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NURS 222 MENTAL HEALTH NURSING FINAL
PAPER 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS VERIFIED A+

◉ Freud-Transference
Answer: when a patient unconsciously and inappropriately
displaces/transfers onto the nurses feelings and behaviors related to
significant figures in the patients past


You remind me of my
-father
-mother
-sister
-brother
-etc


◉ Freud-Countertransference
Answer: Transference in reverse


When a nurse unconsciously displaces feelings onto the patient

,◉ Maslow-Ethical Principles
Answer: The study of philosophical beliefs about wrong & right


Bioethics
-The study of specific ethical questions that arise in healthcare


◉ Maslow-Ethical Principles (*Beneficence*)
Answer: They duty to act to benefit or promote the good of others


Ex. spending extra time to help calm an anxious patient


◉ Maslow-Ethical Principles (*Justice*)
Answer: They duty to distribute resources or care equally, regardless
of personal attributes


Ex. Treating a pt w/ a stroke & pt w/ suicidal idealizations equally


◉ Maslow-Ethical Principles (*Autonomy*)
Answer: Respecting the rights of others to make their own decisions


Ex. patients right to refuse medicaiton

, ◉ Maslow-Ethical Principles (*Fidelity*)
Answer: aka nonmaleficence


Maintaining loyalty and commitment to the patient & doing no
wrong


◉ Maslow-Ethical Principles (*Veracity*)
Answer: The duty to communicate truthfullly


-To educate the pt on all the informaiton/being truth full


◉ Patient rights
Answer: Laws and regulatory standards require patients' rights be


Ex.
-Right to be treated w/ dignity
-Right to refuse treatment
-Right to keep personal belongings (unless dangerous)
-Right to informed consent
-ETC


◉ Patient rights: Duty to warn

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