GEORGETTE REVIEW PMHNP ACCURATE EXPERT
VERIFIED ACTUAL QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FOR
GUARANTEED PASS | NEWEST UPDATE,
12+ years this is the correct answerReason abstractly
Freud Oral Stage this is the correct answer0-1
Erogenous zone: mough
Freud Anal Stage this is the correct answer1-3 years
Erogenous zone: anus
Freud Phallic Stage this is the correct answer3-6 years
Erogenous zone is genitals
Freud latent stage this is the correct answer6 to puberty
Representation of sexual feelings
Freud Genital stage this is the correct answer•puberty-adulthood
•sexual urges reawaken & are directed to an individual outside the family circle
•unresolved conflicts from previous stages arise
•if conflict is resolved, capable of having a mature adult sexual relationship
individuals are able to distinguish between self and non self this is the correct
answerego boundaries
,way of coping with anxiety in which an object or person of ambivalence is viewed as
perfect or has having exaggerated positive qualities this is the correct
answeridealization
person attributes themselves, an object or another person as completely flawed,
worthless, or having exaggerated negative qualities this is the correct
answerdevaluation
motivational interviewing this is the correct answerbased on trans theoretical model
of change
nonconfrontational
ask open ended questions
empatheic
patient centered
affirmations of the positive traits
reflective listening
Transtheoretical Model of Change this is the correct answerPrecontemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
Relapse
person has no intention of change and lack of insight this is the correct
answerprecontemplation
action in precontemplation this is the correct answergive information to raise
awareness of the problem, but do not try to tell the person what to do.
,person is thinking about change, is aware there is a problem, but is not committed to
changing this is the correct answercontemplation
action in contemplation this is the correct answerhelp the person find a change
strategy that is realistic, acceptable, accessible, and effective.
Person has made the decision to change and is ready for action this is the correct
answerpreparation
action step in preparation this is the correct answerhelp the person find the change
strategy that is realistic, acceptable, appropriate, and effective.
person is engaging in specific, overt actions to change this is the correct
answeraction
action step in action this is the correct answersupport and advocate
help accomplish steps for change.
person is engaging in behaviors to prevent relapse this is the correct
answermaintenance
action step in maintenance this is the correct answerhelp the person identify the
possibility of a relapse
identify strategies to prevent relapse.
therapy that changes the clients irrational beliefs and negative cognitive disortions this
is the correct answercognitive therapy.
, method that uses journaling, cognitive restructuring this is the correct
answercognitive therapy.
Who invented DBT this is the correct answerMarsha Linehan
used for borderline personality disorder
Goal of DBT this is the correct answerreduce suicidal behaviors
Emphasizes accepting freedom and making responsible choices this is the correct
answerexistential therapy
well suited to those facing issues of existence, for example those with terminal illness,
those contemplating suicide, or going through transition in life
Goal: focus on present and personal responsibility
focus on a. patient's subjective world this is the correct answerExistential therapy
therapy that is person centered
self-directed growth
self-actualization this is the correct answerHumanistic therapy
therapy that focuses on interpersonal issues causing distress
to understand manage relationship problems this is the correct
answerinterpersonal therapy
therapy used for PTSD
Goal: achieve adaptive resolution
relate trauma from a negative thought to a positive thought this is the correct
answerEMDR
VERIFIED ACTUAL QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FOR
GUARANTEED PASS | NEWEST UPDATE,
12+ years this is the correct answerReason abstractly
Freud Oral Stage this is the correct answer0-1
Erogenous zone: mough
Freud Anal Stage this is the correct answer1-3 years
Erogenous zone: anus
Freud Phallic Stage this is the correct answer3-6 years
Erogenous zone is genitals
Freud latent stage this is the correct answer6 to puberty
Representation of sexual feelings
Freud Genital stage this is the correct answer•puberty-adulthood
•sexual urges reawaken & are directed to an individual outside the family circle
•unresolved conflicts from previous stages arise
•if conflict is resolved, capable of having a mature adult sexual relationship
individuals are able to distinguish between self and non self this is the correct
answerego boundaries
,way of coping with anxiety in which an object or person of ambivalence is viewed as
perfect or has having exaggerated positive qualities this is the correct
answeridealization
person attributes themselves, an object or another person as completely flawed,
worthless, or having exaggerated negative qualities this is the correct
answerdevaluation
motivational interviewing this is the correct answerbased on trans theoretical model
of change
nonconfrontational
ask open ended questions
empatheic
patient centered
affirmations of the positive traits
reflective listening
Transtheoretical Model of Change this is the correct answerPrecontemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
Relapse
person has no intention of change and lack of insight this is the correct
answerprecontemplation
action in precontemplation this is the correct answergive information to raise
awareness of the problem, but do not try to tell the person what to do.
,person is thinking about change, is aware there is a problem, but is not committed to
changing this is the correct answercontemplation
action in contemplation this is the correct answerhelp the person find a change
strategy that is realistic, acceptable, accessible, and effective.
Person has made the decision to change and is ready for action this is the correct
answerpreparation
action step in preparation this is the correct answerhelp the person find the change
strategy that is realistic, acceptable, appropriate, and effective.
person is engaging in specific, overt actions to change this is the correct
answeraction
action step in action this is the correct answersupport and advocate
help accomplish steps for change.
person is engaging in behaviors to prevent relapse this is the correct
answermaintenance
action step in maintenance this is the correct answerhelp the person identify the
possibility of a relapse
identify strategies to prevent relapse.
therapy that changes the clients irrational beliefs and negative cognitive disortions this
is the correct answercognitive therapy.
, method that uses journaling, cognitive restructuring this is the correct
answercognitive therapy.
Who invented DBT this is the correct answerMarsha Linehan
used for borderline personality disorder
Goal of DBT this is the correct answerreduce suicidal behaviors
Emphasizes accepting freedom and making responsible choices this is the correct
answerexistential therapy
well suited to those facing issues of existence, for example those with terminal illness,
those contemplating suicide, or going through transition in life
Goal: focus on present and personal responsibility
focus on a. patient's subjective world this is the correct answerExistential therapy
therapy that is person centered
self-directed growth
self-actualization this is the correct answerHumanistic therapy
therapy that focuses on interpersonal issues causing distress
to understand manage relationship problems this is the correct
answerinterpersonal therapy
therapy used for PTSD
Goal: achieve adaptive resolution
relate trauma from a negative thought to a positive thought this is the correct
answerEMDR
