Test Bank for Psychiatric Mental Health
Nursing, 9th Edition EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ALL CORRECT ANSWERS 100% SOLVED AND
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Optimal mental health indicator - A statement by the client indicating good mental health,
such as practicing yoga regularly to manage stress.
Coping or stress management abilities - Individual factors influencing mental health that
help a person handle stress.
Interpersonal factors - Elements such as intimacy and a balance of separateness and
connectedness needed for good mental health.
Family history of mental illness - A potential biological factor that may negatively impact an
individual's mental health.
Maladaptive coping mechanisms - Coping strategies, such as alcohol use, that do not
indicate mental health.
Social or cultural categories - Factors that may contribute to the degree of mental illness,
including lack of resources and discrimination.
Isolation and violent behavior - Possible outcomes of social or cultural factors like poverty
and discrimination.
,Interpersonal determinant of mental illness - The lack of family support that may contribute
to mental health issues.
Grieving process - An expected reaction to the loss of a loved one, which may cause sadness
but does not indicate mental illness.
Temporary mental illness - A state that may occur due to significant emotional pain, but not
necessarily a permanent condition.
Expected reaction to loss - A normal emotional response to the death of a spouse,
characterized by feelings of sadness.
Client Needs: Safe and Effective Care Environment - A category focusing on the management
of care in a psychiatric setting.
Cognitive Level: Apply - The level of thinking required to apply knowledge to a situation.
Cognitive Level: Analyze - The level of thinking required to examine and break down
information.
Learning Objective - A specific goal set for understanding and applying knowledge in
psychiatric nursing.
Reference - The page or source from which information is derived, such as 'p. 2, Mental
Health and Mental Illness'.
,Behavioral health unit - A specialized area in a hospital where clients with mental health
issues are treated.
Discrimination - Unfair treatment of individuals based on characteristics such as country of
origin.
Meaning in life - The sense of purpose or significance that a person may struggle to find.
Family support - The emotional and practical assistance provided by family members.
Mental health problems - Conditions that affect a person's thinking, feeling, behavior, or
mood.
Cholecystitis - An inflammation of the gallbladder that may require assessment in a
healthcare setting.
Admission assessment - The initial evaluation conducted when a client is admitted to a
healthcare facility.
Multiple Choice - A question format where the respondent selects the correct answer from
several options.
Multiple Select - A question format allowing the respondent to choose more than one
correct answer.
Acute grief reactions - Expected responses to loss that are not considered mental illness.
, DSM-5-TR - A resource providing standard nomenclature, defining characteristics, and
underlying causes of mental disorders.
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) - Federal income support for disabled persons, allowing
more financial independence.
Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) - Federal income support for individuals with severe
and persistent mental illness.
Client Needs: Psychosocial Integrity - A category in nursing that focuses on the psychological
and social aspects of patient care.
Client Needs: Safe and Effective Care Environment - A category in nursing that emphasizes
the importance of a safe and effective care setting.
Cognitive Level: Apply - A level of learning that involves applying knowledge to new
situations.
Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation - The process of effectively
communicating and documenting patient care.
Integrated Process: Nursing Process - A systematic approach to patient care that includes
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Rationale for DSM-5-TR - It does not provide care plans or prognostic outcomes of
treatment.
Nursing, 9th Edition EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ALL CORRECT ANSWERS 100% SOLVED AND
GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
Optimal mental health indicator - A statement by the client indicating good mental health,
such as practicing yoga regularly to manage stress.
Coping or stress management abilities - Individual factors influencing mental health that
help a person handle stress.
Interpersonal factors - Elements such as intimacy and a balance of separateness and
connectedness needed for good mental health.
Family history of mental illness - A potential biological factor that may negatively impact an
individual's mental health.
Maladaptive coping mechanisms - Coping strategies, such as alcohol use, that do not
indicate mental health.
Social or cultural categories - Factors that may contribute to the degree of mental illness,
including lack of resources and discrimination.
Isolation and violent behavior - Possible outcomes of social or cultural factors like poverty
and discrimination.
,Interpersonal determinant of mental illness - The lack of family support that may contribute
to mental health issues.
Grieving process - An expected reaction to the loss of a loved one, which may cause sadness
but does not indicate mental illness.
Temporary mental illness - A state that may occur due to significant emotional pain, but not
necessarily a permanent condition.
Expected reaction to loss - A normal emotional response to the death of a spouse,
characterized by feelings of sadness.
Client Needs: Safe and Effective Care Environment - A category focusing on the management
of care in a psychiatric setting.
Cognitive Level: Apply - The level of thinking required to apply knowledge to a situation.
Cognitive Level: Analyze - The level of thinking required to examine and break down
information.
Learning Objective - A specific goal set for understanding and applying knowledge in
psychiatric nursing.
Reference - The page or source from which information is derived, such as 'p. 2, Mental
Health and Mental Illness'.
,Behavioral health unit - A specialized area in a hospital where clients with mental health
issues are treated.
Discrimination - Unfair treatment of individuals based on characteristics such as country of
origin.
Meaning in life - The sense of purpose or significance that a person may struggle to find.
Family support - The emotional and practical assistance provided by family members.
Mental health problems - Conditions that affect a person's thinking, feeling, behavior, or
mood.
Cholecystitis - An inflammation of the gallbladder that may require assessment in a
healthcare setting.
Admission assessment - The initial evaluation conducted when a client is admitted to a
healthcare facility.
Multiple Choice - A question format where the respondent selects the correct answer from
several options.
Multiple Select - A question format allowing the respondent to choose more than one
correct answer.
Acute grief reactions - Expected responses to loss that are not considered mental illness.
, DSM-5-TR - A resource providing standard nomenclature, defining characteristics, and
underlying causes of mental disorders.
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) - Federal income support for disabled persons, allowing
more financial independence.
Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) - Federal income support for individuals with severe
and persistent mental illness.
Client Needs: Psychosocial Integrity - A category in nursing that focuses on the psychological
and social aspects of patient care.
Client Needs: Safe and Effective Care Environment - A category in nursing that emphasizes
the importance of a safe and effective care setting.
Cognitive Level: Apply - A level of learning that involves applying knowledge to new
situations.
Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation - The process of effectively
communicating and documenting patient care.
Integrated Process: Nursing Process - A systematic approach to patient care that includes
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Rationale for DSM-5-TR - It does not provide care plans or prognostic outcomes of
treatment.
