I. Test Bank For Davis Advantage for
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 10th
Edition By Karyn I. Morgan; Mary C.
Townsend
TEST BANK
II.
,III. Table of Contents
IV. BASIC50CONCEPTS50IN50PSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL50HEALTH50NURSING
1. The50Concept50of50Stress50Adaptation
2. Mental50Health50and50Mental50Illness:50Historical50and50Theoretical50Concepts
V. FOUNDATIONS50FOR50PSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL50HEALTH50NURSING
3. Concepts50of50Psychobiology
4. Psychopharmacology
5. Ethical50and50Legal50Issues
VI. THERAPEUTIC50APPROACHES50IN50PSYCHIATRIC50NURSING50CARE
6. Relationship50Development
7. Therapeutic50Communication
8. The50Nursing50Process50in50Psychiatric-Mental50Health50Nursing
9. Therapeutic50Groups
10. Intervention50with50Families
11. Milieu50Therapy—The50Therapeutic50Community
12. Crisis50Intervention
13. Assertiveness50Training
14. Promoting50Self50Esteem
15. Anger50and50Aggression50Management
16. Suicide50Prevention
17. Behavior50Therapy
18. Cognitive50Behavioral50Therapy
19. Electroconvulsive50 Therapy
20. The50Recovery50Model
VII. NURSING50CARE50OF50PATIENTS50WITH50ALTERATIONS50IN50PSYCHOSOCIAL50ADAPTATION
21. Caring50for50Patients50with50Mental50Illness50and50Substance50Use50Disorders50in50General50Practice50Settings
22. Neurocognitive50Disorders
23. Substance-Related50and50Addictive50Disorders
24. Schizophrenia50Spectrum50and50Other50Psychotic50Disorders
25. Depressive50Disorders
26. Bipolar50and50Related50Disorders
27. Anxiety,50Obsessive-Compulsive,50and50Related50Disorders
28. Trauma50and50Stressor-Related50Disorders
29. Somatic50Symptom50and50Dissociative50Disorders
30. Eating50Disorders
31. Personality50Disorders
VIII. PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL50HEALTH50NURSING50OF50SPECIAL50POPULATIONS
32. Children50and50Adolescents
33. The50Aging50Individual
34. Survivors50of50Abuse50or50Neglect
35. Community50Mental50Health50Nursing
36. The50Bereaved50Individual
37. Military50Families
eBook50Bonus50Chapters
38. Theoretical50Models50of50Personality50Development
39. Cultural50and50Spiritual50Concepts50Relevant50to50Psychiatric50Mental50Health50Nursing
40. Complementary50and50Psychosocial50Therapies
41. Relaxation50Therapy
42. Issues50Related50to50Human50Sexuality50and50Gender50Dysphoria
43. Forensic50Nursing
,Chapter501.50The50Concept50of50Stress50Adaptation
MULTIPLE50CHOICE
1. A50client50has50experienced50the50death50of50a50close50family50member50and50at50the50same50tim
ebecomes50unemployed.50The50client’s506-
month50score50on50the50Recent50Life50Changes50Questionnaire50is50110.50The50nurse:50Understands
50the50client50is50at50risk50for50significant50stress-related50illness.
Determines50the50client50is50not50at50risk50for50significant50stress-related50illness.
Needs50further50assessment50of50the50client’s50coping50skills50to50determine50susceptibility50tostr
ess-related50illness.
Recognizes50the50client50may50view50the50losses50as50challenges50and50perceive50them50asopportunities.
ANS:503
Chapter:50Chapter501,50The50Concept50of50Stress50Adaptation
Objective:50Explain50the50relationship50between50stress50and50diseases50of50adaptation.Page:505
Heading:50Stress50as50an50Environmental50Event50Integrated50Processes:50Nursing50Process:50Evaluatio
nClient50Need:50Psychosocial50Integrity
Cognitive50Level:50Application50[Applying]Concept:50Stre
ss50Difficulty:50Moderate
Feedback
1. This50is50incorrect.50Assessment50is50the50first50step50of50the50nursing50process.50The5
0nurse50should50assess50the50client’s50coping50skills50and50available50support50before50d
etermining50susceptibility50to50stress-
related50physical50and50psychological50illnesses.50The50Recent50LifeChanges50Questio
nnaire50is50an50expanded50version50of50the50Schedule50of50Recent50Experiences50and50
the50Rahe-Holmes50Social50Readjustment50Rating50Scale.50A506-
month50score50of5030050or50more50or50a50year-
score50total50of5050050or50more50indicates50high50stress50in50a
client’s50life50and50susceptibility50to50stress-related50illnesses.
2. This50is50incorrect.50Assessment50is50the50first50step50in50the50nursing50process.50The50
nurse50should50assess50the50client’s50coping50skills50and50available50support50before50d
etermining50the50client’s50perception50of50the50current50stresses.50A506-
month50score50of5030050or50more50or50a50year-
score50total50of5050050or50more50on50the50Recent50Life50Changes50Questionnaire50indic
ates50high50stress50in50a
client’s50life50and50susceptibility50to50stress-
related50physical50and50psychological50illnesses.
3. This50is50correct.50Assessment50is50the50first50step50in50the50nursing50process.50The50nu
rse50should50assess50the50client’s50coping50skills50and50available50support50before50deter
mining50susceptibility50to50stress-
related50physical50and50psychological50illnesses.50A506-month50score
, of5030050or50more50or50a50year-
score50of5050050or50more50indicates50high50stress50in50a50client’s50lifeand50risk50for50sig
nificant50stress-related50physical50and50psychological50illness.
4. This50is50incorrect.50Assessment50is50the50first50step50in50the50nursing50process.50The50
nurse50should50assess50the50client’s50coping50skills50and50available50support50before50de
termining50susceptibility50to50stress-related50illness.50A506-
month50score50of5030050or50more50or50a50year-
50score50of5050050or50more50on50the50Recent50Life50Changes50Questionnaire50indicates5
0high50stressin50a50client’s50life50is50susceptible50to50significant50stress-
related50physical50and50psychologicalillness.
CON:50Stress
2. A50physically50and50emotionally50healthy50client50has50just50been50fired.50During50a50routine50off
ice50visit,50he50t5 0 ells5 0 the5 0 nurse,5 0 “Perhaps5 0 this5 0 was5 0 the5 0 best5 0 thing5 0 to5 0 happen.5 0 Ma
ybe5 0 I’ll
consider50pursuing50an50 art50 degree.”50 The50nurse50 determines50 the50 client50 perceives50the50 stressorof50 his50 job50 los
as:
Irrelevant50H
a50rm50or50los
s50Th50reaten
ing50A50chall
enge
ANS:50 4
Chapter:50 Chapter50 1,50The50 Concept50 of5 0 Stress50 Adaptation
Objective:50Discuss50adaptive50coping50strategies50in50the50management50of50stress.
Page:50750H50eading:50Stress5 0 as5 0 a5 0 transaction5 0 between5 0 the5 0 individual5 0 a
nd5 0 the5 0 environment
>Individual’s50Perception50of50the50Event50>50Primary50AppraisalIntegrated50Processes:50Nursing50Pr
ocess:50Ass50essment
Client50Need:50Psychosocial50Integrity50Cognitive50Level:50Application50[Applying]Concept:50Str
ess50Difficulty:50Easy
Feedback
1. This50is50incorrect.50An50irrelevant50perception50is50one50where50the50event50holds50no
significance50for50the50individual.
2. This50is50incorrect.50A50harm50or50loss50appraisal50refers50to50damage50or50loss50alrea
dyexperience50d50by50the50individual.
3. This50 is50 incorrect.50 A50 threatening50 appraisal50 is50 perceived5 0 as50 anticipated5 0 harm
s50 or50 losses.
4. This50is50correct.50The50client’s50statement50indicates50he50perceives50the50loss50of50his
50job50as50a5 0 challenge50and50an50opportunity50for50growth,50demonstrated50by50his50st
atement50to50consideran50art50degree.
CON:50Stress
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 10th
Edition By Karyn I. Morgan; Mary C.
Townsend
TEST BANK
II.
,III. Table of Contents
IV. BASIC50CONCEPTS50IN50PSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL50HEALTH50NURSING
1. The50Concept50of50Stress50Adaptation
2. Mental50Health50and50Mental50Illness:50Historical50and50Theoretical50Concepts
V. FOUNDATIONS50FOR50PSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL50HEALTH50NURSING
3. Concepts50of50Psychobiology
4. Psychopharmacology
5. Ethical50and50Legal50Issues
VI. THERAPEUTIC50APPROACHES50IN50PSYCHIATRIC50NURSING50CARE
6. Relationship50Development
7. Therapeutic50Communication
8. The50Nursing50Process50in50Psychiatric-Mental50Health50Nursing
9. Therapeutic50Groups
10. Intervention50with50Families
11. Milieu50Therapy—The50Therapeutic50Community
12. Crisis50Intervention
13. Assertiveness50Training
14. Promoting50Self50Esteem
15. Anger50and50Aggression50Management
16. Suicide50Prevention
17. Behavior50Therapy
18. Cognitive50Behavioral50Therapy
19. Electroconvulsive50 Therapy
20. The50Recovery50Model
VII. NURSING50CARE50OF50PATIENTS50WITH50ALTERATIONS50IN50PSYCHOSOCIAL50ADAPTATION
21. Caring50for50Patients50with50Mental50Illness50and50Substance50Use50Disorders50in50General50Practice50Settings
22. Neurocognitive50Disorders
23. Substance-Related50and50Addictive50Disorders
24. Schizophrenia50Spectrum50and50Other50Psychotic50Disorders
25. Depressive50Disorders
26. Bipolar50and50Related50Disorders
27. Anxiety,50Obsessive-Compulsive,50and50Related50Disorders
28. Trauma50and50Stressor-Related50Disorders
29. Somatic50Symptom50and50Dissociative50Disorders
30. Eating50Disorders
31. Personality50Disorders
VIII. PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL50HEALTH50NURSING50OF50SPECIAL50POPULATIONS
32. Children50and50Adolescents
33. The50Aging50Individual
34. Survivors50of50Abuse50or50Neglect
35. Community50Mental50Health50Nursing
36. The50Bereaved50Individual
37. Military50Families
eBook50Bonus50Chapters
38. Theoretical50Models50of50Personality50Development
39. Cultural50and50Spiritual50Concepts50Relevant50to50Psychiatric50Mental50Health50Nursing
40. Complementary50and50Psychosocial50Therapies
41. Relaxation50Therapy
42. Issues50Related50to50Human50Sexuality50and50Gender50Dysphoria
43. Forensic50Nursing
,Chapter501.50The50Concept50of50Stress50Adaptation
MULTIPLE50CHOICE
1. A50client50has50experienced50the50death50of50a50close50family50member50and50at50the50same50tim
ebecomes50unemployed.50The50client’s506-
month50score50on50the50Recent50Life50Changes50Questionnaire50is50110.50The50nurse:50Understands
50the50client50is50at50risk50for50significant50stress-related50illness.
Determines50the50client50is50not50at50risk50for50significant50stress-related50illness.
Needs50further50assessment50of50the50client’s50coping50skills50to50determine50susceptibility50tostr
ess-related50illness.
Recognizes50the50client50may50view50the50losses50as50challenges50and50perceive50them50asopportunities.
ANS:503
Chapter:50Chapter501,50The50Concept50of50Stress50Adaptation
Objective:50Explain50the50relationship50between50stress50and50diseases50of50adaptation.Page:505
Heading:50Stress50as50an50Environmental50Event50Integrated50Processes:50Nursing50Process:50Evaluatio
nClient50Need:50Psychosocial50Integrity
Cognitive50Level:50Application50[Applying]Concept:50Stre
ss50Difficulty:50Moderate
Feedback
1. This50is50incorrect.50Assessment50is50the50first50step50of50the50nursing50process.50The5
0nurse50should50assess50the50client’s50coping50skills50and50available50support50before50d
etermining50susceptibility50to50stress-
related50physical50and50psychological50illnesses.50The50Recent50LifeChanges50Questio
nnaire50is50an50expanded50version50of50the50Schedule50of50Recent50Experiences50and50
the50Rahe-Holmes50Social50Readjustment50Rating50Scale.50A506-
month50score50of5030050or50more50or50a50year-
score50total50of5050050or50more50indicates50high50stress50in50a
client’s50life50and50susceptibility50to50stress-related50illnesses.
2. This50is50incorrect.50Assessment50is50the50first50step50in50the50nursing50process.50The50
nurse50should50assess50the50client’s50coping50skills50and50available50support50before50d
etermining50the50client’s50perception50of50the50current50stresses.50A506-
month50score50of5030050or50more50or50a50year-
score50total50of5050050or50more50on50the50Recent50Life50Changes50Questionnaire50indic
ates50high50stress50in50a
client’s50life50and50susceptibility50to50stress-
related50physical50and50psychological50illnesses.
3. This50is50correct.50Assessment50is50the50first50step50in50the50nursing50process.50The50nu
rse50should50assess50the50client’s50coping50skills50and50available50support50before50deter
mining50susceptibility50to50stress-
related50physical50and50psychological50illnesses.50A506-month50score
, of5030050or50more50or50a50year-
score50of5050050or50more50indicates50high50stress50in50a50client’s50lifeand50risk50for50sig
nificant50stress-related50physical50and50psychological50illness.
4. This50is50incorrect.50Assessment50is50the50first50step50in50the50nursing50process.50The50
nurse50should50assess50the50client’s50coping50skills50and50available50support50before50de
termining50susceptibility50to50stress-related50illness.50A506-
month50score50of5030050or50more50or50a50year-
50score50of5050050or50more50on50the50Recent50Life50Changes50Questionnaire50indicates5
0high50stressin50a50client’s50life50is50susceptible50to50significant50stress-
related50physical50and50psychologicalillness.
CON:50Stress
2. A50physically50and50emotionally50healthy50client50has50just50been50fired.50During50a50routine50off
ice50visit,50he50t5 0 ells5 0 the5 0 nurse,5 0 “Perhaps5 0 this5 0 was5 0 the5 0 best5 0 thing5 0 to5 0 happen.5 0 Ma
ybe5 0 I’ll
consider50pursuing50an50 art50 degree.”50 The50nurse50 determines50 the50 client50 perceives50the50 stressorof50 his50 job50 los
as:
Irrelevant50H
a50rm50or50los
s50Th50reaten
ing50A50chall
enge
ANS:50 4
Chapter:50 Chapter50 1,50The50 Concept50 of5 0 Stress50 Adaptation
Objective:50Discuss50adaptive50coping50strategies50in50the50management50of50stress.
Page:50750H50eading:50Stress5 0 as5 0 a5 0 transaction5 0 between5 0 the5 0 individual5 0 a
nd5 0 the5 0 environment
>Individual’s50Perception50of50the50Event50>50Primary50AppraisalIntegrated50Processes:50Nursing50Pr
ocess:50Ass50essment
Client50Need:50Psychosocial50Integrity50Cognitive50Level:50Application50[Applying]Concept:50Str
ess50Difficulty:50Easy
Feedback
1. This50is50incorrect.50An50irrelevant50perception50is50one50where50the50event50holds50no
significance50for50the50individual.
2. This50is50incorrect.50A50harm50or50loss50appraisal50refers50to50damage50or50loss50alrea
dyexperience50d50by50the50individual.
3. This50 is50 incorrect.50 A50 threatening50 appraisal50 is50 perceived5 0 as50 anticipated5 0 harm
s50 or50 losses.
4. This50is50correct.50The50client’s50statement50indicates50he50perceives50the50loss50of50his
50job50as50a5 0 challenge50and50an50opportunity50for50growth,50demonstrated50by50his50st
atement50to50consideran50art50degree.
CON:50Stress
