ANCC PMHNP chapter 2 Questions Complete Solution 2023

Mental Health promotion and education - •Teaching about interventions and ways to cope with stressors. • Validating "normalcy" of feelings, and ensuring patients that they are not "crazy" • Helping patients recognize their feelings and behaviors •helping patients identify resources in the community ANA Code of Ethics - - Use Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements to guide practice - Deliver care in a manner that preserves and protects patient autonomy, dignity, and rights - Is aware of and avoids using the power inherent in the therapeutic relationship to influence the patient in ways not related to the treatment goals - Maintains patient confidentiality within legal and regulatory parameters - Serves as a patient advocate protecting patients' rights and assisting patients in developing skills for self-advocacy - Maintains a therapeutic and professional patient-nurse relationship with appropriate professional role boundaries 1. Management of health status - health assessment, health history, physical exam, screening and diagnostic testing, diagnosing, prescribing meds and other treatment modalities, evaluating core outcomes 2. Maintenance of nurse-client relationship - Displaying environment of trust and respect, maintaining healthy boundaries, engaging in therapeutic communication 3. Teaching/coaching - Health promotion/disease prevention, risk reduction, coaching toward behavioral change 4. Professional Role - Serving as client advocate, utilizing information and technology in health care, using interdisciplinary collaboration and consultation, practicing ethically, showing leadership, undertaking professional development, participating in policy making. 5. Managing/negotiating health cae delivery systems - Decision making with regard to cost, access, and efficacy; applying business strategies to practice; negotiating legislative change when needed. 6. Monitoring quality of care - Evaluating quality of care, incorporating continuous quality improvement into practice. 7. Providing culturally sensitive care - Remaining culturally sensitive when assessing client's symptoms and his or her perceptions of symptoms. History of NP Role - Introduced by Dr. Loretta Ford and Henry Silver MD @ University of Colorado in 1965