Essentials bnof bnPsychiatric bnMental bnHealth bnNursing bn9th bnEdition bnConcepts
bnof bnCare in bnEvidence- bnBased bnPractice bn8th bnEdition
w
bnMorgan bnTownsend bnTest bnBank
, Essentials bnof bnPsychiatric bnMental bnHealth bnNursing bn9th bnEdition bnConcepts
bnof bnCare in bnEvidence- bnBased bnPractice bn8th bnEdition
w
bnMorgan bnTownsend bnTest bnBank
TABLE bnOF b n CONTENTS:
I. INTRODUCTION b n TO b n PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL b n HEALTH b n CONCEPTS
1. Mental bnHealth bnand bnMental bnIllness
2. Biological bnImplications
3. Ethical bnand bnLegal bnIssues
4. Psychopharmacology
II. PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL b n HEALTH b n NURSING b n INTERVENTIONS
5. Relationship bnDevelopment bnand bnTherapeutic bnCommunication
6. The b n Nursing b nProcess b n in bnPsychiatric/Mental b n Health b n Nursing
7. Milieu bnTherapy bn - bnTherapeutic bnCommunity
8. Intervention bnin bnGroups
9. Crisis bnIntervention
10. The b n Recovery bn Model
11. Suicide bnPrevention
III. CARE b n OF b n CLIENTS b n WITH b n PSYCHIATRIC b n DISORDERS
12. Caring bnfor bnPatients bnwith bnMental bnIllness bnand bnSubstance bnUse bnDisorders bnin
bnGeneral bnPractice bnSettings
13. Neurocognitive b n Disorders
14. Substance bnUse bnand bnAddictive bnDisorders
15. Schizophrenia bnSpectrum bnand bnOther bnPsychotic bnDisorders
16. Depressive bnDisorders
17. Bipolar bnand bnRelated bnDisorders
18. Anxiety, bnObsessive-Compulsive, bnand bnRelated bnDisorders
19. Trauma- bnand bnStressor-Related bnDisorders
20. Somatic bnSymptom bnand bnDissociative bnDisorders
21. Eating bnDisorders
22. Personality bnDisorders
IV. PSYCHIATRIC b n MENTAL b n HEALTH b n NURSING b n OF b n SPECIAL b n POPULATIONS
23. Children bnand bnAdolescents
24. The bnAging bnIndividual
25. Survivors bnof bnAbuse bnand bnNeglect
26. Community bnMental b n Health b n Nursing
27. The bnBereaved bnIndividual
28. Military b n Families
V. ONLINE b n CHAPTERS
29. Concepts b n of b n Personality b n Development
30. Complementary bnand bnPsychosocial bnTherapies
31. Cultural bnand bnSpiritual bnConcepts bnRelevant bnto bnPsychiatric bnMental bnHealth
bnNursing
32. Issues bnRelated bnto bnHuman bnSexuality bnand bnGender bnDysphoria
,Essentials bnof bnPsychiatric bnMental bnHealth bnNursing bn9th bnEdition bnConcepts
bnof bnCare in bnEvidence- bnBased bnPractice bn8th bnEdition
w
bnMorgan bnTownsend bnTest bnBank
Chapter bn1. bnMentalHealthand
bnMentalIllness bnMultiple bnChoice
1. Anurse bnis bnassessing bna bnclient bnwho b n is bnexperiencing bnoccasionalfeelings
bnofsadness bnbecause bnofthe bnrecent bndeath bnof bna bnbeloved bnpet. bnThe bnclients
bnappetite, bnsleep bnpatterns, bnand bndaily bnroutine bnhave bnnot b n changed. bnHow
bnshould bnthe bnnurse b n interpret bnthe bnclients bnbehaviors?
1. The bnclients bnbehaviors bndemonstrate bnmentalillness bninthe bnformofdepression.
2. The bnclients bnbehaviorsare bnextensive, bnwhichindicatesthe bnpresence bnofmental bnillness.
3. Theclients bnbehaviorsare bnnot bncongruent bnwithculturalnorms.
4. Theclientsbehaviorsdemonstrate bnnofunctionalimpairment, bnindicating bnno b n mentalillness.
ANS: bn4
Rationale: bnThe bnnurseshould bnassessthat bnthe bnclientsdailyfunctioning bnis bnnot bnimpaired.
bnTheclientwho bnexperiences bnfeelings bnof bnsadness bnafter bnthe bnloss bnof bna bnpet bnis
bnresponding bnwithin bnnormal bnexpectations.
Without bnsignificant bnimpairment, bnthe bnclients bndistress bndoes bnnot bnindicate bna bnmental
bnillness.
Cognitive bnLevel: bnAnalysis
bnIntegratedProcess:Assessment
2. At bnwhat bnpoint bnshould bnthenursedetermine bnthat bnaclient bnis bnat bnrisk bnfor bndeveloping
bna bnmentalillness?
1. Whenthoughts, bnfeelings, bnand bnbehaviorsare bnnotreflective bnofthe bnDSM-5 bncriteria.
2. Whenmaladaptiveresponsesto bnstressare bncoupled bnwithinterference bnindaily
bnfunctioning.
3. Whenaclient bncommunicatessignificant bndistress.
4. Whena bnclient bnusesdefense bnmechanismsasego bnprotection.
ANS: bn2
Rationale: bnThe bnnurse bnshould bndetermine bnthat bnthe bnclient bnis bnat bnrisk bnfor bnmental
bnillness bnwhen bnresponsesto bnstress bnare bnmaladaptive bnand bninterfere bnwith bndaily
bnfunctioning. bnThe bnDSM-5 bnindicates bnthat bnin bnorderto bnbe bndiagnosed bnwith bna
bnmental bnillness, bndaily bnfunctioning bnmust bnbe bnsignificantly bnimpaired. bnThe
bnclients bnabilityto b n communicate bndistress bnwould bnbe bnconsidered bna bnpositive
bnattribute.
Cognitive bnLevel: bnApplication
bnIntegratedProcess:Assessment
3. Anurse bnis bnassessing bna bnset bnof15-year-old bnidenticaltwins bnwho bnrespond
bnverydifferentlyto bnstress. bnOne bntwin bnbecomes bnanxious bnand bnirritable, bnand
bnthe bnother bnwithdraws bnand bncries. bnHow bnshould bnthe bnnurseexplainthese
bndifferent b n stress bnresponses bnto bnthe bnparents?
1. Reactions bnto bnstress bnare bnrelative bnratherthanabsolute; bnindividualresponses bnto bnstress
bnvary.
2. It bnisabnormalfor bnidenticaltwins bnto bnreact bndifferentlyto bnsimilar bnstressors.
, Essentials bnof bnPsychiatric bnMental bnHealth bnNursing bn9th bnEdition bnConcepts
bnof bnCare in bnEvidence- bnBased bnPractice bn8th bnEdition
w
bnMorgan bnTownsend bnTest bnBank
3. Identicaltwins bnshould bnshare bnthe bnsame bntemperament bnand bnrespond bnsimilarlyto
bnstress.
4. Environmentalinfluences bnto bnstress bnweighmoreheavilythangenetic bninfluences.
bnof bnCare in bnEvidence- bnBased bnPractice bn8th bnEdition
w
bnMorgan bnTownsend bnTest bnBank
, Essentials bnof bnPsychiatric bnMental bnHealth bnNursing bn9th bnEdition bnConcepts
bnof bnCare in bnEvidence- bnBased bnPractice bn8th bnEdition
w
bnMorgan bnTownsend bnTest bnBank
TABLE bnOF b n CONTENTS:
I. INTRODUCTION b n TO b n PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL b n HEALTH b n CONCEPTS
1. Mental bnHealth bnand bnMental bnIllness
2. Biological bnImplications
3. Ethical bnand bnLegal bnIssues
4. Psychopharmacology
II. PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL b n HEALTH b n NURSING b n INTERVENTIONS
5. Relationship bnDevelopment bnand bnTherapeutic bnCommunication
6. The b n Nursing b nProcess b n in bnPsychiatric/Mental b n Health b n Nursing
7. Milieu bnTherapy bn - bnTherapeutic bnCommunity
8. Intervention bnin bnGroups
9. Crisis bnIntervention
10. The b n Recovery bn Model
11. Suicide bnPrevention
III. CARE b n OF b n CLIENTS b n WITH b n PSYCHIATRIC b n DISORDERS
12. Caring bnfor bnPatients bnwith bnMental bnIllness bnand bnSubstance bnUse bnDisorders bnin
bnGeneral bnPractice bnSettings
13. Neurocognitive b n Disorders
14. Substance bnUse bnand bnAddictive bnDisorders
15. Schizophrenia bnSpectrum bnand bnOther bnPsychotic bnDisorders
16. Depressive bnDisorders
17. Bipolar bnand bnRelated bnDisorders
18. Anxiety, bnObsessive-Compulsive, bnand bnRelated bnDisorders
19. Trauma- bnand bnStressor-Related bnDisorders
20. Somatic bnSymptom bnand bnDissociative bnDisorders
21. Eating bnDisorders
22. Personality bnDisorders
IV. PSYCHIATRIC b n MENTAL b n HEALTH b n NURSING b n OF b n SPECIAL b n POPULATIONS
23. Children bnand bnAdolescents
24. The bnAging bnIndividual
25. Survivors bnof bnAbuse bnand bnNeglect
26. Community bnMental b n Health b n Nursing
27. The bnBereaved bnIndividual
28. Military b n Families
V. ONLINE b n CHAPTERS
29. Concepts b n of b n Personality b n Development
30. Complementary bnand bnPsychosocial bnTherapies
31. Cultural bnand bnSpiritual bnConcepts bnRelevant bnto bnPsychiatric bnMental bnHealth
bnNursing
32. Issues bnRelated bnto bnHuman bnSexuality bnand bnGender bnDysphoria
,Essentials bnof bnPsychiatric bnMental bnHealth bnNursing bn9th bnEdition bnConcepts
bnof bnCare in bnEvidence- bnBased bnPractice bn8th bnEdition
w
bnMorgan bnTownsend bnTest bnBank
Chapter bn1. bnMentalHealthand
bnMentalIllness bnMultiple bnChoice
1. Anurse bnis bnassessing bna bnclient bnwho b n is bnexperiencing bnoccasionalfeelings
bnofsadness bnbecause bnofthe bnrecent bndeath bnof bna bnbeloved bnpet. bnThe bnclients
bnappetite, bnsleep bnpatterns, bnand bndaily bnroutine bnhave bnnot b n changed. bnHow
bnshould bnthe bnnurse b n interpret bnthe bnclients bnbehaviors?
1. The bnclients bnbehaviors bndemonstrate bnmentalillness bninthe bnformofdepression.
2. The bnclients bnbehaviorsare bnextensive, bnwhichindicatesthe bnpresence bnofmental bnillness.
3. Theclients bnbehaviorsare bnnot bncongruent bnwithculturalnorms.
4. Theclientsbehaviorsdemonstrate bnnofunctionalimpairment, bnindicating bnno b n mentalillness.
ANS: bn4
Rationale: bnThe bnnurseshould bnassessthat bnthe bnclientsdailyfunctioning bnis bnnot bnimpaired.
bnTheclientwho bnexperiences bnfeelings bnof bnsadness bnafter bnthe bnloss bnof bna bnpet bnis
bnresponding bnwithin bnnormal bnexpectations.
Without bnsignificant bnimpairment, bnthe bnclients bndistress bndoes bnnot bnindicate bna bnmental
bnillness.
Cognitive bnLevel: bnAnalysis
bnIntegratedProcess:Assessment
2. At bnwhat bnpoint bnshould bnthenursedetermine bnthat bnaclient bnis bnat bnrisk bnfor bndeveloping
bna bnmentalillness?
1. Whenthoughts, bnfeelings, bnand bnbehaviorsare bnnotreflective bnofthe bnDSM-5 bncriteria.
2. Whenmaladaptiveresponsesto bnstressare bncoupled bnwithinterference bnindaily
bnfunctioning.
3. Whenaclient bncommunicatessignificant bndistress.
4. Whena bnclient bnusesdefense bnmechanismsasego bnprotection.
ANS: bn2
Rationale: bnThe bnnurse bnshould bndetermine bnthat bnthe bnclient bnis bnat bnrisk bnfor bnmental
bnillness bnwhen bnresponsesto bnstress bnare bnmaladaptive bnand bninterfere bnwith bndaily
bnfunctioning. bnThe bnDSM-5 bnindicates bnthat bnin bnorderto bnbe bndiagnosed bnwith bna
bnmental bnillness, bndaily bnfunctioning bnmust bnbe bnsignificantly bnimpaired. bnThe
bnclients bnabilityto b n communicate bndistress bnwould bnbe bnconsidered bna bnpositive
bnattribute.
Cognitive bnLevel: bnApplication
bnIntegratedProcess:Assessment
3. Anurse bnis bnassessing bna bnset bnof15-year-old bnidenticaltwins bnwho bnrespond
bnverydifferentlyto bnstress. bnOne bntwin bnbecomes bnanxious bnand bnirritable, bnand
bnthe bnother bnwithdraws bnand bncries. bnHow bnshould bnthe bnnurseexplainthese
bndifferent b n stress bnresponses bnto bnthe bnparents?
1. Reactions bnto bnstress bnare bnrelative bnratherthanabsolute; bnindividualresponses bnto bnstress
bnvary.
2. It bnisabnormalfor bnidenticaltwins bnto bnreact bndifferentlyto bnsimilar bnstressors.
, Essentials bnof bnPsychiatric bnMental bnHealth bnNursing bn9th bnEdition bnConcepts
bnof bnCare in bnEvidence- bnBased bnPractice bn8th bnEdition
w
bnMorgan bnTownsend bnTest bnBank
3. Identicaltwins bnshould bnshare bnthe bnsame bntemperament bnand bnrespond bnsimilarlyto
bnstress.
4. Environmentalinfluences bnto bnstress bnweighmoreheavilythangenetic bninfluences.
