Test Bank For Davis Advantage for Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 10th Edition By Karyn I. Morgan; Mary C. Townsend

Test Bank For Davis Advantage for
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 10th
Edition By Karyn I. Morgan; Mary C.
Townsend




TEST BANK

,Table5vof5vContents

I. BASIC5vCONCEPTS5vIN5vPSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL5vHEALTH5vNURSING
1. The5vConcept5vof5vStress5vAdaptation
2. Mental5vHealth5vand5vMental5vIllness:5vHistorical5vand5vTheoretical5vConcepts

II. FOUNDATIONS5vFOR5vPSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL5vHEALTH5vNURSING
3. Concepts5vof5vPsychobiology
4. Psychopharmacology
5. Ethical5vand5vLegal5vIssues

III. THERAPEUTIC5vAPPROACHES5vIN5vPSYCHIATRIC5vNURSING5vCARE
6. Relationship5vDevelopment
7. Therapeutic5vCommunication
8. The5vNursing5vProcess5vin5vPsychiatric-Mental5vHealth5vNursing
9. Therapeutic5vGroups
10. Intervention5vwith5vFamilies
11. Milieu5vTherapy—The5vTherapeutic5vCommunity
12. Crisis5vIntervention
13. Assertiveness5vTraining
14. Promoting5vSelf5vEsteem
15. Anger5vand5vAggression5vManagement
16. Suicide5vPrevention
17. Behavior5vTherapy
18. Cognitive5vBehavioral5vTherapy
19. Electroconvulsive5vTherapy
20. The5vRecovery5vModel

IV. NURSING5vCARE5vOF5vPATIENTS5vWITH5vALTERATIONS5vIN5vPSYCHOSOCIAL5vADAPTATION
21. Caring5vfor5vPatients5vwith5vMental5vIllness5vand5vSubstance5vUse5vDisorders5vin5vGeneral5vPractice5vSettings
22. Neurocognitive5vDisorders
23. Substance-Related5vand5vAddictive5vDisorders
24. Schizophrenia5vSpectrum5vand5vOther5vPsychotic5vDisorders
25. Depressive5vDisorders
26. Bipolar5vand5vRelated5vDisorders
27. Anxiety,5vObsessive-Compulsive,5vand5vRelated5vDisorders
28. Trauma5vand5vStressor-Related5vDisorders
29. Somatic5vSymptom5vand5vDissociative5vDisorders
30. Eating5vDisorders
31. Personality5vDisorders

V. PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL5vHEALTH5vNURSING5vOF5vSPECIAL5vPOPULATIONS
32. Children5vand5vAdolescents
33. The5vAging5vIndividual
34. Survivors5vof5vAbuse5vor5vNeglect
35. Community5vMental5vHealth5vNursing
36. The5vBereaved5vIndividual
37. Military5vFamilies

eBook5vBonus5vChapters
38. Theoretical5vModels5vof5vPersonality5vDevelopment
39. Cultural5vand5vSpiritual5vConcepts5vRelevant5vto5vPsychiatric5vMental5vHealth5vNursing
40. Complementary5vand5vPsychosocial5vTherapies
41. Relaxation5vTherapy
42. Issues5vRelated5vto5vHuman5vSexuality5vand5vGender5vDysphoria
43. Forensic5vNursing

,Chapter5v1.5vThe5vConcept5vof5vStress5vAdaptation




MULTIPLE5vCHOICE


1. A5vclient5vhas5vexperienced5vthe5vdeath5vof5va5vclose5vfamily5vmember5vand5vat5vthe5vsame5vtimebecomes
unemployed.5vThe5vclient’s5v6-month5vscore5von5vthe5vRecent5vLife5vChanges5vQuestionnaire5vis5v110.5vThe5vnurse:
Understands5vthe5vclient5vis5vat5vrisk5vfor5vsignificant5vstress-
related5villness.5vDetermines5vthe5vclient5vis5vnot5vat5vrisk5vfor5vsignificant5vstress-
related5villness.
Needs5vfurther5vassessment5vof5vthe5vclient’s5vcoping5vskills5vto5vdetermine5vsusceptibility5vtostress-
related5villness.
Recognizes5vthe5vclient5vmay5vview5vthe5vlosses5vas5vchallenges5vand5vperceive5vthem5vasopportunities.

ANS:5v3
Chapter:5vChapter5v1,5vThe5vConcept5vof5vStress5vAdaptation
Objective:5vExplain5vthe5vrelationship5vbetween5vstress5vand5vdiseases5vof5vadaptation.Page:5v5
Heading:5vStress5vas5van5vEnvironmental5vEvent5vIntegrated5vProcesses:5vNursing5vProcess:5vEvaluationCli
ent5vNeed:5vPsychosocial5vIntegrity
Cognitive5vLevel:5vApplication5v[Applying]Concept:5vStress5vDiffic
ulty:5vModerate

Feedback
1. This5vis5vincorrect.5vAssessment5vis5vthe5vfirst5vstep5vof5vthe5vnursing5vprocess.5vThe5vnurse
5vshould5vassess5vthe5vclient’s5vcoping5vskills5vand5vavailable5vsupport5vbefore5vdetermining

5vsusceptibility5vto5vstress-

related5vphysical5vand5vpsychological5villnesses.5vThe5vRecent5vLifeChanges5vQuestionna
ire5vis5van5vexpanded5vversion5vof5vthe5vSchedule5vof5vRecent5vExperiences5vand5vthe5vRahe
-Holmes5vSocial5vReadjustment5vRating5vScale.5vA5v6-
month5vscore5vof5v3005vor5vmore5vor5va5vyear-
score5vtotal5vof5v5005vor5vmore5vindicates5vhigh5vstress5vin5va
client’s5vlife5vand5vsusceptibility5vto5vstress-related5villnesses.
2. This5vis5vincorrect.5vAssessment5vis5vthe5vfirst5vstep5vin5vthe5vnursing5vprocess.5vThe5vnurse5
vshould5vassess5vthe5vclient’s5vcoping5vskills5vand5vavailable5vsupport5vbefore5vdetermining

5vthe5vclient’s5vperception5vof5vthe5vcurrent5vstresses.5vA5v6-

month5vscore5vof5v3005vor5vmore5vor5va5vyear-
score5vtotal5vof5v5005vor5vmore5von5vthe5vRecent5vLife5vChanges5vQuestionnaire5vindicates5v
high5vstress5vin5va
client’s5vlife5vand5vsusceptibility5vto5vstress-
related5vphysical5vand5vpsychological5villnesses.
3. This5vis5vcorrect.5vAssessment5vis5vthe5vfirst5vstep5vin5vthe5vnursing5vprocess.5vThe5vnurse5vs
hould5vassess5vthe5vclient’s5vcoping5vskills5vand5vavailable5vsupport5vbefore5vdetermining5vs
usceptibility5vto5vstress-related5vphysical5vand5vpsychological5villnesses.5vA5v6-
month5vscore

, of5v3005vor5vmore5vor5va5vyear-
score5vof5v5005vor5vmore5vindicates5vhigh5vstress5vin5va5vclient’s5vlifeand5vrisk5vfor5vsignifica
nt5vstress-related5vphysical5vand5vpsychological5villness.
4. This5vis5vincorrect.5vAssessment5vis5vthe5vfirst5vstep5vin5vthe5vnursing5vprocess.5vThe5vnurse
5vshould5vassess5vthe5vclient’s5vcoping5vskills5vand5vavailable5vsupport5vbefore5vdetermining

5vsusceptibility5vto5vstress-related5villness.5vA5v6-

month5vscore5vof5v3005vor5vmore5vor5va5vyear-
5vscore5vof5v5005vor5vmore5von5vthe5vRecent5vLife5vChanges5vQuestionnaire5vindicates5vhigh

5vstressin5va5vclient’s5vlife5vis5vsusceptible5vto5vsignificant5vstress-

related5vphysical5vand5vpsychologicalillness.
CON:5vStress


2. A5vphysically5vand5vemotionally5vhealthy5vclient5vhas5vjust5vbeen5vfired.5vDuring5va5vroutine5voffice5vvis
it,5vhe5vtells5vthe5vnurse,5v“Perhaps5vthis5vwas5vthe5vbest5vthing5vto5vhappen.5vMaybe5vI’ll
consider5vpursuing5van5vart5vdegree.”5vThe5vnurse5vdetermines5vthe5vclient5vperceives5vthe5vstressorof5vhis5vjob5vloss5vas:
Irrelevant5vH
arm5vor5vloss5v
Threatening5v
A5vchallenge

ANS:5v4
Chapter:5vChapter5v1,5vThe5vConcept5vof5vStress5vAdaptation
Objective:5vDiscuss5vadaptive5vcoping5vstrategies5vin5vthe5vmanagement5vof5vstress.Page:
5v75vHeading:5vStress5vas5va5vtransaction5vbetween5vthe5vindividual5vand5vthe5venvironme

nt
>Individual’s5vPerception5vof5vthe5vEvent5v>5vPrimary5vAppraisalIntegrated5vProcesses:5vNursing5vProcess:5
vAssessment

Client5vNeed:5vPsychosocial5vIntegrity5vCognitive5vLevel:5vApplication5v[Applying]Concept:5vSt
ress5vDifficulty:5vEasy

Feedback
1. This5vis5vincorrect.5vAn5virrelevant5vperception5vis5vone5vwhere5vthe5vevent5vholds5vnosignifi
cance5vfor5vthe5vindividual.
2. This5vis5vincorrect.5vA5vharm5vor5vloss5vappraisal5vrefers5vto5vdamage5vor5vloss5valreadyexper
ienced5vby5vthe5vindividual.
3. This5vis5vincorrect.5vA5vthreatening5vappraisal5vis5vperceived5vas5vanticipated5vharms5vor5vlo
sses.
4. This5vis5vcorrect.5vThe5vclient’s5vstatement5vindicates5vhe5vperceives5vthe5vloss5vof5vhis5vjob5
vas5va5vchallenge5vand5van5vopportunity5vfor5vgrowth,5vdemonstrated5vby5vhis5vstatement5vto5

vconsideran5vart5vdegree.



CON:5vStress