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1. Principles of adult learning theory - ANSWER self
direction, transformation, experience, mentorship, orientation,
motivation, and readiness to learn
2. Ways of establishing trust with a child/adolescent - ANSWER
give them candy
3. Area of the brain in which damage can lead to Parkinson's,
Huntington's chorea and tourette's - ANSWER basal ganglia
4. Tests used to test IQ - ANSWER Stanford Binet
intelligence scale
Wechsler scales
5. Interventions/response for opiod addiction
treatment/withdraw - ANSWER buprenorphine
6. A client who has been addicted to opioids has not used in 15
days. during your medication management visit the client states
,7. "I'm going to die from not having my Opanas. You need to
give me something now" the PMHNP's best response is -
ANSWER I know you are feeling very uncomfortable lets
take your vital signs and talk about a trial on catapres to treat
your withdrawal symptoms.
which of Yalom's factors of group therapy apply to females who
have sustained incest
existential factors
catharsis
group cohesiveness
interpersonal learning
imitative behavior
development of socializing technique
corrective recapitulation of the primary family group
altruism
imparting information
universality
instillation of hope - ANSWER universality
Primary Goals of Practice - ANSWER know the mental
health needs of the client
, agonists effects on neurotransmitters - ANSWER increases
the neurotransmitter effect
what lobe of the brain is for judgement, reasoning, conceptual
planning, and abstract thinking? - ANSWER Frontal Lobe
A client who is experiencing difficulties with working memory
planning and prioritizing insight into his problems, and impulse
control presents for assessment. In planning his care, the
PMHNP should apply his or her knowledge that these
symptoms represent problems with the - ANSWER Frontal
Lobe
stage of development of low self esteem poor self control self
doubt and high dependency level? - ANSWER early
childhood
a client is displaying low self esteem poor self control, self
doubt, and a high level of dependency. these behaviors indicate
developmental failure of which of the following stages of
development - ANSWER early childhood