PMHNP complete solution

1. Tarasoff v. University of California: To warn potential victim of imminent risk of danger 2. What is included on prescription: 3. Apraxia: unable to plan or do motor movement 4. Interpersonal Nursing: Hildegard Peplau 5. Deontological Theory: An action is judged as good or bad based on the act itself regardless of the outcomes 6. Teleological Theory: Action is judged as good or bad based on the outcome or consequences 7. Virtue Ethics: Actions are chosen based on the moral virtues or character of the person making the decision 8. 4 elements of negligence: 1. Duty - NP had a duty to exercise reasonable care 2. Breach of Duty - The NP violated the applicable standard of care 3. Proximate cause- Causal relationship between breach in care and client's injury 4. Damages - client suffers permanent and substantial damages 9. Client advocacy includes: participating in professional nursing organizations 10. Time until PTSD diagnosis can be given ?: 1 month - prior is acute stress disorder (3 days to 1 month) 11. According to Erikson, when does somatization disorder occur?: initiative v guilt 12. overall goal of case management: promote quality, cost-effective outcomes 13. environment: includes physical and psychosocial factors 14. highest risk for homeless: single parent household, usually a female . teen moms also 15. Elements of working phase of therapy: -