIdisorderJIwasJIelectroconvulsiveJItherapyJI(ECT)JImostJIofte
nJIusedJItoJItreat?
a. Schizophrenia
b. BipolarJIdisorder
c. SevereJIdepression
d. ViolentJIbehavior

ANS:JIC
ECTJIwasJIfoundJItoJIbeJIanJIeffectiveJItreatmentJIforJIsevereJIdepressionJIinJItheJI1930s.JIDuringJIthisJIpe
riod,JIschizophreniaJIwasJItreatedJIwithJIinsulinJItherapy,JIandJIviolentJIbehaviorJIwasJItreatedJIwithJIaJIlob
otomy.JIInJI1949,JIlithiumJIcarbonateJIwasJIdiscoveredJIasJIaJItreatmentJIforJIbipolarJIdisorder.
PTS:J I 1 DIF: CognitiveJILevel:JIKnowledge
REF:JIp.JI6JIOBJ:J I 5
TOP:JIInfluencesJIofJIWarJIonJIMentalJIHealthJITherapies
NssesRsmeI
KEY:J I NursingJIProcessJIStep:JIA ntJ I GM SBC :. C
Cl i e n Mt J I Needs:JIPsychosocialJIIntegrity
USNT
JI JI JI JIJI O
8. InJItheJIearlyJItwentiethJIcentury,JIaJIfrontalJIlobotomyJIwasJIaJIcommonJItreatmentJIforJIviolent
behaviors.JIWhichJIdescriptionJIofJIthisJIprocedureJIisJIaccurate?
a. AJIprocedureJIthatJIdeliversJIanJIelectricalJIstimulusJItoJItheJIfrontalJIlobesJIofJItheJIbrain
b. AJIsurgicalJIprocedureJIthatJIdrillsJIholesJIinJItheJIfrontJIofJItheJIskullJItoJIdrainJIfluid
c. AJIsurgicalJIprocedureJIthatJIseversJItheJIfrontalJIlobesJIofJItheJIbrainJIfromJItheJIthalamus
d. AJIsurgicalJIprocedureJIthatJIinsertsJIimplantsJIintoJItheJIfrontalJIlobesJIofJItheJIbrain
ANS:JIC
AJIfrontalJIlobotomyJIisJIaJIsurgicalJIprocedureJIinJIwhichJItheJIfrontalJIlobesJIofJItheJIbrainJIareJIseveredJIfr
omJItheJIthalamus.

PTS:J I 1 DIF: CognitiveJILevel:JIKnowledge
REF:JIp.JI6JIOBJ:J I 5
TOP:JIInfluencesJIofJIWarJIonJIMentalJIHealthJITherapies
KEY:J I NursingJIProcessJIStep:JIAssessment MSC:JIClientJINeeds:JIPsychosocialJIIntegrity

9. WhichJIclassJIofJIdrugsJIwasJIintroducedJIinJItheJI1930sJIforJItheJItreatmentJIofJIdepression?
a. SSRIs
b. TricyclicJIantidepressants
c. MAOIs
d. Amphetamines

ANS:JID