Foundations of Mental Health Care
6th Edition by Morrison-Valfre
all chapters 1-33 covered
,TableQofQContents
UNITQONE:QMENTALQHEALTHQCARE:QPASTQANDQPRESENT
1. TheQHistoryQofQMentalQHealthQCare
2. CurrentQMentalQHealthQCare
3. EthicalQandQLegalQIssues
4. SocioculturalQIssues
5. TheoriesQandQTherapies
6. ComplementaryQandQAlternativeQTherapies
7. PsychotherapeuticQDrugQTherapy
UNITQTWO:QTHEQCAREGIVER’SQTHERAPEUTICQSKILLS
8. SkillsQandQPrinciplesQofQMentalQHealthQCare
9. MentalQHealthQAssessmentQSkills
10. TherapeuticQCommunication
11. TheQTherapeuticQRelationship
12. TheQTherapeuticQEnvironment
UNITQTHREE:QMENTALQHEALTHQPROBLEMSQTHROUGHOUTQTHEQLIFEQCYCLE
13. ProblemsQofQChildhood
14. ProblemsQofQAdolescence
15. ProblemsQofQAdulthood
,16. ProblemsQofQLateQ Adulthood
17. CognitiveQImpairment,QAlzheimer’sQDisease,QandQDementia
UNITQFOUR:QCLIENTSQWITHQPSYCHOLOGICALQPROBLEMS
18. ManagingQAnxiety
19. IllnessQandQHospitalization
20. LossQandQGrief
21. DepressionQandQOtherQMoodQDisorders
22. PhysicalQProblems,QPsychologicalQSources
23. EatingQandQSleepingQDisorders
24. DissociativeQDisorders
UNITQFIVE:QCLIENTSQWITHQPSYCHOSOCIALQPROBLEMS
25. AngerQandQAggression
26. Outward-FocusedQEmotions:QViolence
27. Inward-FocusedQEmotions:QSuicide
28. Substance-RelatedQDisorders
29. SexualQDisorders
30. PersonalityQDisorders
31. SchizophreniaQandQOtherQPsychoses
32. ChronicQMentalQHealthQDisorders
33. ChallengesQforQtheQFuture
, FoundationsQofQMentalQHealthQCareQ6thQEditionQMorrison-
ValfreQTestQBank
ChapterQ01:QTheQHistoryQofQMentalQHealthQCare
Morrison-Valfre:QFoundationsQofQMentalQHealthQCare,Q6thQEdition
MULTIPLEQCHOICE
1. TheQbeliefQofQtheQancientQGreekQphilosopherQPlatoQthatQtheQrationalQsoulQcontrolledQtheQ
irrationalQsoulQcouldQbeQcomparedQwithQtheQbeliefQofQtheQmoreQrecentQpsychologicalQthe
orist:
a. Freud
b. Pinel
c. Fisher
d. Rush
ANS:Q A
SigmundQFreudQbelievedQthatQmentalQillnessQwas,QinQpart,QcausedQbyQforcesQbothQwithinQan
dQoutsideQtheQpersonality.QPhilippeQPinelQadvocatedQacceptanceQofQmentallyQillQindividualsQ
asQhumanQbeingsQinQneedQofQmedicalQassistance.QAliceQFisherQwasQaQFlorenceQNightingaleQ
nurseQwhoQcaredQforQtheQmentallyQill,QandQDr.QBenjaminQRushQwasQtheQauthorQofQtheQbookQ
DiseasesQofQtheQMind.
PTS:QQQ 1 DIF: CognitiveQLevel:QComprehension
REF:Qp.Q4QOBJ:QQQ 2
TOP:Q EarlyQYearsQofQMentalQHealth
KEY:Q NursingQProcessQStep:QAssessment MSC:Q ClientQNeeds:QPsychosocialQIntegrity
2. DuringQtheQmid-
1500s,QbehaviorsQassociatedQwithQmentalQillnessQwereQmoreQaccuratelyQrecordedQb
yQprofessionals.QThisQpracticeQledQto
forQdifferentQabnormal
behaviors.
a. Classifications NURS INGT B.COM
b. Diagnosing
c. Treatment
d. Education
ANS:Q A
ClassificationQofQabnormalQbehaviorsQdidQnotQbeginQuntilQthisQtime,QafterQtheQpracticeQofQ
moreQaccurateQrecordingQofQbehaviorsQwasQbegun.QDiagnoses,QtreatmentQguidelines,QandQ
anyQeducationQregardingQmentalQhealthQdisordersQwereQnotQavailableQduringQthisQperiod.
PTS:QQQ 1 DIF: CognitiveQLevel:QKnowledge
REF:Qp.Q5QOBJ:QQQ 3
TOP:Q MentalQIllnessQDuringQtheQRenaissance
KEY:Q NursingQProcessQStep:QAssessment MSC:Q ClientQNeeds:QPsychosocialQIntegrity
3. DuringQtheQlatterQpartQofQtheQeighteenthQcentury,QpsychiatryQbecameQaQseparateQbranch
QofQmedicine,QandQinhumaneQtreatmentQwasQgreatlyQdiminishedQbyQtheQFrenchQhospitalQ
director:
a. Dix
b. Beers
c. Pinel