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Table79of79Contents:
Chapter791.79The79Primary79Care79Psychiatric79Interview
Chapter792.79Primary79Care79and79Psychiatry:79An79Overview79of79the79Collaborative79Care79Model
Chapter793.79Preventive79Medicine79and79Behavioral79Health
Chapter794.79The79Patient79and79You:79Psychological79and79Cultural79Consideration
Chapter795.79Anxiety79Disorders
Chapter796.79Obsessive–Compulsive79and79Related79Disorders
Chapter797.79Trauma-Related79Disorders
Chapter798.79Mood79Disorders—Depression
Chapter799.79Treatment-Resistant79Depression
Chapter7910.79Psychiatric79Disorders:79Bipolar79and79Related79Disorders
Chapter7911.79Psychotic79Disorders
Chapter7912.79Neurocognitive79Disorders
Chapter7913.79Substance79Use79Disorders—Alcohol
Chapter7914.79Substance79Use79Disorders—Illicit79and79Prescription79Drugs
Chapter7915.79Personality79Disorders
Chapter7916.79Cognitive79Behavioral79Therapy
Chapter7917.79Supportive79Psychotherapy79in79Primary79Care
Chapter7918.79Motivational79Interviewing
Chapter7919.79Fundamentals79of79Psychopharmacology
Chapter7920.79Geriatric79Behavioral79Health
Chapter7921.79Child79and79Adolescent79Behavioral79Health
Chapter7922.79Suicide79and79Violence79Risk79Assessment
Chapter7923.79Somatic79Symptom79and79Related79Disorders
Chapter7924.79Insomnia
Chapter7925.79Sexual79Dysfunction
Chapter7926.79Eating79Disorders
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Primary79Care79Psychiatry792nd79Edition79McCarron79Xiong79Test79Bank
MULTIPLE79CHOICE
1. A79patient79says79to79the79nurse,79I79dreamed79I79was79stoned.79When79I79wo
ke79up,79I79felt79emotionally79drained,79as79though79I79hadnt79rested79well.79Wh
ich79response79should79the79nurse79use79to79clarify79the79patients79comment?
a. It79sounds79as79though79you79were79uncomfortable79with79the79content79of79your79dre
am.
b. I79understand79what79youre79saying.79Bad79dreams79leave79me79feeling79tired,79too.
c. So79you79feel79as79though79you79did79not79get79enough79quality79sleep79last79night?
d. Can79you79give79me79an79example79of79what79you79mean79by79stoned?
ANS:79D
The79technique79of79clarification79is79therapeutic79and79helps79the79nurse79examine79the
79meaning79of79the79patients79statement.79Asking79for79a79definition79of79stoned79direct
ly79asks79for79clarification.79Restating79that79the79patient79is79uncomfortable79with79the7
9dreams79content79is79parroting,79a79non-therapeutic79technique.
The79other79responses79fail79to79clarify79the79meaning79of79the79p
atients79comment.79PTS:79179DIF:79Cognitive79Level:79Apply79(Ap
plication)
REF:79mcs7915479(dm799-
2)79TOP:79Nursing79Process:79Implementation79MSC:79Cli
ent79Needs:79Psychosocial79Integrity
2. A79patient79diagnosed79with79schizophrenia79tells79the79nurse,79The79CIA79is79monit
oring79us79through79the79fluorescent79lights79in79this79room.79Be79careful79what79you7
9say.79Which79response79by79the79nurse79would79be79most79therapeutic?
a. Lets79talk79about79something79other79than79the79CIA.
b. It79sounds79like79youre79concerned79about79your79privacy.