MENTAL HEALTH EXAM 1
(NURSING 2) 2026/2027 WITH 210
QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |
ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS
what are some ways to avoid liability? - ANSWER--develop/maintain good
relationship with clients & their families
-careful documentation
-comply with all standards of care
-adhere to the nursing process
-educate clients
-remain sensitive to client's complaints/emotional needs
"the argument that a person accused of a crime is not guilty because that person
cannot control his/her actions or cannot understand the wrongfulness of the act."
(not guilty by reason of insanity) - ANSWER-M'Naghten rule
,true or false:
M'Naghten rule is usually successful in court. - ANSWER-false
a state of emotional and psychological well-being - ANSWER-mental health
being able to cognitively and emotionally function in society & meet the ordinary
demands of everyday life - ANSWER-adaptation
another term for well & unwell - ANSWER-well: adaptation
unwell: maladaptation
the disruption of individual integrity in the presence of persistent disequilibrium
when inappropriate responses are used to address any change in the
internal/external environment - ANSWER-maladaptation
reformer & activist for human treatment of the mentally ill; major role in founding
32 state mental hospitals - ANSWER-Dorothea Dix
America's first trained psychiatric nurse; believed the mentally sick should be well-
cared for like the physically sick - ANSWER-Linda Richards
this person began classifying mental disorders to their symptoms & coined the
term "schizophrenia" - ANSWER-Emil Kraeplin
founder of psychoanalysis; taught a person's thoughts & behaviors emerge from
tension generated by unconscious motives & unresolved childhood conflicts -
ANSWER-Sigmund Freud
, what are the 3 personality components that Sigmund Freud taught? - ANSWER--id
-ego
-superego
Sigmund Freud believed that the human personality functions at 4 levels of
awareness. What are they? - ANSWER-1. conscious
2. pre-conscious
3. unconscious
4. subconscious
what are the 5 stages of psychosocial development developed by Sigmund Freud? -
ANSWER-1. oral
2. anal
3. phallic
4. latency
5. genital
what is transference? - ANSWER-when the client displaces their feelings onto the
therapist that the client originally experienced in other relationships
what is countertransference? - ANSWER-when the nurse transfers how they feel
towards the patient
(Ex- pt is young & nurse may start talking to pt as if they're their child)
(NURSING 2) 2026/2027 WITH 210
QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |
ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS
what are some ways to avoid liability? - ANSWER--develop/maintain good
relationship with clients & their families
-careful documentation
-comply with all standards of care
-adhere to the nursing process
-educate clients
-remain sensitive to client's complaints/emotional needs
"the argument that a person accused of a crime is not guilty because that person
cannot control his/her actions or cannot understand the wrongfulness of the act."
(not guilty by reason of insanity) - ANSWER-M'Naghten rule
,true or false:
M'Naghten rule is usually successful in court. - ANSWER-false
a state of emotional and psychological well-being - ANSWER-mental health
being able to cognitively and emotionally function in society & meet the ordinary
demands of everyday life - ANSWER-adaptation
another term for well & unwell - ANSWER-well: adaptation
unwell: maladaptation
the disruption of individual integrity in the presence of persistent disequilibrium
when inappropriate responses are used to address any change in the
internal/external environment - ANSWER-maladaptation
reformer & activist for human treatment of the mentally ill; major role in founding
32 state mental hospitals - ANSWER-Dorothea Dix
America's first trained psychiatric nurse; believed the mentally sick should be well-
cared for like the physically sick - ANSWER-Linda Richards
this person began classifying mental disorders to their symptoms & coined the
term "schizophrenia" - ANSWER-Emil Kraeplin
founder of psychoanalysis; taught a person's thoughts & behaviors emerge from
tension generated by unconscious motives & unresolved childhood conflicts -
ANSWER-Sigmund Freud
, what are the 3 personality components that Sigmund Freud taught? - ANSWER--id
-ego
-superego
Sigmund Freud believed that the human personality functions at 4 levels of
awareness. What are they? - ANSWER-1. conscious
2. pre-conscious
3. unconscious
4. subconscious
what are the 5 stages of psychosocial development developed by Sigmund Freud? -
ANSWER-1. oral
2. anal
3. phallic
4. latency
5. genital
what is transference? - ANSWER-when the client displaces their feelings onto the
therapist that the client originally experienced in other relationships
what is countertransference? - ANSWER-when the nurse transfers how they feel
towards the patient
(Ex- pt is young & nurse may start talking to pt as if they're their child)
