NU 345 Mental Health Exam 1 Questions
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Mental Health Parity Act - ✔✔Enacted in 2008 ensures that there are no
mental health limitations from insurance.
Mental Health - ✔✔A continuum.
Mental Illness - ✔✔Shaped by cultural norms, societal values, political
climate, and even reimbursement.
Mentally Healthy Adult - ✔✔Resilience, accepts strengths and limitations,
perceives reality accurately, engages in independent thinking and action,
exhibits environmental mastery.
Diathesis-Stress Model - ✔✔Theory that explains behavior
Attachment Theory - ✔✔Describes the importance of the early relationship
between infant and caretaker. Different schema include secure, avoidant.
ambivalent, and disorganized attachment styles.
Resilience - ✔✔Positive adaptation, or the ability to maintain or regain
mental health despite adversity. Factors that enhance resilience include
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, presence of supportive relationships and attachments and avoidance of
frequent and prolonged stress.
Child Assessment Trauma Related - ✔✔Child Dissociative Checklist,
Trauma Symptoms Checklist for Children, and the Child Sexual Behavior
Inventory, Denver II Developmental Screening Test (Developmental
Assessment).
Child Diagnosis Trauma - ✔✔Risk for impaired parent/child attachment,
Risk for delayed development.
Window of Tolerance - ✔✔Balance between sympathetic and
parasympathetic arousal.
Child Implementation Trauma - ✔✔Providing safety and stabilization,
Reducing arousal and regulating emotion, Developmental skills catch up
through enhancing problem-solving skills.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing - ✔✔First line treatment
for traumatized children (and adults). EBT processes traumatic memories
through an eight-phase protocol that allows the person to think about the
traumatic event while attending to other stimuli ex. eye movements, audio
tones, or tapping.
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Mental Health Parity Act - ✔✔Enacted in 2008 ensures that there are no
mental health limitations from insurance.
Mental Health - ✔✔A continuum.
Mental Illness - ✔✔Shaped by cultural norms, societal values, political
climate, and even reimbursement.
Mentally Healthy Adult - ✔✔Resilience, accepts strengths and limitations,
perceives reality accurately, engages in independent thinking and action,
exhibits environmental mastery.
Diathesis-Stress Model - ✔✔Theory that explains behavior
Attachment Theory - ✔✔Describes the importance of the early relationship
between infant and caretaker. Different schema include secure, avoidant.
ambivalent, and disorganized attachment styles.
Resilience - ✔✔Positive adaptation, or the ability to maintain or regain
mental health despite adversity. Factors that enhance resilience include
1
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, presence of supportive relationships and attachments and avoidance of
frequent and prolonged stress.
Child Assessment Trauma Related - ✔✔Child Dissociative Checklist,
Trauma Symptoms Checklist for Children, and the Child Sexual Behavior
Inventory, Denver II Developmental Screening Test (Developmental
Assessment).
Child Diagnosis Trauma - ✔✔Risk for impaired parent/child attachment,
Risk for delayed development.
Window of Tolerance - ✔✔Balance between sympathetic and
parasympathetic arousal.
Child Implementation Trauma - ✔✔Providing safety and stabilization,
Reducing arousal and regulating emotion, Developmental skills catch up
through enhancing problem-solving skills.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing - ✔✔First line treatment
for traumatized children (and adults). EBT processes traumatic memories
through an eight-phase protocol that allows the person to think about the
traumatic event while attending to other stimuli ex. eye movements, audio
tones, or tapping.
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