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Davis Advantage for Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Tenth
Edition by Karyn I. Morgan
Latest Update.

, Chapter 1. The Concept Of Stress
Adaptation
Multiple Choice

1. A Client Has Experienced The Death Of A Close Family Member And At
The SameTime Becomes Unemployed. The Client’s 6-Month Score On The Recent
Life Changes Questionnaire Is 110. The Nurse:
A.
Stress-Related Illness.
Understands The Client Is At Risk For
Significant

B.


Determines The Client Is Not At
Risk For Significant Stress-Related
Illness.
C. Needs Further Assessment Of The
Client’s Coping Skills To Determine
Susceptibility To Stress-Related
Illness.




D. Recognizes The Client May View The
LossesAs Challenges And Perceive
Them As Opportunities.




Ans: C C Www.Mynursi

Table Of Contents
Cha
pte
r : Biological Implications Answer Section71
Cha
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r : Psychopharmacology Answer Section 98




Chapter Learning Objective: Explain The Relationship Between Stress And Diseases
OfAdaptation.
Page: 5–6
Heading: Stress As An Environmental Event

,Integrated Processes: Nursing Process: Evaluation
Client Need: Psychosocial Integrity
Cognitive Level: Application [Applying]
Concept: Stress
Difficulty: Moderate
Feedback

A This Is Incorrect. Assessment Is The First
Step Of The Nursing Process. The Nurse
Should Assess The Client’s Coping Skills
AndAvailable Support Before
Determining Susceptibility To Stress-
Related Physical AndPsychological
Illness. The Recent Life Changes
Questionnaire Is An Expanded Version Of
TheSchedule Of Recent Experiences And
The Rahe Holmes Social Readjustment
Rating Scale. A 6-Month Score Of 300 Or
More, Or AYear-Score Total Of 500 Or
More, Indicates High Stress In A Client’s
Life And SusceptibilityTo Stress-Related
Illnesses.



Feedback

A This Is Incorrect. Assessment Is The First
Step Of The Nursing Process. The Nurse
Should Assess The Client’s Coping Skills
AndAvailable Support Before
Determining Susceptibility To Stress-
Related Physical AndPsychological
Illness. The Recent Life Changes
Questionnaire Is An Expanded Version Of
TheSchedule Of Recent Experiences And
The Rahe Holmes Social Readjustment
Rating Scale. A 6-Month Score Of 300 Or
More, Or AYear-Score Total Of 500 Or
More, Indicates High Stress In A Client’s
Life And Susceptibility To Stress-Related
Illnesses.
B This Is Incorrect. Assessment Is The First
Step In The Nursing Process. The Nurse
Should Assess The Client’s Coping Skills
And

, Available Support Before Determining The
Client’s Perception Of The Current
Stresses. A6-Month Score Of 300 Or A
Year-Score Of 500 Or More On The
Recent Life Changes Questionnaire
Indicates High Stress In A Client’s Life
And Susceptibility To Stress- Related
Physical And Psychological Illness.
This Is Correct. Assessment Is The First Step
In
The Nursing Process. The Nurse Should
Assess


The Client’s Coping Skills And Available
C Support Before Determining Susceptibility To
Stress Related Physical And Psychological
Illness. A 6-Month Score Of 300 Or A
Year- Score Of 500 Or More Indicates High
Stress InA Client’s Life And Risk For
Significant Stress- Related Physical And
Psychological Illness.
This Is Incorrect. Assessment Is The First
D Step In The Nursing Process. The Nurse
Should Assess The Client’s Coping Skills
AndAvailable Support Before
Determining Susceptibility To Stress-
Related Illness. A 6-Month Score Of 300
Or A Year-Score Of 500 Or More On The
Recent Life Changes Questionnaire
Indicates High Stress In A Client’s Life Is
Susceptible To Significant Stress-Related
Physical And Psychological Illness.
2. A Physically And Emotionally Healthy Client Has Just Been Fired. During A
RoutineOffice Visit, He Tells The Nurse, “Perhaps This Was The Best Thing To Happen.
Maybe I’ll Consider Pursuing An Art Degree.” The Nurse Determines The Client
Perceives The Stressor OfHis Job Loss As:
A. Irrelevant.

B. Harm/Loss.

C. A Threat.

D. A Challenge.



Ans: D

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Chapter: Chapter 0, The Concept Of Stress Adaptation

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Publisher: 2020 ISBN: 9780803699670 Edition: Unknown

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