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UNIT f#I: f#Foundations f# in f#Theory
Chapter f # 1. f # Mental f # Health f # and
f # Mental f#IllnessChapter f#2. f#Theories f#and
f#Therapies
Chapter f#3. f#Psychobiology f#and f#Psychopharmacology
UNIT f # II: f # Foundations f # for
f#PracticeChapter f#4.
TreatmentSettings f # Chapter f # 5.
f#Cultural f # Implications
Chapter f#6. f#Legalf#and f#Ethical f#Considerations
UNIT f#III: f# Psychosocial f#Nursing f#Tools
Chapter f#7. f#The f#Nursing f#Process f#and f#Standards f#of f#CareChapter
8. f#Therapeutic f#Relationships
Chapter f#9. f#Therapeutic f#Communication
Chapter f#10. f#Stress f#Responses f#and f#Stress f#Management
UNIT f#IV: f#Psychobiological f# Disorders
Chapter f # 11. f # Childhood f # and f # Neurodevelopmental
f#DisordersChapter f#12. f#Schizophrenia f#Spectrum
f#DisordersChapter f#13. f#Bipolar f#and f#Related
f#DisordersChapter
14. f#Depressive f#Disorders
Chapter f # 15. f # Anxiety f # and f # Obsessive-Compulsive f # Disorders f#Chapter
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Chapter f#20. f#Sexual f#Dysfunction, f#Gender f#Dysphoria,
f#and f#ParaphilicDisordersChapter f#21. f#Impulse f#Control
f#Disorders
Chapter f#22. f#Substance-Related f#and f#Addictive Integrative f#Care
f#DisordersC
23. f # Neurocognitive f # Disorders
Chapter f#24. f#Personality
f#DisordersUNIT f#V: f#Trauma
f#Interventions
Chapter f # 25. f # Suicide f # and f # Non-
suicidal f#Self- f # InjuryChapter f # 26.
f # Crisis f # and f#Disaster f # Chapter f#27.
f#Anger, f#Aggression, f#and f#Violence
Chapter f#28. f#Child, f#Older f#Adult, f#and f#Intimate
f#Partner.,ViolenceChapter f#29. f#Sexual f#Assault
UNIT f#VI: f#Interventions f#for f#Special
f # Populations
Chapter f#30. f#Dying, f#Death, f#and f#GrievingChapter
31. f#Older f#Adults
Chapter 32. Serious
Mental f#IllnessChapter f # 33.
f#Forensic.,Nursing
UNIT f#VII: f#Other f#Intervention
f#ModalitiesChapter f # 34.
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a. Conductingamental f # healthassessment.
b. Prescribingpsychotropicmedication.
c. Establishing f#atherapeuticrelationship.
d. Individualizing f#anursing f# careplan.
ANS: f#B
In f # most f # states, f # prescriptive f # privileges f # are f # granted f # to f # master‘s-
prepared f # nurse f#practitionersandclinicalnursespecialists f # whohavetakenspecial
f#coursesonprescribingmedication. f # The f # nurseprepared f#at f#the f#basic f#level f#is
f#permitted f#to f#perform f#mental f#health f#assessments, f#establish.,relationships, f#and
f#provide f#individualized f#careplanning.
PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitive f# Level: f# Understand f#(Comprehension)
TOP: Nursing f#Process: f# Implementation MSC: f # Client f#Needs: f# Safe, f#Effective f#Care f # Environment
2. Anursingstudentf#expressesf#concernsf#thatmentalf#healthnurses―losealltheirclinical
nursingskills.‖ f#Select f#the f#best f#responsebythe f# mental f#healthnurse.
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a. ―Psychiatric.,nurses#fpractice#finsafer#fenvironmentsthanotherspecialties.#fNurse-to-
f#client f#ratios f#must f#bebetter f#becauseof f#the f#nature f#of f#the f#clients‘
f#problems.‖
b. ―Psychiatricnursesusecomplex f#communicationskillsas f#well f#ascritical
f#thinkingto f#solve f#multidimensional f#problems. f#Iam f#challenged
f#bythosesituations.‖
c. ―That‘sf#amisconception. f#Psychiatricnurses
f#frequentlyusehigh f#technologymonitoring f#equipment f#and
f#manage f#complex f#intravenoustherapies.‖
d. ―Psychiatricnursesf#dof#notf#havetodealwithas f#muchf#painandf#suffering
f#asmedical–surgical f#nurses f#do. f#That f#appeals f#to f#me.‖
ANS: f#B
The f#practice f#of f#psychiatric f#nursing f#requires f#a f#different f#set f#of f#skills f#than f#medical–
surgical f#nursing,though f#there f#is f#substantial f#overlap. f#Psychiatric f#nurses f#must f#be f#able
f#to f#help f#clients f#withmedical f#as f # well f # as f # mental f # healthproblems,
f#reflectingtheholisticperspectivethesenursesmust f # have. f # Nurse– f # client f#ratios f#and
f#workloads f#in f#psychiatric f#settings f#have f#increased, f#just f#like f#otherspecialties.
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f#Psychosocialpainandsufferingare f # as f # real f # as f # physicalpainand f # suffering.
PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitive f # Level: f # Apply(Application)
TOP: Nursing f#Process: f# Implementation MSC: f # Client f#Needs: f# Safe, f#Effective f#Care f # Environment
3. When f# a f # new f # bill f # introduced f # in f # Congress f # reduces f # funding f # for f # care
f#of f # persons f # diagnosed f # withmental f#illness, f#a f#group f#of f#nurses f # write f#letters
f#to f#their f#elected f # representatives f # in f#oppositiontothelegislation. f#Which f#role f#have f#the
f#nurses f#fulfilled?
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