NUR 239 MODULE A QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | NUR 239 STUDY GUIDE &
PRACTICE TEST 2026/2027
1 of 80
Definition
generalist RN role: to promote healthy communication to create a
stable and therapeutic milieu
-advanced (MSN, PhD, or DNP)
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cognitive and behavioral therapies respite or crisis housing
monomase oxidase inhibitors RN roles in mental health
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, 2 of 80
Definition
many have a bachelors degree, but in some instances, persons with
experience fulfill these roles. helps the client to achieve a balance of
work and play in his or her life and provides activities that promote
constructive use of leisure of unstructured time.
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recreation therapist occupational therapist
dream analysis residential treatment setting
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3 of 80
Definition
a BRIDGE after a long hospitalization, with the goal of a successful
outcome of community living and functioning
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transitional care setting tricyclic antidepressants
, occupational therapist residential treatment settings
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4 of 80
Term
1960s
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is the realm of thoughts and feelings that motivates a person even though he or she
is totally unaware of them. this realm includes most defense mechanisms and some
instinctual drives or motivations.
in the _______ hospital stays were shortened, people became well enough to
go home, the level of noise, chaos, and violence greatly diminished the
hospital setting
thoughts and emotions are not currently in the person's awareness but he or she
can recall them with some effort- for example, an adult remembering what he or
she did, thought or felt as a child.
in the 1950's________________ (drugs used to treat mental illness) were the first
drugs developed and found to be effective in treating some mental disorders
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, 5 of 80
Definition
the prevalence of PTSD and and major depression is greater than civil
illness counterpart.
there is also an increased rate or suicide, homicide, injury, and physical
illness.
also comment are bipolar, anxiety, sleep disorders, substance use,
cardiovascular disease, smoking, homelessness, and marital and family
dysfunction, OCD
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active military and veterans respite or crisis housing
criminalization of mental illness independent living programs
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6 of 80
Term
individual components of mental health include
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ANSWERS | NUR 239 STUDY GUIDE &
PRACTICE TEST 2026/2027
1 of 80
Definition
generalist RN role: to promote healthy communication to create a
stable and therapeutic milieu
-advanced (MSN, PhD, or DNP)
Give this one a go later!
cognitive and behavioral therapies respite or crisis housing
monomase oxidase inhibitors RN roles in mental health
Don't know?
, 2 of 80
Definition
many have a bachelors degree, but in some instances, persons with
experience fulfill these roles. helps the client to achieve a balance of
work and play in his or her life and provides activities that promote
constructive use of leisure of unstructured time.
Give this one a go later!
recreation therapist occupational therapist
dream analysis residential treatment setting
Don't know?
3 of 80
Definition
a BRIDGE after a long hospitalization, with the goal of a successful
outcome of community living and functioning
Give this one a go later!
transitional care setting tricyclic antidepressants
, occupational therapist residential treatment settings
Don't know?
4 of 80
Term
1960s
Give this one a go later!
is the realm of thoughts and feelings that motivates a person even though he or she
is totally unaware of them. this realm includes most defense mechanisms and some
instinctual drives or motivations.
in the _______ hospital stays were shortened, people became well enough to
go home, the level of noise, chaos, and violence greatly diminished the
hospital setting
thoughts and emotions are not currently in the person's awareness but he or she
can recall them with some effort- for example, an adult remembering what he or
she did, thought or felt as a child.
in the 1950's________________ (drugs used to treat mental illness) were the first
drugs developed and found to be effective in treating some mental disorders
Don't know?
, 5 of 80
Definition
the prevalence of PTSD and and major depression is greater than civil
illness counterpart.
there is also an increased rate or suicide, homicide, injury, and physical
illness.
also comment are bipolar, anxiety, sleep disorders, substance use,
cardiovascular disease, smoking, homelessness, and marital and family
dysfunction, OCD
Give this one a go later!
active military and veterans respite or crisis housing
criminalization of mental illness independent living programs
Don't know?
6 of 80
Term
individual components of mental health include
Give this one a go later!