NSG 330. Alterations in Mental Health and Wellbeing
NSG 330 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2026
SPRING-SUMMER WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY (WVU) GRADED A
(SOLVED)
Interventions (Erectile Dysfunction DO)
-Bupropion (Wellbutrin)➡️No Sexual Side Effects
-Be Patient, Speak in Layman's Terms
Community Prevention
-Primary Prevention➡️Education
-Secondary Prevention➡️Screenings, Catch Disease Early
-Tertiary Prevention➡️Return to Function After Disease
Gender Dysphoria
-Incongruence Between One's Experienced/Expressed Gender and Primary/Secondary Sex
Characteristics
-Strong Desire to be Rid of One's Primary/Secondary Sex Characteristics
-Associated w/ Clinically Significant Distress
Paraphilias
Sexual Fantasies in Behaviors that Involve:
-Nonhumane Objects
-Repetitive Sexual Activity w/ Nonconsenting Partners
-Repetitive Activity w/ Real of Stimulated Suffering or Humiliation
-Rarely Seek Tx
Fetishism
Primary Source of Arousal by Nonliving Objects or Non-Sexual Body Part
,NSG 330. Alterations in Mental Health and Wellbeing
Fotteruism
Preoccupation w/ Intense Sexual Urges or Fantasies Involving Touching or Rubbing Against a
Nonconsenting Person
Sexual Sadism/Masochism
Sadist➡️Arousal from Inflicting Humiliation or Pain
Masochists➡️Arousal from Being Hurt
-Both Can Be Dangerous
-Partners Can Agree on Limits/Codes to Stop
-Occurs w/ All Sexual Orientations
Voyeurism
Impulse to Spy on Strangers (Primarily)
Exhibitionism
Repeated Exposure of Genitals in Public to Unsuspecting Person
-⬆️Arousal When People React w/ Shock
-Occurs Most Often in Males in Their 20s
Pedophilia
Urges Involving Sexual Activity w/ Children
-Frequent Hx of Sexual Abuse
Cultural Competence
-Circular Process Whereby a Person Develops an Understanding and Valuing of Different
Worldview Perspectives
-Encirculates the Understanding and Valuing into Interactions with/ Client and Providers
Cultural Humility
An Acknowledgement of One's Own Barriers to True Intercultural Understanding
Ethnocentrism
Belief in the Superiority of One's Nation or Culture
Stereotypes
, NSG 330. Alterations in Mental Health and Wellbeing
Generalized Beliefs About Others
-Important to Recognize, Dispel
Culturally Competent Care
-Use of CAM, Herbal Remedies, Diets
-Understanding Client's Perception of Illness
-Establishing Rapport
-Supporting Importance of Religious Beliefs
-Familiarity w/ Various Cultural Health Practices
-Assessing "Normal" Cultural Behavior
-Understanding Client's Understanding of Tx
-Incorporating Client's Cultural Practices into Care
-Supporting Spiritual Beliefs About Illness/Tx
Interpersonal Relations Model (Peplau)
-Relationship Based
-Highlights the Importance of the Relationship Between a Nurse and Patient
-Focuses on How This Makes Patient Feel Better, Improves their Health
Biological Theory
Theory that Focuses on Biological Contributions to Certain Traits
-Neurotransmitters➡️Dopamine
-Diet
Behavioral Theory (Skinner)
Behavior Evolves from Learning
-Positive/Negative Reinforcement
Psychoanalytic Theory (Freud/Erickson/Sullivan)
-Explores How Unconscious Thoughts and Past Experiences Influence a Person's Behavior and
Emotions
-Aims to Help Patients Understand/Address Underlying Issues to Improve Mental Health
Motivational Interviewing
NSG 330 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2026
SPRING-SUMMER WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY (WVU) GRADED A
(SOLVED)
Interventions (Erectile Dysfunction DO)
-Bupropion (Wellbutrin)➡️No Sexual Side Effects
-Be Patient, Speak in Layman's Terms
Community Prevention
-Primary Prevention➡️Education
-Secondary Prevention➡️Screenings, Catch Disease Early
-Tertiary Prevention➡️Return to Function After Disease
Gender Dysphoria
-Incongruence Between One's Experienced/Expressed Gender and Primary/Secondary Sex
Characteristics
-Strong Desire to be Rid of One's Primary/Secondary Sex Characteristics
-Associated w/ Clinically Significant Distress
Paraphilias
Sexual Fantasies in Behaviors that Involve:
-Nonhumane Objects
-Repetitive Sexual Activity w/ Nonconsenting Partners
-Repetitive Activity w/ Real of Stimulated Suffering or Humiliation
-Rarely Seek Tx
Fetishism
Primary Source of Arousal by Nonliving Objects or Non-Sexual Body Part
,NSG 330. Alterations in Mental Health and Wellbeing
Fotteruism
Preoccupation w/ Intense Sexual Urges or Fantasies Involving Touching or Rubbing Against a
Nonconsenting Person
Sexual Sadism/Masochism
Sadist➡️Arousal from Inflicting Humiliation or Pain
Masochists➡️Arousal from Being Hurt
-Both Can Be Dangerous
-Partners Can Agree on Limits/Codes to Stop
-Occurs w/ All Sexual Orientations
Voyeurism
Impulse to Spy on Strangers (Primarily)
Exhibitionism
Repeated Exposure of Genitals in Public to Unsuspecting Person
-⬆️Arousal When People React w/ Shock
-Occurs Most Often in Males in Their 20s
Pedophilia
Urges Involving Sexual Activity w/ Children
-Frequent Hx of Sexual Abuse
Cultural Competence
-Circular Process Whereby a Person Develops an Understanding and Valuing of Different
Worldview Perspectives
-Encirculates the Understanding and Valuing into Interactions with/ Client and Providers
Cultural Humility
An Acknowledgement of One's Own Barriers to True Intercultural Understanding
Ethnocentrism
Belief in the Superiority of One's Nation or Culture
Stereotypes
, NSG 330. Alterations in Mental Health and Wellbeing
Generalized Beliefs About Others
-Important to Recognize, Dispel
Culturally Competent Care
-Use of CAM, Herbal Remedies, Diets
-Understanding Client's Perception of Illness
-Establishing Rapport
-Supporting Importance of Religious Beliefs
-Familiarity w/ Various Cultural Health Practices
-Assessing "Normal" Cultural Behavior
-Understanding Client's Understanding of Tx
-Incorporating Client's Cultural Practices into Care
-Supporting Spiritual Beliefs About Illness/Tx
Interpersonal Relations Model (Peplau)
-Relationship Based
-Highlights the Importance of the Relationship Between a Nurse and Patient
-Focuses on How This Makes Patient Feel Better, Improves their Health
Biological Theory
Theory that Focuses on Biological Contributions to Certain Traits
-Neurotransmitters➡️Dopamine
-Diet
Behavioral Theory (Skinner)
Behavior Evolves from Learning
-Positive/Negative Reinforcement
Psychoanalytic Theory (Freud/Erickson/Sullivan)
-Explores How Unconscious Thoughts and Past Experiences Influence a Person's Behavior and
Emotions
-Aims to Help Patients Understand/Address Underlying Issues to Improve Mental Health
Motivational Interviewing
