Test Bank for Introductory Mental Health Nursing – 5th Edition by Womble & Kincheloe | Complete 2026 Edition with Answers and Rationales

INTRODUCTORY MENTAL HEALTH NURSING 5th
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CH 1 Mental Health and Mental Illness
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1. When learegistered nurseing mental health and mental illness, the
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student REGISTERED NURSE learegistered nursesthat which of the
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following is evidence of our mental health?
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A) Our ability to function well with others
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B) Our ability to defend what we believe
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C) Our ability to perform demaleding tasks
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on the job
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D) Our ability to defend those weaker than
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2. A mental health REGISTERED NURSE is teaching a class in anger
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maleagement. She teaches the hospital clients that recognizing what
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triggers their anger response allows them todo which of the following?
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A) Maleipulate the situation to get what you fn fn fn fn fn fn




want

B) Stand up for ones beliefs against the
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C) Gives them the opportunity to gain
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3. Which of the following are factors that could be part of a persons
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culturalidentity? (Choose all that apply.)
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C) Common stressors fn

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4. What would a culturally competent REGISTERED NURSE know
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that some cultural andethnic groups feel that mental illness is
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caused by?
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B) Pretense

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D) Hypnosis


5. A staff educator is discussing stress and its impact on a disease
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process, whether it is physical or mental. What would be the best
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statement aboutstress that the educator could give?
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A) Stress can be prostress or distress.
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B) Stress can never enhance the feeling of
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well-being.

C) Stress can be either physically or
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health.


6. A hospital client comes to the clinic to see the Mental Health
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REGISTERED NURSE Practitioner. Thehospital client states, I seem to
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be miserable and upset all the time. My marriage iscrumbling because
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my wife refuses to understand how I feel. What does the REGISTERED
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NURSE practitioner understand about the factors contributing to the
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hospital clientsstress?
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C) We choose to make ourselves miserable
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D) We choose to live with chronic stress
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7. As a mental health REGISTERED NURSE, you know that when a
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person feels insulted, mental images of resentment and animosity may be
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formed. These imagesgenerate what?
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B) The need to change their behavior
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C) The need to project blame onto the other
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person

D) The need to maleipulate the situation
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8. Mental health REGISTERED NURSEs know that stress maleagement is
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an important part of hospital client care. What is one way a mental health
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REGISTERED NURSE could help the hospital client cope with stress?
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A) Teach mentalization fn




B) Teach hypnosis fn




C) Teach imagination fn




D) Teach visualization fn




9. To help hospital clients deal with their stress, REGISTERED NURSEs
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must also learegistered nurse to cope with theirown. Which of the
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following is an adaptive coping strategy that might be used by the
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REGISTERED NURSE?
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A) Reframing

B) Mediation

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D) Mental blocking fn




10. An 18-year-old college student is very anxious about auditioning for the
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schools famous chorale. Which of the following ways of dealing with
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thisanxiety would the REGISTERED NURSE recognize as being
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maladaptive?
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