PMHNP SURE GUIDE ALL ANSWERS AND
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔Statutory law does what? - ✔✔further defines NP scope by state
✔✔what does credentialing ensure? - ✔✔process to ensure minimum level of
competency , the process leads to Certification
✔✔Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITEC) - ✔✔-
incentive payments for sharing EHR data
- meaningful use incentives
✔✔exceptions to confidentiality - ✔✔- mandated reporting
- intent to harm self or others
- info given to attorneys involved in litigation
- releasing records to insurance companies
-child/elderly abuse
✔✔elements of informed consent - ✔✔- nature and purpose of proposed tx
- risks/benefits of tx
- risks/benefits of no treatment
- alternatives
- diagnosis and prognosis
* must document that you provided this - NP is responsible for making sure client is
cognitively able to give informed consent
✔✔beneficence - ✔✔promoting well being and doing good
✔✔justice - ✔✔doing what is fair
✔✔Who published the code of ethics for nurses? - ✔✔the ANA
, ✔✔What does malpractice insurance cover? - ✔✔coverage for neglienct acts
coverage for highly technical or professional skills by NPs
✔✔elements of malpractice - ✔✔duty, breach of duty, damage, proximal cause
✔✔who determines if a person is uncompetent? - ✔✔only the court
✔✔Examples of health policy participation by NPs - ✔✔- participating in policy activities
at any level
- testifying at a public meeting
- working with the media to raise awareness
✔✔Phases of policy activity - ✔✔Formulation
Implementation
Evaluation
FIE
✔✔Is durable power of attorney legally binding? - ✔✔Yes, in all 50 states
✔✔Is living will legally binding? - ✔✔not in all states-- this designates preferences for
care
✔✔Definition of culture-bound syndromes - ✔✔specific behaviors related to a person's
culture and NOT linked to psychiatric disorder
✔✔4 major dimensions of recovery approach? - ✔✔health, home, purpose, community
✔✔Principle of Psychic Determinism - ✔✔- part of psychoanalytic theory
(psychodynamic)
- even meaningless behavior is motivated by underlying unconcious mental content
✔✔urges, feelings, and fantasies are ? - ✔✔unconscious
✔✔Freud 3 types of normal drives - ✔✔sexual and aggressive - drives produce tension
and behaviors are attempts to deal with this tension
✔✔Primary psychic structures according to Freud ? - ✔✔Id, Ego, Superego
✔✔what structure contains external reality? - ✔✔Ego
✔✔Rational mind - ✔✔Part of the ego - responsible for logical thinking
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔Statutory law does what? - ✔✔further defines NP scope by state
✔✔what does credentialing ensure? - ✔✔process to ensure minimum level of
competency , the process leads to Certification
✔✔Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITEC) - ✔✔-
incentive payments for sharing EHR data
- meaningful use incentives
✔✔exceptions to confidentiality - ✔✔- mandated reporting
- intent to harm self or others
- info given to attorneys involved in litigation
- releasing records to insurance companies
-child/elderly abuse
✔✔elements of informed consent - ✔✔- nature and purpose of proposed tx
- risks/benefits of tx
- risks/benefits of no treatment
- alternatives
- diagnosis and prognosis
* must document that you provided this - NP is responsible for making sure client is
cognitively able to give informed consent
✔✔beneficence - ✔✔promoting well being and doing good
✔✔justice - ✔✔doing what is fair
✔✔Who published the code of ethics for nurses? - ✔✔the ANA
, ✔✔What does malpractice insurance cover? - ✔✔coverage for neglienct acts
coverage for highly technical or professional skills by NPs
✔✔elements of malpractice - ✔✔duty, breach of duty, damage, proximal cause
✔✔who determines if a person is uncompetent? - ✔✔only the court
✔✔Examples of health policy participation by NPs - ✔✔- participating in policy activities
at any level
- testifying at a public meeting
- working with the media to raise awareness
✔✔Phases of policy activity - ✔✔Formulation
Implementation
Evaluation
FIE
✔✔Is durable power of attorney legally binding? - ✔✔Yes, in all 50 states
✔✔Is living will legally binding? - ✔✔not in all states-- this designates preferences for
care
✔✔Definition of culture-bound syndromes - ✔✔specific behaviors related to a person's
culture and NOT linked to psychiatric disorder
✔✔4 major dimensions of recovery approach? - ✔✔health, home, purpose, community
✔✔Principle of Psychic Determinism - ✔✔- part of psychoanalytic theory
(psychodynamic)
- even meaningless behavior is motivated by underlying unconcious mental content
✔✔urges, feelings, and fantasies are ? - ✔✔unconscious
✔✔Freud 3 types of normal drives - ✔✔sexual and aggressive - drives produce tension
and behaviors are attempts to deal with this tension
✔✔Primary psychic structures according to Freud ? - ✔✔Id, Ego, Superego
✔✔what structure contains external reality? - ✔✔Ego
✔✔Rational mind - ✔✔Part of the ego - responsible for logical thinking
