form of behaviour modification can
NURSING PRACTICE V be best described as:
A. Systematic desensitization
Situation: Understanding different B. Self-control therapy
models of care is a necessary part of the C. Aversion Therapy
nurse patient relationship. D. Operant conditioning
1. The focus of this therapy is to have a 4. A client with major depression is
positive environmental manipulation, considering cognitive therapy.
physical and social to effect a positive The client say to the nurse, “How
change. does this treatment works?” The
A. Milieu nurse responds by telling the
B. Psychotherapy client that:
C. Behaviour A. “This type of treatment
D. Group helps you examine how your
thoughts and feelings
2. The client asks the nurse about Milieu contribute to your
therapy. The nurse responds knowing difficulties”
that the primary focus of milieu B. “This type of treatment helps
therapy can be best described by you
which of the following? examine how your past life
A. A form of behavior modification has
therapy contributed to your
B. A cognitive approach of problems.”
changing the behaviour C. “This type of treatment
C. A living, learning or helps you to confront your
working environment fears by exposing you to the
D. A behavioural approach to feared object abruptly.
changing behaviour D. “This type of treatment
will help you relax and
3. A nurse is caring for a client with develop new coping skills.”
phobia who is being treated for the
condition. The client is introduced to
short periods of exposure to the
phobic object while in relaxed state.
The nurse understands that this
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,5. A Client state, “I get down on environment and a therapeutic
myself when I make mistake.” Using community
Cognitive therapy approach, the D. Examine intrapsychic conflicts
nurse should: and past events in life
A. Teach the client relaxation
exercise to diminish stress 8. The nurse is preparing to provide
B. Provide the client with reminiscence therapy for a group of
Mastery experience to clients. Which of the following
boost self esteem clients will the nurse select for this
C. Explore the client’s past group?
experiences that A. A client who experiences
causes the illness profound depression with
D. Help client modify the belief moderate cognitive
that anything less than impairment
perfect is horrible B. A catatonic, immobile
client with moderate
6. The most advantageous therapy for a cognitive impairment
preschool age child with a history of C. An undifferentiated
physical and sexual abuse would be: schizophrenic client with
A. Play moderate cognitive
B. Psychoanalysis impairment
C. Group D. A client with mild
D. Family depression who exhibits
who demonstrates normal
7. An 18 year old client is admitted with cognition
the diagnosis of anorexia nervosa. A
cognitive behavioural approach is used 9. Which intervention would be typical
as part of her treatment plan. The of a nurse using cognitive-behavioral
nurse understands that the purpose of approach to a client experiencing
this approach is to: low self-esteem?
A. Help the client identify and
examine dysfunctional
thoughts and beliefs
B. Emphasize social interaction with
clients who withdraw
C. Provide a supportive
,
NURSING PRACTICE V be best described as:
A. Systematic desensitization
Situation: Understanding different B. Self-control therapy
models of care is a necessary part of the C. Aversion Therapy
nurse patient relationship. D. Operant conditioning
1. The focus of this therapy is to have a 4. A client with major depression is
positive environmental manipulation, considering cognitive therapy.
physical and social to effect a positive The client say to the nurse, “How
change. does this treatment works?” The
A. Milieu nurse responds by telling the
B. Psychotherapy client that:
C. Behaviour A. “This type of treatment
D. Group helps you examine how your
thoughts and feelings
2. The client asks the nurse about Milieu contribute to your
therapy. The nurse responds knowing difficulties”
that the primary focus of milieu B. “This type of treatment helps
therapy can be best described by you
which of the following? examine how your past life
A. A form of behavior modification has
therapy contributed to your
B. A cognitive approach of problems.”
changing the behaviour C. “This type of treatment
C. A living, learning or helps you to confront your
working environment fears by exposing you to the
D. A behavioural approach to feared object abruptly.
changing behaviour D. “This type of treatment
will help you relax and
3. A nurse is caring for a client with develop new coping skills.”
phobia who is being treated for the
condition. The client is introduced to
short periods of exposure to the
phobic object while in relaxed state.
The nurse understands that this
46
,5. A Client state, “I get down on environment and a therapeutic
myself when I make mistake.” Using community
Cognitive therapy approach, the D. Examine intrapsychic conflicts
nurse should: and past events in life
A. Teach the client relaxation
exercise to diminish stress 8. The nurse is preparing to provide
B. Provide the client with reminiscence therapy for a group of
Mastery experience to clients. Which of the following
boost self esteem clients will the nurse select for this
C. Explore the client’s past group?
experiences that A. A client who experiences
causes the illness profound depression with
D. Help client modify the belief moderate cognitive
that anything less than impairment
perfect is horrible B. A catatonic, immobile
client with moderate
6. The most advantageous therapy for a cognitive impairment
preschool age child with a history of C. An undifferentiated
physical and sexual abuse would be: schizophrenic client with
A. Play moderate cognitive
B. Psychoanalysis impairment
C. Group D. A client with mild
D. Family depression who exhibits
who demonstrates normal
7. An 18 year old client is admitted with cognition
the diagnosis of anorexia nervosa. A
cognitive behavioural approach is used 9. Which intervention would be typical
as part of her treatment plan. The of a nurse using cognitive-behavioral
nurse understands that the purpose of approach to a client experiencing
this approach is to: low self-esteem?
A. Help the client identify and
examine dysfunctional
thoughts and beliefs
B. Emphasize social interaction with
clients who withdraw
C. Provide a supportive
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