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OpenStax Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing Student Guide (All chapters
covered) (Multiple Choice Questions with Answers, Complete Guide) (Graded
A+)|NEW 2026

,OpenStax Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing Student Answer Guide
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OpenStaxPsychiatric-MentalHealth x x




NursingStudentAnswerGuide
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Chapter 1: Foundations of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing ........................................................3
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Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Theories and Therapies .......................................................................7
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Chapter 3: Communication, Perception, and Assessment .............................................................13
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Chapter 4: Neurology and Pharmacology Standards .....................................................................17
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Chapter 5: Therapeutic Settings .....................................................................................................22
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Chapter 6: Therapeutic Relationships ............................................................................................27
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Chapter 7: Interprofessional Care ..................................................................................................31
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Chapter 8: Cultural Considerations.................................................................................................41
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Chapter 9: Social and Emotional Concerns.....................................................................................47
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Chapter 10: Legal and Ethical Guidelines .......................................................................................54
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Chapter 11: Court Involvement ......................................................................................................58
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Chapter 12: Self-Determination and Advocacy ..............................................................................65
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Chapter 13: Clinical Guidelines and Practice ..................................................................................72
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Chapter 14: Neurocognitive Disorders ...........................................................................................84
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Chapter 15: Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder and Other Psychotic Disorders .............................89
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Chapter 16: Mood Disorders and Suicide .......................................................................................93
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Chapter 17: Anxiety, OCD, and Trauma-Stressor Disorders ...........................................................99
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Chapter 18: Personality Disorders ................................................................................................107
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Chapter 19: Substance Use and Misuse .......................................................................................112
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Chapter 20: Eating Disorders ........................................................................................................117
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Chapter 21: Somatic Symptom Disorders ....................................................................................123
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Chapter 22: Sexual Dysfunction and Gender Dysphoria...............................................................128
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Chapter 23: Children and Adolescents .........................................................................................134
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Chapter 24: Older Adults ..............................................................................................................141
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Chapter 25: Community Mental Health Treatment .....................................................................147
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Chapter 26: Adjuncts to Treatments ............................................................................................151
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Chapter 27: Current Trends and Growing Needs .........................................................................157
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Chapter 28: Critical Thinking in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing .............................................162
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Chapter 1: Foundations of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
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Review Questions x


1. Nurse Jon is caring for a client with severe anxiety. Their anxiety has recently increased so
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much that the client is unable to go to work. Nurse Jon realizes that according to the mental
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health to mental illness continuum, this client is in the category of:
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a. emotional problems or concerns x x x


b. well-being
c. mental illness x


d. between well-being and emotional problems x x x x




Answer: C] x




3. What is the scope of psychiatric-mental health nursing practice?
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a. assessment, education, medication administration, and screening for suicide risk x x x x x x x x


b. assessment, medical diagnosis, giving orders, writing prescriptions, admitting, and x x x x x x x x


discharging
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c. assisting providers, assisting with ADLs, monitoring clients, offering support, promoting
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safety x


d. assessment, counseling, teaching coping skills, giving advice, listening x x x x x x x


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Answer: A] x




5. A client of the local mental health clinic arrives for their appointment out of breath, hair a
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mess, and clothing askew. The receptionist tells the client, “You are fifteen minutes late. I
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will have to see if the doctor can still see you.” The client responds, “I know I am late. I can
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explain, my mother-in-law had a bad night. She lives with my husband and me. I am just so
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tired of taking care of her.” This example falls under which category of risk factors?
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a. genetic comorbidities x


b. psychological factors x


c. social factors x


d. victimization
Answer: C] x x




7. To keep the plan of care client-centered, what important assessment should the nurse do
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after identifying several risk factors for substance abuse in a client?
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a. contact a rehab center for an intake assessment x x x x x x x


b. perform a client strengths assessment x x x x


c. ask the psychiatrist to screen for depression
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d. complete a health assessment x x x


Answer: B]
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9. A person with mental illness does not want to seek care because of the shame they feel for
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being sick. What type of stigma is this related to?
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a. self-stigma
b. caregiver stigma x


c. institutional stigma x


d. public stigma x


Answer: A]
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11 A student nurse is studying for an exam on the recovery process. It is evident that they
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understand the concept when they explain to their study group:
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a. “The majority of people with mental illness or substance use do not recover.”
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b. “The recovery process is dictated by the health-care team.”
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c. “Recovery is a nonlinear process based on instilling hope.” x x x x x x x x


d. “In recovery, a client needs to advocate for themselves right from the start.”
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Answer: C] x




13. What should the psychiatric nurse do to assist individuals and families to understand the
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recovery process and the resources available to them?
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a. psychoeducation
b. create a care plan for them x x x x x


c. refer them to a psychiatrist x x x x


d. refer them to a website to read on their own
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Answer: A]
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15. Nurse Sheila makes adjustments to the client’s plan of care after talking with the client. This
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is most likely an example of the
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a. best available research x x


b. client preferences x


c. nursing expertise x


d. review of evidence x x




Answer: B] x




17. What should the nurse do to locate credible sources of research in order to practice
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evidence-based interventions?
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a. The nurse should ask a supervisor for help locating credible sources.
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b. The nurse should access CINAHL or another professional database.
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c. The nurse should perform a Wikipedia search.
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