NUR 1520 Psych Unit I, II, & III - Test 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
___ is the process whereby a person unconsciously and
inappropriately displaces (transfers) onto individuals in his/her
life those patterns of behavior and emotional reactions that
originated in relation to significant figures in childhood Correct
Answers Transference
_____ are misinterpretations of objects in the environment
(usually in a threatening nature) Correct Answers Illusions
_____ theory deals with psychiatric disorders and states that
these are results of physical (brain) alterations (by
neurochemical imbalances) Correct Answers Biological
______ therapy is based on both classical and operant
conditioning. Correct Answers Aversion
6 oz of wine, and ___ oz of beer equal 1 oz of alcohol Correct
Answers 10
A _____ group is set up to teach about a specific somatic or
psychological subject during group therapy Correct Answers
psychoeducational
A good example of aversion therapy is the use of _____ (drug)
for an alcoholic Correct Answers Antabuse
A psychoanaliytic theorist believed that most psychological
disturbances are the result of early trauma or incidents that are
,often not remembered or recognized (in unconcious)- who is it?
Correct Answers Freud
AA is based on ___ ___ Correct Answers 12 steps
Age ___ to ____ is young adulthood (in Erikson's theory) and
deals with ability to love and be loved (intimacy vs isolation)
Correct Answers 20-30
Alcohol withdrawal is a medical issue not a ___ issue Correct
Answers psychiatric
Alcohol, benzodiazepines and barbituates are ____ depressant
drugs Correct Answers CNS
All patients taking psychotropic meds need to have a ______
______ signed Correct Answers informed consent
An example of an Axis I is ____ _____ Correct Answers Major
depression
An example of an Axis III is ____ Correct Answers Diabetes:
deals with medical conditions
Antipsychotic drugs can block or antagonize dopamine receptors
which can produce two kinds of movements EPS and _____
Correct Answers tardive dyskinesia
Ativan (lorazepam) in combination with haloperiodol (_______)
is very effective in controlling aggression in violent patients.
Correct Answers Haldol
, Beck and Burns believed we all operate under irrational
thoughts and so they believed in ____ or ____ a patients
thinking will help them to not be disappointed or stressed.
Correct Answers reframing or restructuring
Body behaviors, facial expressions, personal appearance,
physical characteristics, eye cast and observable physiological
responses are all verbal or non verbal behaviors? Correct
Answers Non verbal
Can some psychiatric drugs block the receptors for histamine?
Correct Answers Yes and their side effects can cause sedation
and weight gain
Classical conditioning is involuntary behavior or reflexes that
could be conditioned to respond to neutral stimuli. The example
was where the dogs learned to salivate at the sound of a bell, so
who investigated or worked with this? (clue IP) Correct
Answers Ivan Pavlov
Cocaine or methamphetamine are CNS ____ Correct Answers
stimulants
Defense mechanisms Correct Answers what all people use to
defend against anxiety or other uncomfortable level on an
unconscious level
Define psychotherapy Correct Answers Practitioners using
various forms of talk therapy.
Complete Solutions
___ is the process whereby a person unconsciously and
inappropriately displaces (transfers) onto individuals in his/her
life those patterns of behavior and emotional reactions that
originated in relation to significant figures in childhood Correct
Answers Transference
_____ are misinterpretations of objects in the environment
(usually in a threatening nature) Correct Answers Illusions
_____ theory deals with psychiatric disorders and states that
these are results of physical (brain) alterations (by
neurochemical imbalances) Correct Answers Biological
______ therapy is based on both classical and operant
conditioning. Correct Answers Aversion
6 oz of wine, and ___ oz of beer equal 1 oz of alcohol Correct
Answers 10
A _____ group is set up to teach about a specific somatic or
psychological subject during group therapy Correct Answers
psychoeducational
A good example of aversion therapy is the use of _____ (drug)
for an alcoholic Correct Answers Antabuse
A psychoanaliytic theorist believed that most psychological
disturbances are the result of early trauma or incidents that are
,often not remembered or recognized (in unconcious)- who is it?
Correct Answers Freud
AA is based on ___ ___ Correct Answers 12 steps
Age ___ to ____ is young adulthood (in Erikson's theory) and
deals with ability to love and be loved (intimacy vs isolation)
Correct Answers 20-30
Alcohol withdrawal is a medical issue not a ___ issue Correct
Answers psychiatric
Alcohol, benzodiazepines and barbituates are ____ depressant
drugs Correct Answers CNS
All patients taking psychotropic meds need to have a ______
______ signed Correct Answers informed consent
An example of an Axis I is ____ _____ Correct Answers Major
depression
An example of an Axis III is ____ Correct Answers Diabetes:
deals with medical conditions
Antipsychotic drugs can block or antagonize dopamine receptors
which can produce two kinds of movements EPS and _____
Correct Answers tardive dyskinesia
Ativan (lorazepam) in combination with haloperiodol (_______)
is very effective in controlling aggression in violent patients.
Correct Answers Haldol
, Beck and Burns believed we all operate under irrational
thoughts and so they believed in ____ or ____ a patients
thinking will help them to not be disappointed or stressed.
Correct Answers reframing or restructuring
Body behaviors, facial expressions, personal appearance,
physical characteristics, eye cast and observable physiological
responses are all verbal or non verbal behaviors? Correct
Answers Non verbal
Can some psychiatric drugs block the receptors for histamine?
Correct Answers Yes and their side effects can cause sedation
and weight gain
Classical conditioning is involuntary behavior or reflexes that
could be conditioned to respond to neutral stimuli. The example
was where the dogs learned to salivate at the sound of a bell, so
who investigated or worked with this? (clue IP) Correct
Answers Ivan Pavlov
Cocaine or methamphetamine are CNS ____ Correct Answers
stimulants
Defense mechanisms Correct Answers what all people use to
defend against anxiety or other uncomfortable level on an
unconscious level
Define psychotherapy Correct Answers Practitioners using
various forms of talk therapy.
