, Test plBank plfor plFoundations plof plMental plHealth plCare pl6th plEdition plBy plMorrison
Table plof plContents
UNIT plONE: plMENTAL plHEALTH plCARE: plPAST plAND plPRESENT
1. The plHistory plof plMental plHealth plCare
2. Current plMental plHealth plCare
3. Ethical pland plLegal plIssues
4. Sociocultural plIssues
5. Theories pland plTherapies
6. Complementary pland plAlternative plTherapies
7. Psychotherapeutic plDrug plTherapy
UNIT plTWO: plTHE plCAREGIVER’S plTHERAPEUTIC plSKILLS
8. Skills pland plPrinciples plof plMental plHealth plCare
9. Mental plHealth plAssessment plSkills
10. Therapeutic plCommunication
11. The plTherapeutic plRelationship
12. The plTherapeutic plEnvironment
UNIT plTHREE: plMENTAL plHEALTH plPROBLEMS plTHROUGHOUT plTHE plLIFE plCYCLE
13. Problems plof plChildhood
14. Problems plof plAdolescence
15. Problems plof plAdulthood
,16. Problems plof plLate pl Adulthood
17. Cognitive plImpairment, plAlzheimer’s plDisease, pland plDementia
UNIT plFOUR: plCLIENTS plWITH plPSYCHOLOGICAL plPROBLEMS
18. Managing plAnxiety
19. Illness pland plHospitalization
20. Loss pland plGrief
21. Depression pland plOther plMood plDisorders
22. Physical plProblems, plPsychological plSources
23. Eating pland plSleeping plDisorders
24. Dissociative plDisorders
UNIT plFIVE: plCLIENTS plWITH plPSYCHOSOCIAL plPROBLEMS
25. Anger pland plAggression
26. Outward-Focused plEmotions: plViolence
27. Inward-Focused plEmotions: plSuicide
28. Substance-Related plDisorders
29. Sexual plDisorders
30. Personality plDisorders
31. Schizophrenia pland plOther plPsychoses
32. Chronic plMental plHealth plDisorders
33. Challenges plfor plthe plFuture
, Foundations plof plMental plHealth plCare pl6th plEdition plMorrison-Valfre plTest
Bank
Chapter 01: The History of Mental Health Care
pl pl pl pl pl pl pl
Morrison-Valfre: Foundations of Mental Health Care, 6th Edition
pl pl pl pl pl pl pl
MULTIPLE plCHOICE
1. The plbelief plof plthe plancient plGreek plphilosopher plPlato plthat plthe plrational plsoul plcontrolled plthe
irrational plsoul plcould plbe plcompared plwith plthe plbelief plof plthe plmore plrecent plpsychological
pl
theorist:
pl
a. Freud
b. Pinel
c. Fisher
d. Rush
ANS: p l A
Sigmund plFreud plbelieved plthat plmental plillness plwas, plin plpart, plcaused plby plforces plboth plwithin
pland ploutside plthe plpersonality. plPhilippe plPinel pladvocated placceptance plof plmentally plill
plindividuals plas plhuman plbeings plin plneed plof plmedical plassistance. plAlice plFisher plwas pla plFlorence
plNightingale plnurse plwho plcared plfor plthe plmentally plill, pland plDr. plBenjamin plRush plwas plthe plauthor
plof plthe plbook plDiseases plof plthe plMind.
PTS: p l 1 DIF: Cognitive plLevel: plComprehension REF: plp.
pl4 plOBJ: p l 2 TOP: p l Early plYears plof plMental plHealth
KEY: p l Nursing plProcess plStep: plAssessment MSC: p l Client plNeeds: plPsychosocial plIntegrity
2. During plthe plmid-1500s, plbehaviors plassociated plwith plmental plillness plwere plmore
accurately plrecorded plby plprofessionals. plThis plpractice plled plto
pl for pldifferent plabnormal
behaviors.
a. Classifications NURS INGT B.COM
b. Diagnosing
c. Treatment
d. Education
ANS: p l A
Classification plof plabnormal plbehaviors pldid plnot plbegin pluntil plthis pltime, plafter plthe plpractice plof
plmore placcurate plrecording plof plbehaviors plwas plbegun. plDiagnoses, pltreatment plguidelines, pland
plany pleducation plregarding plmental plhealth pldisorders plwere plnot plavailable plduring plthis plperiod.
PTS: p l 1 DIF: Cognitive plLevel: plKnowledge REF: plp.
pl5 plOBJ: p l 3 TOP: p l Mental plIllness plDuring plthe plRenaissance
KEY: p l Nursing plProcess plStep: plAssessment MSC: p l Client plNeeds: plPsychosocial plIntegrity
3. During plthe pllatter plpart plof plthe pleighteenth plcentury, plpsychiatry plbecame pla plseparate plbranch
of plmedicine, pland plinhumane pltreatment plwas plgreatly pldiminished plby plthe plFrench plhospital
pl
director:
pl
a. Dix
b. Beers
ANS:
C
Table plof plContents
UNIT plONE: plMENTAL plHEALTH plCARE: plPAST plAND plPRESENT
1. The plHistory plof plMental plHealth plCare
2. Current plMental plHealth plCare
3. Ethical pland plLegal plIssues
4. Sociocultural plIssues
5. Theories pland plTherapies
6. Complementary pland plAlternative plTherapies
7. Psychotherapeutic plDrug plTherapy
UNIT plTWO: plTHE plCAREGIVER’S plTHERAPEUTIC plSKILLS
8. Skills pland plPrinciples plof plMental plHealth plCare
9. Mental plHealth plAssessment plSkills
10. Therapeutic plCommunication
11. The plTherapeutic plRelationship
12. The plTherapeutic plEnvironment
UNIT plTHREE: plMENTAL plHEALTH plPROBLEMS plTHROUGHOUT plTHE plLIFE plCYCLE
13. Problems plof plChildhood
14. Problems plof plAdolescence
15. Problems plof plAdulthood
,16. Problems plof plLate pl Adulthood
17. Cognitive plImpairment, plAlzheimer’s plDisease, pland plDementia
UNIT plFOUR: plCLIENTS plWITH plPSYCHOLOGICAL plPROBLEMS
18. Managing plAnxiety
19. Illness pland plHospitalization
20. Loss pland plGrief
21. Depression pland plOther plMood plDisorders
22. Physical plProblems, plPsychological plSources
23. Eating pland plSleeping plDisorders
24. Dissociative plDisorders
UNIT plFIVE: plCLIENTS plWITH plPSYCHOSOCIAL plPROBLEMS
25. Anger pland plAggression
26. Outward-Focused plEmotions: plViolence
27. Inward-Focused plEmotions: plSuicide
28. Substance-Related plDisorders
29. Sexual plDisorders
30. Personality plDisorders
31. Schizophrenia pland plOther plPsychoses
32. Chronic plMental plHealth plDisorders
33. Challenges plfor plthe plFuture
, Foundations plof plMental plHealth plCare pl6th plEdition plMorrison-Valfre plTest
Bank
Chapter 01: The History of Mental Health Care
pl pl pl pl pl pl pl
Morrison-Valfre: Foundations of Mental Health Care, 6th Edition
pl pl pl pl pl pl pl
MULTIPLE plCHOICE
1. The plbelief plof plthe plancient plGreek plphilosopher plPlato plthat plthe plrational plsoul plcontrolled plthe
irrational plsoul plcould plbe plcompared plwith plthe plbelief plof plthe plmore plrecent plpsychological
pl
theorist:
pl
a. Freud
b. Pinel
c. Fisher
d. Rush
ANS: p l A
Sigmund plFreud plbelieved plthat plmental plillness plwas, plin plpart, plcaused plby plforces plboth plwithin
pland ploutside plthe plpersonality. plPhilippe plPinel pladvocated placceptance plof plmentally plill
plindividuals plas plhuman plbeings plin plneed plof plmedical plassistance. plAlice plFisher plwas pla plFlorence
plNightingale plnurse plwho plcared plfor plthe plmentally plill, pland plDr. plBenjamin plRush plwas plthe plauthor
plof plthe plbook plDiseases plof plthe plMind.
PTS: p l 1 DIF: Cognitive plLevel: plComprehension REF: plp.
pl4 plOBJ: p l 2 TOP: p l Early plYears plof plMental plHealth
KEY: p l Nursing plProcess plStep: plAssessment MSC: p l Client plNeeds: plPsychosocial plIntegrity
2. During plthe plmid-1500s, plbehaviors plassociated plwith plmental plillness plwere plmore
accurately plrecorded plby plprofessionals. plThis plpractice plled plto
pl for pldifferent plabnormal
behaviors.
a. Classifications NURS INGT B.COM
b. Diagnosing
c. Treatment
d. Education
ANS: p l A
Classification plof plabnormal plbehaviors pldid plnot plbegin pluntil plthis pltime, plafter plthe plpractice plof
plmore placcurate plrecording plof plbehaviors plwas plbegun. plDiagnoses, pltreatment plguidelines, pland
plany pleducation plregarding plmental plhealth pldisorders plwere plnot plavailable plduring plthis plperiod.
PTS: p l 1 DIF: Cognitive plLevel: plKnowledge REF: plp.
pl5 plOBJ: p l 3 TOP: p l Mental plIllness plDuring plthe plRenaissance
KEY: p l Nursing plProcess plStep: plAssessment MSC: p l Client plNeeds: plPsychosocial plIntegrity
3. During plthe pllatter plpart plof plthe pleighteenth plcentury, plpsychiatry plbecame pla plseparate plbranch
of plmedicine, pland plinhumane pltreatment plwas plgreatly pldiminished plby plthe plFrench plhospital
pl
director:
pl
a. Dix
b. Beers
ANS:
C
