NRNP-6645-1- Psychotherapy with Multiple Modalities

The advanced practice psychiatric nurse encourages a patient with gambling addiction to develop a relapse prevention plan. Which of the following is true about a relapse prevention plan? Which of the following is consistent with the psychotherapeutic approach used by existential psychotherapists? According to Dearing, Stuewig, and Tangney (2005), understanding thedifference between guilt and shame and its impact on an individual’s motivation is critical to hope and therecovery process. Which of thefollowing is true regarding guilt and shame? C theexistential therapist presents broad existential themes but avoids in-depth . questioning. D theexistential psychotherapist is free to draw on techniques from other . psychotherapeutic models . Review Test Submission: Exam - Week 11 A Shame drives a person to engage in treatment while guilt drives a person to avoid . treatment. B Shame causes a person to perceive self as a failure and guilt causes avoidance of . treatment. C Guilt causes a person to perceive himself as a loser and shame drives a person to . avoid treatment. D Shame drives avoidance from treatment, Guilt often motivates a person to seek . treatment. A Relapse indicates treatment failure. . B Relapse is a persistent risk in addiction. . C Relapse is a characteristic of all chronic medical diseases. . D Relapse is thereturn to substance use or addictive behaviors after periods . of abstinence. A IPT is not an appropriate model for treating depression in older adults. . B This is a common IPT issue with older adults during theinitial sessions. . C theadvanced practice psychiatric nurse should consider using a standardized scale . to quantify thedepression and use this to educate thepatient and thefamily. D B and C . Which of thefollowing is not consistent with what is known about relapse? The advanced practice psychiatric nurse proficient in Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) is working with an older adult who does not realize she has depression. Which of thefollowing is true? The patient in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) complains theskills being taught in DBT don’t work, struggles with keeping diary cards, and doing assigned homework. This is consistent with which stage of treatment within theDBT model? The existential concept of an openness, readiness, and flexibility to grow and change, which necessitates a capacity to choose alternatives, and shape one’s