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NSG 3130 Exam 3 2025 Complete Questions And
Verified Answers/ Complete Solutions With
Rationales |Get It 100% Accurate!! Already graded A+
Mild anxiety - (ANSWER)normal; increases ability to think clearly
moderate anxiety - (ANSWER)normal; Narrows focus, dulls perception, lessens
attention span
Severe anxiety - (ANSWER)abnormal; Inability to make decisions or solve
problems
Panic - (ANSWER)abnormal; Feelings of dread or terror, Immobilization, inability
to concentrate, communicate, or think rationally, Diaphoresis, chest pain,
dyspnea, palpitations
Burnout - (ANSWER)mental or physical exhaustion due to constant stress or
activity
Compassion Fatigue - (ANSWER)occurs when deeply caring and empathetic
nurses become overwhelmed by the constant needs of patients and families
Burnout/Compassion Fatigue interventions - (ANSWER)allowing nurses to care
for themselves and exercising, balancing nutrition, and attending therapy.
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signs of burnout and compassion fatigue - (ANSWER)Mood swings, avoidance of
working with some patients, frequent sick days, irritability, reduced memory,
poor concentration, and decreased empathy.
Headaches, digestive upset, muscle tension, fatigue, chest pain, and palpitations
Compensation - (ANSWER)Focusing on strengths rather than perceived
weaknesses
Denial - (ANSWER)Ignoring aspects of reality that induce anxiety or contribute to
a loss of self-esteem
Displacement - (ANSWER)Redirecting negative emotions perceived as
unacceptable or threatening to a safer focus
Intellectualization - (ANSWER)Overthinking a challenging situation or impulse to
avoid dealing with the emotions it elicits
Projection - (ANSWER)Attributing one's own motives, values, desires, situational
responses, and personality traits to another person
Rationalization - (ANSWER)Explaining personal actions in a way that enhances
one's own self image
Reaction Formation - (ANSWER)Responding to negative thoughts or feelings by
demonstrating opposite emotions and actions
NSG 3130 Exam 3 2025 Complete Questions And
Verified Answers/ Complete Solutions With
Rationales |Get It 100% Accurate!! Already graded A+
Mild anxiety - (ANSWER)normal; increases ability to think clearly
moderate anxiety - (ANSWER)normal; Narrows focus, dulls perception, lessens
attention span
Severe anxiety - (ANSWER)abnormal; Inability to make decisions or solve
problems
Panic - (ANSWER)abnormal; Feelings of dread or terror, Immobilization, inability
to concentrate, communicate, or think rationally, Diaphoresis, chest pain,
dyspnea, palpitations
Burnout - (ANSWER)mental or physical exhaustion due to constant stress or
activity
Compassion Fatigue - (ANSWER)occurs when deeply caring and empathetic
nurses become overwhelmed by the constant needs of patients and families
Burnout/Compassion Fatigue interventions - (ANSWER)allowing nurses to care
for themselves and exercising, balancing nutrition, and attending therapy.
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signs of burnout and compassion fatigue - (ANSWER)Mood swings, avoidance of
working with some patients, frequent sick days, irritability, reduced memory,
poor concentration, and decreased empathy.
Headaches, digestive upset, muscle tension, fatigue, chest pain, and palpitations
Compensation - (ANSWER)Focusing on strengths rather than perceived
weaknesses
Denial - (ANSWER)Ignoring aspects of reality that induce anxiety or contribute to
a loss of self-esteem
Displacement - (ANSWER)Redirecting negative emotions perceived as
unacceptable or threatening to a safer focus
Intellectualization - (ANSWER)Overthinking a challenging situation or impulse to
avoid dealing with the emotions it elicits
Projection - (ANSWER)Attributing one's own motives, values, desires, situational
responses, and personality traits to another person
Rationalization - (ANSWER)Explaining personal actions in a way that enhances
one's own self image
Reaction Formation - (ANSWER)Responding to negative thoughts or feelings by
demonstrating opposite emotions and actions
