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Test Bank for Davis Advantage for Townsend's Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, 9th Edition by Karyn Morgan

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This document is a comprehensive Test Bank for the 9th Edition of Townsend's Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, a core text associated with the Davis Advantage personalized learning and clinical judgment platform. The test bank contains a complete collection of assessment questions covering all 32 chapters of the textbook. The content is organized into major sections, including the Introduction to Psychiatric Mental Health Concepts (such as Ethical and Legal Issues and Psychopharmacology) and Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Interventions (such as Therapeutic Communication, Crisis Intervention, and The Recovery Model). It provides extensive coverage of caring for patients with a wide range of Psychiatric Disorders, including Neurocognitive Disorders, Substance Use, Schizophrenia, Depressive, Bipolar, Anxiety, Trauma, Eating, and Personality Disorders. The resource also covers Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing of Special Populations, such as Children and Adolescents and The Aging Individual

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Test Bank For Davis Advantage for Townsend’s Essentia
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ls of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
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9th Edition Karyn Morgan
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Chapters 1 - 32 | Complete
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS I I




INTRODUCTIONITOIPSYCHIATRICIMENTALIHEALTHICONCEPTS
1.IMentalIHealthIandIMentalIIllness
2.IBiologicalIImplications
3.IEthicalIandILegalIIssues
4.IPsychopharmacology
II.IPSYCHIATRICIMENTALIHEALTHINURSINGIINTERVENTIONS
5.IRelationshipIDevelopmentIandITherapeuticICommunication
6.ITheINursingIProcessIinIPsychiatric/MentalIHealthINursing
7.IPsychosocialIInterventionsIandISpiritualICare
8.IInterventionIinIGroups
9.ICrisisIIntervention
10.ITheIRecoveryIModel
11.ISuicideIPrevention
III.ICAREIOFIPATIENTSIWITHIPSYCHIATRICIDISORDERS
12.ICaringIforIPatientsIwithIMentalIIllnessIandISubstanceIUseIDisordersIinIGeneralIPracticeISettings
13.INeurocognitiveIDisorders
14.ISubstanceIUseIandIAddictionIDisorders
15.ISchizophreniaISpectrumIandIOtherIPsychoticIDisorders
16.IDepressiveIDisorders
17.IBipolarIandIRelatedIDisorders
18.IAnxiety,IObsessive-Compulsive,IandIRelatedIDisorders
19.ITrauma-IandIStressor-RelatedIDisorders
20.ISomaticISymptomIandIDissociativeIDisorders
21.IEatingIDisorders
22.IPersonalityIDisorders
IV.IPSYCHIATRICIMENTALIHEALTHINURSINGIOFISPECIALIPOPULATIONS
23.IChildrenIandIAdolescents
24.ITheIAgingIIndividual
25.ISurvivorsIofIAbuseIorINeglect
26.ICommunityIMentalIHealthINursing
27.ITheIBereavedIIndividual
28.IMilitaryIFamilies
V.IONLINEICHAPTERS
29.IConceptsIofIPersonalityIDevelopment
30.IComplementaryIandIIntegrativeITherapies
31.ICulturalIConceptsIRelevantItoIPsychiatricIMentalIHealthINursing
32.IIssuesIRelatedItoIHumanISexualityIandIGenderIDysphoriaI

,ChapterI1.IMentalIHealthIandIMentalIIllnessI

MultipleIChoice
1.IAInurseIisIassessingIaIclientIwhoI isIexperiencingIoccasionalIfeelingsIofIsadnessIbecauseIofItheIrece
ntIdeathIofIaIbelovedIpet.ITheIclientsIappetite,IsleepIpatterns,IandIdailyIroutineIhaveInotIchanged.IHo
wIshouldItheI nurseI interpretItheIclientsIbehaviors?
1. TheIclientsIbehaviorsIdemonstrateImentalIillnessIinItheIformIofIdepression.
2. TheIclientsIbehaviorsIareIextensive,IwhichIindicatesItheIpresenceIofImentalIillness.
3. TheIclientsIbehaviorsIareInotIcongruentIwithIculturalInorms.
4. TheIclientsIbehaviorsIdemonstrateInoIfunctionalIimpairment,IindicatingI noI mentalIillness.
ANSWER:I4
Rationale:ITheInurseIshouldIassessIthatItheIclientsIdailyIfunctioningIisInotIimpaired.ITheIclientIwhoIex
periencesIfeelingsIofIsadnessIafterItheIlossIofIaIpetIisIrespondingIwithinInormalIexpectations.IWithou
tIsignificantIimpairment,ItheIclientsIdistressIdoesInotIindicateIaImentalIillness.
CognitiveILevel:IAnalysisIInteg
ratedIProcess:IAssessment
2.IAtIwhatIpointIshouldItheInurseIdetermineIthatIaIclientIisIatIriskIforIdevelopingIaImentalIillne
ss?
1. WhenIthoughts,Ifeelings,IandIbehaviorsIareInotIreflectiveIofItheIDSM-5Icriteria.
2. WhenImaladaptiveIresponsesItoIstressIareIcoupledIwithIinterferenceIinIdailyIfunctioning.
3. WhenIaIclientIcommunicatesIsignificantI distress.
4. WhenIaIclientIusesIdefenseImechanismsIasIegoI protection.
ANSWER:I2
Rationale:ITheInurseIshouldIdetermineIthatItheIclientIisIatIriskIforImentalIillnessIwhenIresponsesItoIst
ressIareImaladaptiveIandIinterfereIwithIdailyIfunctioning.ITheIDSM-
5IindicatesIthatIinIorderItoIbeIdiagnosedIwithIaImentalIillness,IdailyIfunctioningImustIbeIsignificantly
Iimpaired.ITheIclientsIabilityItoIcommunicateIdistressIwouldI beIconsideredIaIpositiveIattribute.



CognitiveILevel:IApplicationIIn
tegratedIProcess:IAssessment
3.IAInurseIisIassessingIaIsetIofI15-year-
oldIidenticalItwinsIwhoIrespondIveryIdifferentlyItoIstress.IOneItwinIbecomesIanxiousIandIirritable,Ian
dItheIotherIwithdrawsIandIcries.IHowIshouldItheInurseIexplainItheseIdifferentI stressIresponsesItoItheI
parents?
1. ReactionsItoI stressIareIrelativeIratherIthanIabsolute;IindividualIresponsesItoI stressIvary.
2. ItIisIabnormalIforIidenticalItwinsItoIreactIdifferentlyItoIsimilarIstressors.
3. IdenticalItwinsIshouldIshareItheIsameItemperamentIandIrespondIsimilarlyItoIstress.
4. EnvironmentalIinfluencesItoIstressIweighImoreIheavilyIthanIgeneticIinfluences.

, ANSWER:I1
Rationale:ITheInurseIshouldIexplainItoItheIparentsIthat,IalthoughItheItwinsIhaveIidenticalIDNA,Ithere
IareIseveralIotherIfactorsIthatIaffectI reactionsItoIstress.IMentalIhealthIisIaIstateIofIbeingIthatIisIrelativeIt

oItheIindividualIclient.IEnvironmentalIinfluencesIandItemperamentIcanIaffectIstressIreactions.
CognitiveILevel:IApplicationIIntegr
atedIProcess:IImplementation
4.IWhichIclientIshouldItheInurseIanticipateItoIbeImostIreceptiveItoIpsychiatricItreatment?I1.I AI
Jewish,I femaleIsocialIworker.
2. AIBaptist,IhomelessImale.
3. AICatholic,IblackI male.
4. AIProtestant,ISwedishIbusinessIexecutive.
ANSWER:I1
Rationale:ITheInurseIshouldIanticipateIthatItheIclientIofIJewishIcultureIwouldIplaceIaIhighIimportanc
eIonIpreventativeIhealthIcareIandIwouldIconsiderImentalIhealthIasIequallyIimportantIasIphysicalIhealt
h.IWomenIareIalsoImoreIlikelyItoIseekItreatmentIforImentalIhealthIproblemsIthanImen.
CognitiveILevel:IApplicationI
IntegratedIProcess:IPlanning
5. AIpsychiatricInurseIinternIstates,IThisIclientsIuseIofIdefenseImechanismsIshouldIbeIeliminated.IWh
ichIisIaIcorrectI evaluationIofIthisInursesI statement?
1. DefenseImechanismsIcanIbeIappropriateIresponsesItoIstressIandIneedInotIbeIeliminated.
2. DefenseImechanismsIareIaImaladaptiveIattemptIofItheIegoItoImanageIanxietyIandshouldIal
waysIbeI eliminated.
3. DefenseImechanisms,IusedIbyIindividualsIwithIweakIegoIintegrity,IshouldIbeIdiscouragedandIno
tIeliminated.
4. DefenseImechanismsIcauseIdisintegrationIofItheIegoIandIshouldIbeIfosteredIandIencouraged.
ANSWER:I1
Rationale:ITheInurseIshouldIdetermineIthatIdefenseImechanismsI canIbeIappropriateIduringItimesIofIst
ress.ITheIclientIwithInoIdefenseImechanismsImayIhaveIaIlowerItoleranceIforIstress,IthusIleadingItoIan
xietyIdisorders.IDefenseImechanismsIshouldIbeIconfrontedIwhenItheyIimpedeItheIclientI fromIdevelo
pingI healthyIcopingIskills.
CognitiveILevel:IApplicationII
ntegratedIProcess:IEvaluation
6.IDuringIanIintakeIassessment,IaInurseIasksIbothIphysiologicalIandIpsychosocialIquestions.ITheIclien
tIangrilyIresponds,IImIhereIforImyIheart,InotImyIheadIproblems.IWhichIisItheInursesIbestIresponse?
1. ItsIjustIaIroutineIpartIofIourIassessment.IAllIclientsIareIaskedItheseIsameIquestions.
2. WhyIareIyouIconcernedIaboutItheseItypesIofIquestions?
3. PsychologicalIfactors,IlikeIexcessiveIstress,IhaveIbeenIfoundItoI affectImedicalIconditions.
4. WeIcanIskipItheseIquestions,IifIyouIlike.IItIisntIimperativeIthatIweIcompleteIthisI section.

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