Which is a true statement about mental health recovery? (Select all that apply.)
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b. Mental health recovery serves to provide empowerment to the
consumer.
d. Mental health recovery is a collaborative process.
,Some obese individuals take amphetamines to suppress appetite and help them lose
weight. Which is an adverse effect associated with use of amphetamines that makes
this practice undesirable?
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c. Tolerance
Which of the following are basic assumptions of milieu therapy? (Select all that apply.)
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a. Individuals own their own environment.
b. Individuals own their own behavior.
c. Peer pressure is a useful and powerful tool.
A client presents in the emergency department with complaints of suicidal ideation.
The following data is collected by the nurse. Which assessment findings suggest that
bulimia nervosa might be a health problem? (Select all that apply.)
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a. Parotid glands appear enlarged.
b. Teeth have a "moth eaten" pattern of tooth decay.
c. Client reports taking laxatives daily.
d. Client's weight is within the expected range.
Which of the following is a correct assumption regarding the concept of crisis?
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c. A crisis situation contains the potential for psychological growth or
deterioration.
A client is a member of an anger management group. The client knows that people do
not want to be their friend because of their violent temper. In the group, the client has
learned to control their temper and form satisfactory interpersonal relationships with
others. This is an example of which therapeutic factor?
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d. Development of socializing techniques
In determining degree of suicide risk with a suicidal client, the nurse assesses the
following behavioral manifestations: severely depressed, withdrawn, statements of
worthlessness, difficulty accomplishing activities of daily living, no close support
systems. The nurse identifies the client's risk for suicide as which of the following?
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b. High risk
A staff nurse on the psychiatric unit is approached by a psychologist who requests
that the staff nurse conduct a therapy group for trauma clients. Which of these actions
by the nurse is most appropriate?
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b. Mental health recovery serves to provide empowerment to the
consumer.
d. Mental health recovery is a collaborative process.
,Some obese individuals take amphetamines to suppress appetite and help them lose
weight. Which is an adverse effect associated with use of amphetamines that makes
this practice undesirable?
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c. Tolerance
Which of the following are basic assumptions of milieu therapy? (Select all that apply.)
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a. Individuals own their own environment.
b. Individuals own their own behavior.
c. Peer pressure is a useful and powerful tool.
A client presents in the emergency department with complaints of suicidal ideation.
The following data is collected by the nurse. Which assessment findings suggest that
bulimia nervosa might be a health problem? (Select all that apply.)
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a. Parotid glands appear enlarged.
b. Teeth have a "moth eaten" pattern of tooth decay.
c. Client reports taking laxatives daily.
d. Client's weight is within the expected range.
Which of the following is a correct assumption regarding the concept of crisis?
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c. A crisis situation contains the potential for psychological growth or
deterioration.
A client is a member of an anger management group. The client knows that people do
not want to be their friend because of their violent temper. In the group, the client has
learned to control their temper and form satisfactory interpersonal relationships with
others. This is an example of which therapeutic factor?
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d. Development of socializing techniques
In determining degree of suicide risk with a suicidal client, the nurse assesses the
following behavioral manifestations: severely depressed, withdrawn, statements of
worthlessness, difficulty accomplishing activities of daily living, no close support
systems. The nurse identifies the client's risk for suicide as which of the following?
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b. High risk
A staff nurse on the psychiatric unit is approached by a psychologist who requests
that the staff nurse conduct a therapy group for trauma clients. Which of these actions
by the nurse is most appropriate?
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