Test Bank For Davis Advantage for Townsend’s Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 9th Edition Karyn Morgan Chapters 1 - 32 | Complete

Test Bank For Davis Advantage for Townsend’s
Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
9th Edition Karyn Morgan
Chapters 1 - 32 | Complete

,TABLE OF CONTENTS 43 43


INTRODUCTION43TO43PSYCHIATRIC43MENTAL43HEALTH43CONCEPTS
1.43Mental43Health43and43Mental43Illness
2.43Biological43Implications
3.43Ethical43and43Legal43Issues
4.43Psychopharmacology
II.43PSYCHIATRIC43MENTAL43HEALTH43NURSING43INTERVENTIONS
5.43Relationship43Development43and43Therapeutic43Communication
6.43The43Nursing43Process43in43Psychiatric/Mental43Health43Nursing
7.43Psychosocial43Interventions43and43Spiritual43Care
8.43Intervention43in43Groups
9.43Crisis43Intervention
10.43The43Recovery43Model
11.43Suicide43Prevention
III.43CARE43OF43PATIENTS43WITH43PSYCHIATRIC43DISORDERS
12.43Caring43for43Patients43with43Mental43Illness43and43Substance43Use43Disorders43in43General43Practice43
Settings
13.43Neurocognitive43Disorders
14.43Substance43Use43and43Addiction43Disorders
15.43Schizophrenia43Spectrum43and43Other43Psychotic43Disorders
16.43Depressive43Disorders
17.43Bipolar43and43Related43Disorders
18.43Anxiety,43Obsessive-Compulsive,43and43Related43Disorders
19.43Trauma-43and43Stressor-Related43Disorders
20.43Somatic43Symptom43and43Dissociative43Disorders
21.43Eating43Disorders
22.43Personality43Disorders
IV.43PSYCHIATRIC43MENTAL43HEALTH43NURSING43OF43SPECIAL43POPULATIONS
23.43Children43and43Adolescents
24.43The43Aging43Individual
25.43Survivors43of43Abuse43or43Neglect
26.43Community43Mental43Health43Nursing
27.43The43Bereaved43Individual
28.43Military43Families
V.43ONLINE43CHAPTERS
29.43Concepts43of43Personality43Development
30.43Complementary43and43Integrative43Therapies
31.43Cultural43Concepts43Relevant43to43Psychiatric43Mental43Health43Nursing
32.43Issues43Related43to43Human43Sexuality43and43Gender43Dysphoria43

,Chapter431.43Mental43Health43and43Mental43

Illness43Multiple43Choice
1.43A43nurse43is43assessing43a43client43who43 is43experiencing43occasional43feelings43of43sadness43
because43of43the43recent43death43of43a43beloved43pet.43The43clients43appetite,43sleep43patterns,43an
d43daily43routine43have43not43changed.43How43should43the43 nurse43interpret43the43clients43behavi
ors?
1. The43clients43behaviors43demonstrate43mental43illness43in43the43form43of43depression.
2. The43clients43behaviors43are43extensive,43which43indicates43the43presence43of43mental43illness.
3. The43clients43behaviors43are43not43congruent43with43cultural43norms.
4. The43clients43behaviors43demonstrate43no43functional43impairment,43indicating43 no43 mental43illnes
s.
ANSWER:434
Rationale:43The43nurse43should43assess43that43the43clients43daily43functioning43is43not43impaired.43
The43client43who43experiences43feelings43of43sadness43after43the43loss43of43a43pet43is43responding4
3within43normal43expectations.43Without43significant43impairment,43the43clients43distress43does43
not43indicate43a43mental43illness.
Cognitive43Level:43Analysis43I
ntegrated43Process:43Assessme
nt
2.43At43what43point43should43the43nurse43determine43that43a43client43is43at43risk43for43deve
loping43a43mental43illness?
1. When43thoughts,43feelings,43and43behaviors43are43not43reflective43of43the43DSM-543criteria.
2. When43maladaptive43responses43to43stress43are43coupled43with43interference43in43daily43functionin
g.
3. When43a43client43communicates43significant43 distress.
4. When43a43client43uses43defense43mechanisms43as43ego43 protection.
ANSWER:432
Rationale:43The43nurse43should43determine43that43the43client43is43at43risk43for43mental43illness43
when43responses43to43stress43are43maladaptive43and43interfere43with43daily43functioning.43The43D
SM-
543indicates43that43in43order43to43be43diagnosed43with43a43mental43illness,43daily43functioning43m
ust43be43significantly43impaired.43The43clients43ability43to43communicate43distress43would43be43
considered43a43positive43attribute.
Cognitive43Level:43Application
43Integrated43Process:43Assess
ment
3.43A43nurse43is43assessing43a43set43of4315-year-
old43identical43twins43who43respond43very43differently43to43stress.43One43twin43becomes43anxious4
3and43irritable,43and43the43other43withdraws43and43cries.43How43should43the43nurse43explain43the
se43different43 stress43responses43to43the43parents?
1. Reactions43to43 stress43are43relative43rather43than43absolute;43individual43responses43to43stress43vary
.
2. It43is43abnormal43for43identical43twins43to43react43differently43to43similar43stressors.
3. Identical43twins43should43share43the43same43temperament43and43respond43similarly43to43stress.
4. Environmental43influences43to43stress43weigh43more43heavily43than43genetic43influences.

, ANSWER:431
Rationale:43The43nurse43should43explain43to43the43parents43that,43although43the43twins43have43id
entical43DNA,43there43are43several43other43factors43that43affect43reactions43to43stress.43Mental43he
alth43is43a43state43of43being43that43is43relative43to43the43individual43client.43Environmental43influen
ces43and43temperament43can43affect43stress43reactions.
Cognitive43Level:43Application43In
tegrated43Process:43Implementation
4.43Which43client43should43the43nurse43anticipate43to43be43most43receptive43to43psychiatric
43treatment?431.43 A43Jewish,43 female43social43worker.
2. A43Baptist,43homeless43male.
3. A43Catholic,43black43 male.
4. A43Protestant,43Swedish43business43executive.
ANSWER:431
Rationale:43The43nurse43should43anticipate43that43the43client43of43Jewish43culture43would43place4
3a43high43importance43on43preventative43health43care43and43would43consider43mental43health43as4
3equally43important43as43physical43health.43Women43are43also43more43likely43to43seek43treatment43
for43mental43health43problems43than43men.
Cognitive43Level:43Applicati
on43Integrated43Process:43Plan
ning
5. A43psychiatric43nurse43intern43states,43This43clients43use43of43defense43mechanisms43should43be
43eliminated.43Which43is43a43correct43 evaluation43of43this43nurses43 statement?
1. Defense43mechanisms43can43be43appropriate43responses43to43stress43and43need43not43be43eliminate
d.
2. Defense43mechanisms43are43a43maladaptive43attempt43of43the43ego43to43manage43anxiet
y43andshould43always43be43 eliminated.
3. Defense43mechanisms,43used43by43individuals43with43weak43ego43integrity,43should43be43disc
ouragedand43not43eliminated.
4. Defense43mechanisms43cause43disintegration43of43the43ego43and43should43be43fostered43and43encou
raged.
ANSWER:431
Rationale:43The43nurse43should43determine43that43defense43mechanisms43 can43be43appropriate43d
uring43times43of43stress.43The43client43with43no43defense43mechanisms43may43have43a43lower43tole
rance43for43stress,43thus43leading43to43anxiety43disorders.43Defense43mechanisms43should43be43co
nfronted43when43they43impede43the43client43 from43developing43 healthy43coping43skills.
Cognitive43Level:43Applicatio
n43Integrated43Process:43Evalu
ation
6.43During43an43intake43assessment,43a43nurse43asks43both43physiological43and43psychosocial43que
stions.43The43client43angrily43responds,43Im43here43for43my43heart,43not43my43head43problems.43W
hich43is43the43nurses43best43response?
1. Its43just43a43routine43part43of43our43assessment.43All43clients43are43asked43these43same43questions.
2. Why43are43you43concerned43about43these43types43of43questions?
3. Psychological43factors,43like43excessive43stress,43have43been43found43to43 affect43medical43conditio
ns.
4. We43can43skip43these43questions,43if43you43like.43It43isnt43imperative43that43we43complete43this43 sec
tion.