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MH (FINAL REVIEW UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Question: 1. open ended questions Answer: questions a person is to answer in his or her own words-"How are you feeling today?" =discourages "yes" or "no" answers-"What can I do to help Mrs Jones?"- encourages patient to express needs in his or her own words Question: 2. age appropriate activities for a 5 year old Answer: drawing painting Question: 3. expected behavior development of child 6-12 years Answer:-learning to share-peer group activities-beginning to show acceptance of moral issues by questions and discussions-the ability to put things in an order or sequence or group things according to common traits-making friends with opposite sex Question: 4. Kubler-Ross stages of dying Answer: 1. Denial-not me 2. Anger-why me 3. Bargaining-if I could have one more chance to... 4. Depression-weeping, stop eating 5. Acceptance-ok...but I don't have to like it, taking care of unfinished business Question: 5. Erikson's developmental task stage 3-6-years old Answer:-initiative vs guilt-child learns assertiveness can manipulate the environment- disapproval leads to guilt Question: 6. Phallic Stage (Freud)

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MH (FINAL REVIEW UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
1. open ended questions
Answer:
questions a person is to answer in his or her own words
-"How are you feeling today?" =discourages "yes" or "no" answers
-"What can I do to help Mrs Jones?"- encourages patient to express needs in his or her own words

Question:
2. age appropriate activities for a 5 year old
Answer:
drawing painting

Question:
3. expected behavior development of child 6-12 years
Answer:
-learning to share
-peer group activities
-beginning to show acceptance of moral issues by questions and discussions
-the ability to put things in an order or sequence or group things according to common traits
-making friends with opposite sex

Question:
4. Kubler-Ross stages of dying
Answer:
1. Denial-not me
2. Anger-why me
3. Bargaining-if I could have one more chance to...
4. Depression-weeping, stop eating
5. Acceptance-ok...but I don't have to like it, taking care of unfinished business

Question:
5. Erikson's developmental task stage 3-6-years old
Answer:
-initiative vs guilt
-child learns assertiveness can manipulate the environment- disapproval leads to guilt

Question:
6. Phallic Stage (Freud)

,Answer:
3 - 6 years receives pleasure from self-stimulation of genitals
-learn sexual identity and awareness of genital areas as a source of pleasure, conflict ends as child
represses urge and identifies with same sex parent
-daughter wants father for herself; discovers boys are different from her (electra complex)
-son wants mother to himself: father is rival (oedipus complex)

Question:
7. MH Assessment
Answer:
-appearance=hygiene, appropriate dress, dental hygiene
-behavior- cooperative
-level of awareness-alertness
-orientation- person, place, time
-thinking/content of thought- normal thought processes vs flight of ideas, phobias, obsessions, etc
-memory- recent (w/in 2 weeks) and remote memory (past 2 weeks)
-speech- coherent, appropriate, rate of speech, volume, repetition, or stuttering
-mood or affect- feeling and emotions, do they match
-perception- way experience reality, five senses are monitored, insight to their condition
-abstract thinking/judgement-appropriate decisions, understand concepts, problem solving

Question:
8. antipsychotic medications and lab work
Answer:
-monitor CBC, WBC for blood dyscrasias and anemia

Question:
9. Caution must be taken when administering anti anxiety drugs to a patient with a history of ______
Answer:
alcohol abuse because of their risk for addiction

Question:
10. Behavioral Modification Therapy
Answer:
-Behavioral modification addresses maladaptive behaviors
-purpose is to eliminate or greatly decrease the frequency of identified negative behaviors
-replacing the negative behavior with a positive behavior
-shaping behaviors through positive or negative reinforcement

Question:
11. ECT
Answer:
electroconvulsive therapy, delivers a small electrical charge to the brain that creates a change in nerve
impulses
-alternative treatment when other approaches don't work
-treats major depression, bi polar and schizophrenia
-given sedative, may be confused and forgetful after, requires informed consent

, Question:
12. Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS)
Answer:
abnormal involuntary movement scale
-form on each shift to identify if the patient is experiencing tardive dyskinesia




Question:
13. tricyclic antidepressant side effects
Answer:
-Sedation
-Anticholinergic effects (dry mouth, constipation, urinary retention, blurry vision)
-postural hypotension
-tachycardia
-weight gain
-changes in blood glucose

Question:
14. Rational Emotive Therapy
Answer:
-cognitive therapy that emphasizes way of rethinking situations
-musturbation (insisting bthings must go a certain way)
-awfulizing (belief that something unpleasant is awful)
-catastrophizing (the point things are so awful one loses control of situation)
-no "musts" or "should's"
-patients will no longer disturb themselves by the way they think

Question:
15. Stimulants promotes _______
Answer:
alertness, diminishes appetite and combats narcolepsy

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