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, Test Bank: Psychotherapy for the Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurse, Second
Edition: A How-To Guide for Evidence- Based Practice 2nd Edition
Chapter 1. The Nurse Psychotherapist and a Framework for Practice
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,Question Type: MCSA
The nursing student is asked which historical event was most significant in the development of psychiatric
nursing as a specialty and psychotherapeutic roles for nurses. Which response by the nursing student
indicates understanding of important events related to development of the psychiatric nursing role?
1. Release of the report Nursing for the Future
2. Passage of the Community Mental Health Centers Act
3. Publication of Commonsense Psychiatry
4. Passage of the National Mental Health Act
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: The National Mental Health Act of 1946 is probably the most significant piece of legislation
affecting the development of psychiatricmental health nursing. Within this act, psychiatric nursing was added to
psychiatry, psychology, and social work as a field in which the highest priority became the preparation of
clinically capable persons for positions of leadership. Commonsense Psychiatry, written by Adolf Meyer, had
great impact on psychiatry; however, it did not have a noticeable influence on psychiatric nursing. Nursing for
the Future eliminated single-focus schools of psychiatric nursing. The Community Mental Health Centers Act
of 1963 encouraged the closing of large mental hospitals and further encouraged the trend toward expanded
nursing roles at the graduate level.
Rationale 2: The National Mental Health Act of 1946 is probably the most significant piece of legislation
affecting the development of psychiatricmental health nursing. Within this act, psychiatric nursing was added to
psychiatry, psychology, and social work as a field in which the highest priority became the preparation of
clinically capable persons for positions of leadership. Commonsense Psychiatry, written by Adolf Meyer, had
great impact on psychiatry; however, it did not have a noticeable influence on psychiatric nursing. Nursing for
the Future eliminated single-focus schools of psychiatric nursing. The Community Mental Health Centers Act
of 1963 encouraged the closing of large mental hospitals and further encouraged the trend toward expanded
nursing roles at the graduate level.
Rationale 3: The National Mental Health Act of 1946 is probably the most significant piece of legislation
affecting the development of psychiatricmental health nursing. Within this act, psychiatric nursing was added to
psychiatry, psychology, and social work as a field in which the highest priority became the preparation of
clinically capable persons for positions of leadership. Commonsense Psychiatry, written by Adolf Meyer, had
great impact on psychiatry; however, it did not have a noticeable influence on psychiatric nursing. Nursing for
the Future eliminated single-focus schools of psychiatric nursing. The Community Mental Health Centers Act
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, of 1963 encouraged the closing of large mental hospitals and further encouraged the trend toward expanded
nursing roles at the graduate level.
Rationale 4: The National Mental Health Act of 1946 is probably the most significant piece of legislation
affecting the development of psychiatricmental health nursing. Within this act, psychiatric nursing was added to
psychiatry, psychology, and social work as a field in which the highest priority became the preparation of
clinically capable persons for positions of leadership. Commonsense Psychiatry, written by Adolf Meyer, had
great impact on psychiatry; however, it did not have a noticeable influence on psychiatric nursing. Nursing for
the Future eliminated single-focus schools of psychiatric nursing. The Community Mental Health Centers Act
of 1963 encouraged the closing of large mental hospitals and further encouraged the trend toward expanded
nursing roles at the graduate level.
Global Rationale:
Cognitive Level: Analyzing
Client Need: Psychosocial Integrity
Client Need Sub:
Nursing/Integrated Concepts: Nursing Process: Evaluation
Learning Outcome: Describe how the role of the psychiatricmental health nurse changed over the years from
that of custodian to a multifaceted role.
Question
Type: MCMA
The nurse is writing a scholarly paper on early nursing leaders who made major contributions to the
development of the multifaceted psychiatric nursing role of today. The nurse should include which of the
following nurses when writing the paper?
Standard Text: Select all that apply.
1. Florence Nightingale
2. Frances Sleeper
3. Linda Richards
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TEST BANK: PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR THE ADVANCED
PRACTICE PSYCHIATRIC NURSE, SECOND EDITION: A
HOW-TO GUIDE FOR EVIDENCE- BASED PRACTICE 2ND
EDITION
PRINTABLE PDF |ORIGINAL & DIRECTLY FROM THE PUBLISHER|
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|
INSTANT DOWNLOAD AFTER THE ORDER
, Test Bank: Psychotherapy for the Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurse, Second
Edition: A How-To Guide for Evidence- Based Practice 2nd Edition
Chapter 1. The Nurse Psychotherapist and a Framework for Practice
Med C
,Question Type: MCSA
The nursing student is asked which historical event was most significant in the development of psychiatric
nursing as a specialty and psychotherapeutic roles for nurses. Which response by the nursing student
indicates understanding of important events related to development of the psychiatric nursing role?
1. Release of the report Nursing for the Future
2. Passage of the Community Mental Health Centers Act
3. Publication of Commonsense Psychiatry
4. Passage of the National Mental Health Act
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: The National Mental Health Act of 1946 is probably the most significant piece of legislation
affecting the development of psychiatricmental health nursing. Within this act, psychiatric nursing was added to
psychiatry, psychology, and social work as a field in which the highest priority became the preparation of
clinically capable persons for positions of leadership. Commonsense Psychiatry, written by Adolf Meyer, had
great impact on psychiatry; however, it did not have a noticeable influence on psychiatric nursing. Nursing for
the Future eliminated single-focus schools of psychiatric nursing. The Community Mental Health Centers Act
of 1963 encouraged the closing of large mental hospitals and further encouraged the trend toward expanded
nursing roles at the graduate level.
Rationale 2: The National Mental Health Act of 1946 is probably the most significant piece of legislation
affecting the development of psychiatricmental health nursing. Within this act, psychiatric nursing was added to
psychiatry, psychology, and social work as a field in which the highest priority became the preparation of
clinically capable persons for positions of leadership. Commonsense Psychiatry, written by Adolf Meyer, had
great impact on psychiatry; however, it did not have a noticeable influence on psychiatric nursing. Nursing for
the Future eliminated single-focus schools of psychiatric nursing. The Community Mental Health Centers Act
of 1963 encouraged the closing of large mental hospitals and further encouraged the trend toward expanded
nursing roles at the graduate level.
Rationale 3: The National Mental Health Act of 1946 is probably the most significant piece of legislation
affecting the development of psychiatricmental health nursing. Within this act, psychiatric nursing was added to
psychiatry, psychology, and social work as a field in which the highest priority became the preparation of
clinically capable persons for positions of leadership. Commonsense Psychiatry, written by Adolf Meyer, had
great impact on psychiatry; however, it did not have a noticeable influence on psychiatric nursing. Nursing for
the Future eliminated single-focus schools of psychiatric nursing. The Community Mental Health Centers Act
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, of 1963 encouraged the closing of large mental hospitals and further encouraged the trend toward expanded
nursing roles at the graduate level.
Rationale 4: The National Mental Health Act of 1946 is probably the most significant piece of legislation
affecting the development of psychiatricmental health nursing. Within this act, psychiatric nursing was added to
psychiatry, psychology, and social work as a field in which the highest priority became the preparation of
clinically capable persons for positions of leadership. Commonsense Psychiatry, written by Adolf Meyer, had
great impact on psychiatry; however, it did not have a noticeable influence on psychiatric nursing. Nursing for
the Future eliminated single-focus schools of psychiatric nursing. The Community Mental Health Centers Act
of 1963 encouraged the closing of large mental hospitals and further encouraged the trend toward expanded
nursing roles at the graduate level.
Global Rationale:
Cognitive Level: Analyzing
Client Need: Psychosocial Integrity
Client Need Sub:
Nursing/Integrated Concepts: Nursing Process: Evaluation
Learning Outcome: Describe how the role of the psychiatricmental health nurse changed over the years from
that of custodian to a multifaceted role.
Question
Type: MCMA
The nurse is writing a scholarly paper on early nursing leaders who made major contributions to the
development of the multifaceted psychiatric nursing role of today. The nurse should include which of the
following nurses when writing the paper?
Standard Text: Select all that apply.
1. Florence Nightingale
2. Frances Sleeper
3. Linda Richards
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