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Test Bank for
Primary Care Psychiatry 2nd Edition
by Robert McCarron and Glen Xiong
all Chapters 1-26 covered
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PrimaryeCareePsychiatrye2ndeEditioneMcCarroneXiongeTesteBank
TableeofeContents:
Chaptere1.eTheePrimaryeCareePsychiatriceInterview
Chaptere2.ePrimaryeCareeandePsychiatry:eAneOvervieweofetheeCollaborativeeCareeModel
Chaptere3.ePreventiveeMedicineeandeBehavioraleHealth
Chaptere4.eTheePatienteandeYou:ePsychologicaleandeCulturaleConsideration
Chaptere5.eAnxietyeDisorders
Chaptere6.eObsessive–CompulsiveeandeRelatedeDisorders
Chaptere7.eTrauma-RelatedeDisorders
Chaptere8.eMoodeDisorders—Depression
Chaptere9.eTreatment-ResistanteDepression
Chaptere10.ePsychiatriceDisorders:eBipolareandeRelatedeDisorders
Chaptere11.ePsychoticeDisorders
Chaptere12.eNeurocognitiveeDisorders
Chaptere13.eSubstanceeUseeDisorders—Alcohol
Chaptere14.eSubstanceeUseeDisorders—IlliciteandePrescriptioneDrugs
Chaptere15.ePersonalityeDisorders
Chaptere16.eCognitiveeBehavioraleTherapy
Chaptere17.eSupportiveePsychotherapyeinePrimaryeCare
Chaptere18.eMotivationaleInterviewing
Chaptere19.eFundamentalseofePsychopharmacology
Chaptere20.eGeriatriceBehavioraleHealth
Chaptere21.eChildeandeAdolescenteBehavioraleHealth
Chaptere22.eSuicideeandeViolenceeRiskeAssessment
Chaptere23.eSomaticeSymptomeandeRelatedeDisorders
Chaptere24.eInsomnia
Chaptere25.eSexualeDysfunction
Chaptere26.eEatingeDisorders
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Chapter 1: The Primary Care Psychiatric Interview
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MULTIPLEeCHOICE
1. Aepatientesaysetoetheenurse,eIedreamedeIewasestoned.eWheneIewokeeup,eIefelteemotionally
edrained,easethougheIehadnterestedewell.eWhicheresponseeshouldetheenurseeuseetoeclarifyeth
eepatientsecomment?
a. Itesoundseasethougheyouewereeuncomfortableewithetheecontenteofeyouredream.
b. Ieunderstandewhateyoureesaying.eBadedreamseleaveemeefeelingetired,etoo.
c. Soeyouefeeleasethougheyouedidenotegeteenoughequalityesleepelastenight?
d. Caneyouegiveemeeaneexampleeofewhateyouemeanebyestoned?
ANSWER:eD
Theetechniqueeofeclarificationeisetherapeuticeandehelpsetheenurseeexamineetheemeaningeofetheepa
tientsestatement.eAskingeforeaedefinitioneofestonededirectlyeaskseforeclarification.eRestatingethateth
eepatienteiseuncomfortableewithetheedreamsecontenteiseparroting,eaenon-therapeuticetechnique.
Theeothereresponsesefailetoeclarifyetheemeaningeofetheepatientsecomment.e
PTS:e1eDIF:eCognitiveeLevel:eApplye(Application)
REF:emcse154e(dme9-
2)eTOP:eNursingeProcess:eImplementationeMSC:eClienteNeeds:ePs
ychosocialeIntegrity
2. Aepatientediagnosedewitheschizophreniaetellsetheenurse,eTheeCIAeisemonitoringeusethroughethee
fluorescentelightseinethiseroom.eBeecarefulewhateyouesay.eWhicheresponseebyetheenurseewouldebe
emostetherapeutic?
a. LetsetalkeaboutesomethingeotherethanetheeCIA.
b. Itesoundselikeeyoureeconcernedeabouteyoureprivacy.
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c. TheeCIAeiseprohibitedefromeoperatingeinehealthecareefacilities.
d. Youehaveelostetouchewithereality,ewhicheiseaesymptomeofeyoureillness.
ANSWER:eB
Iteiseimportantenotetoechallengeetheepatientsebeliefs,eeveneifetheyeareeunrealistic.eChallengingeund
erminesetheepatientsetrusteinetheenurse.eTheenurseeshouldetryetoeunderstandetheeunderlyingefeelin
gseorethoughtsetheepatientsemessageeconveys.eTheecorrecteresponseeusesetheetherapeuticetechniq
ueeofereflection.eTheeotherecommentseareenon-
therapeutic.eAskingetoetalkeaboutesomethingeotherethanetheeconcerneatehandeisechangingetheesubj
ect.eSayingethatetheeCIAeiseprohibitedefromeoperatingeinehealthecareefacilitiesegivesefalseereassuran
ce.eStatingethatetheepatientehaselostetouchewitherealityeisetruthful,ebuteuncompassionate.
PTS:e1eDIF:eCognitiveeLevel:eApplye(Application)
REF:emcse154e(dme9-
2)eTOP:eNursingeProcess:eImplementationeMSC:eClienteNeeds:ePs
ychosocialeIntegrity
3. Theepatientesays,eMyemarriageeisejustegreat.eMyespouseeandeIealwayseagree.eTheenurseeobserves
theepatientsefootemovingecontinuouslyeasetheepatientetwirlseaeshirtebutton.eTheeconclusionetheenu
e
rseecanedraweisethatetheepatientsecommunicationeis:
a. clear. c.e precise.
b. mixed. d.e inadequate.
ANSWER:eB
Mixedemessageseinvolveetheetransmissioneofeconflictingeoreincongruentemessagesebyetheespeaker.
Theepatientseverbalemessageethateallewasewelleinetheerelationshipewasemodifiedebyetheenonverbal
e
behaviorsedenotingeanxiety.eDataeareenotepresentetoesupportetheechoiceeofetheeverbalemessageeb
e
eingeclear,eexplicit,eoreinadequate.
PTS:e1eDIF:eCognitiveeLevel:eUnderstande(Comprehension)eREF:e
mcse150-151eTOP:eNursingeProcess:eAssessment