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ATI Engage Mental Health RN: Foundations of Mental
Health Nursing - Client and Mental Health Team Member Safety:
Legal & Ethical Considerations
A nurse is caring for a newly No Surprises Act.
admitted client who expresses
concern that their In December 2021, Congress passed the No Surprises Act, which
insurance will not over their requires providers to inform clients of the cost of treatment and
care. The nurse should whether providers are covered by their insurance.
identify that which of the
following is a U.S.
congressional act that
requires
providers to inform their
clients of the cost for
treatment and whether their
insurance will cover it?
A nurse is caring for a client Hospice care.
who has schizophrenia and
has recently been diagnosed The interprofessional team should recommend hospice care for
with a terminal illness. The this client. Hospice care focuses on the care, comfort, and
client's interprofessional team quality of life for a person who has a terminal illness and is
should approaching the end of life.
recommend which of the
following for the client?
A nurse is discussing privacy Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
and
confidentiality with a The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
client. Which of the (HIPAA) protects the privacy and confidentiality of a
following is a U.S. client's health information.
congressional act that sets
the standards for client
privacy and
confidentiality?
A nurse on a mental helaht Time out.
unit is caring for a client
who becomes agitated. The nurse is using the de-escalation technique of time
The nurse encourages the out. Time out involves giving the client time to regain
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client to return to their control of their emotions, calm down, and end the
room to calm down. Which behavior.
of the following de-
escalation techniques is
the nurse
using?
Explain unit rules, including expectations and client rights is
A nurse is discussing
correct.
responsibilities in
Provide orientation, including a tour of the unit, rules,
milieu therapy with a group
and expectations is correct. Select activities based on
of newly hired nurses. Which
preferences of available staff is incorrect.
of the following should the
Ensure that culturally-sensitive care is
nurse include? (Select all
provided is correct. Use a trauma-
that apply.)
informed approach to client care is
correct.
"Setting boundaries increases a child's sense of security through
A nurse on a pediatric mental
knowing the consequences of behaviors."
health unit is discussing the
importance of setting
boundaries with another Research indicates that setting boundaries increases a child's
nurse. Which of the following sense of security.
statements by the nurse Setting boundaries reduces any misunderstanding, establishes
expected behaviors, and provides an understanding of
explains why setting consequences.
boundaries is important?
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ATI Engage Mental Health RN: Foundations of Mental
Health Nursing - Client and Mental Health Team Member Safety:
Legal & Ethical Considerations
A nurse is caring for a newly No Surprises Act.
admitted client who expresses
concern that their In December 2021, Congress passed the No Surprises Act, which
insurance will not over their requires providers to inform clients of the cost of treatment and
care. The nurse should whether providers are covered by their insurance.
identify that which of the
following is a U.S.
congressional act that
requires
providers to inform their
clients of the cost for
treatment and whether their
insurance will cover it?
A nurse is caring for a client Hospice care.
who has schizophrenia and
has recently been diagnosed The interprofessional team should recommend hospice care for
with a terminal illness. The this client. Hospice care focuses on the care, comfort, and
client's interprofessional team quality of life for a person who has a terminal illness and is
should approaching the end of life.
recommend which of the
following for the client?
A nurse is discussing privacy Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
and
confidentiality with a The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
client. Which of the (HIPAA) protects the privacy and confidentiality of a
following is a U.S. client's health information.
congressional act that sets
the standards for client
privacy and
confidentiality?
A nurse on a mental helaht Time out.
unit is caring for a client
who becomes agitated. The nurse is using the de-escalation technique of time
The nurse encourages the out. Time out involves giving the client time to regain
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, 10/31/25, 4:04 PM ATI Engage Mental Health RN: Foundations of Mental Health Nursing - Client and Mental Health Team Member Safety: Legal & Et…
client to return to their control of their emotions, calm down, and end the
room to calm down. Which behavior.
of the following de-
escalation techniques is
the nurse
using?
Explain unit rules, including expectations and client rights is
A nurse is discussing
correct.
responsibilities in
Provide orientation, including a tour of the unit, rules,
milieu therapy with a group
and expectations is correct. Select activities based on
of newly hired nurses. Which
preferences of available staff is incorrect.
of the following should the
Ensure that culturally-sensitive care is
nurse include? (Select all
provided is correct. Use a trauma-
that apply.)
informed approach to client care is
correct.
"Setting boundaries increases a child's sense of security through
A nurse on a pediatric mental
knowing the consequences of behaviors."
health unit is discussing the
importance of setting
boundaries with another Research indicates that setting boundaries increases a child's
nurse. Which of the following sense of security.
statements by the nurse Setting boundaries reduces any misunderstanding, establishes
expected behaviors, and provides an understanding of
explains why setting consequences.
boundaries is important?
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