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unit 1:contemporary canadianmental health care
1 psychiatric and mental health nursing: frompast topresent
2 mentalhealth, mental disorder, recovery, and well-being
3 thecontext ofmental health care: cultural, socioeconomic, andgeographic
4 thecontinuumof canadianmental health care
unit 2:foundationsof psychiatric and mental health nursing practice
5 contemporary psychiatric and mental healthnursing practice
6 communication andthetherapeutic relationship
7 legal and ethical aspectsof practice
8 theoretic basisof practice
9 biologic basisof practice
unit 3:interventions in psychiatric and mental healthnursing practice
10 the assessment process
11 diagnosis, interventions, and outcomesin psychiatricand mental health nursing
12 psychopharmacology andother biologic treatments
13 cognitive–behavioural interventions
14 interventions with groups
15 family assessment and interventions
16 psychological health and safety in the workplace unit 4:
challenges tomental health
17 trauma- and stressor-related disorders, crisis, and responsetodisaster
18 anger, aggression, andviolence
19 self-harmbehaviourand suicide
unit 5: careandrecovery for persons with apsychiatric disorder
20 schizophrenia
21 schizoaffective, delusional, andotherpsychoticdisorders
22 depressive, bipolar, andrelated disorders
23 anxiety, obsessive–compulsive, and relateddisorders
24 somaticsymptomand related disorders
25 eating disorders
26 substance-related and addictive disorders
27 personality disordersand disruptive, impulse-control, and conduct disorders
28 sleep–wake disorders
unit 6:mental health acrossthe lifespan
29 mental health promotion and assessment: children andadolescents
30 psychiatric disordersinchildren and adolescents
31 mental health of older adults: promotionand assessment
32 neurocognitive disorders: delirium and dementia unit 7:
careofpersons with additionalvulnerabilities
33 careofpersons with concurrent substance-related, addictive, and other mental disorders
34 careofpersons with ahistory of abuse
35 careofpersons under forensic purview
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austin test bank
1. during the 1800s, what did pinel believe that the cureformental illness was?
A) arrest and confinement
B) early psychotherapy
C) humane treatment
D) the use ofchains
2. whowasthe psychiatrist whosuggested theterm―mental hygiene‖?
A) clarence hincks
B) sigmund freud
C) philippe pinel
D) adolf meyer
3. before the 19thcentury, seriously mentally ill clients with severely disturbing
behaviour were usually cared for by:
A) family members athome.
B) spiritual healers inasylums.
C) laypersons inhospitals.
D) staff inprisons and poorhouses.
4. which variable ofcommunities had the most influence ontheearly forms of
institutional ways of caring for the mentally ill people?
A) quality ofhousing and number of professionals
B) social stability and availability of resources
C) political climate and public policy
D) legal structure and role of nurses
5. which factor has beenhistorically related toincreased intolerance and ill
treatment of people with mental disorders?
A) social change and instability
B) increased family size and mobility
C) emphasis onreligious beliefs
D) increased number ofasylums treating mentally ill
6. which effects of industrialization and urbanization contributed positively tothe humane
treatment of mentally afflicted treatment? select all that apply.
A) thegrowing number ofpoor anddeviant people who werenot ableto
sustain themselves
B) moregeneral anxieties during aperiod of rapid social change and instability
C) moral,pedagogical treatment that would help restoreinnate capacity for self-
control
D) theenlightenment, which changed medical and social ideasabout mental illness
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E) recognition of mental illness bythe medical community
7. which was aprimary reform accomplished bydorothea lynde dix?
A) establishment of ―commitment‖ lawsin state legislatures
B) introducing compassion tothe careofmentally ill clients
C) useof music totreat mentally ill clients
D) useof exercise therapy totreat mentally ill clients
8. which province in canada was first toopenamental institution in 1835?
A) ontario
B) nova scotia
C) quebec
D) new brunswick
9. when didinvoluntary confinement and institutional careofmentally ill people begin
tobethe foremost treatment modality?
A) the 17th and 18th centuries
B) end ofthe20th century
C) beginning ofthe19th century
D) lasthalf of the 19thcentury
10.
which wasdeveloped in1909bythe national mental health committee for mental
hygiene?
A) mental health nursetraining
B) stress management clinics
C) prison clinics
D) hydrotherapy centres
11. what superintendent of various ontario psychiatric hospitals wasoneof the first health
careproviders who reformed models ofcare toimprove treatment approaches in
ontario?
A) adolf meyer
B) clifford beers
C) charles k.clarke
D) charles a.barager
12.
when did psychiatric nursing education inthegeneral hospital training
commence in eastern canada?
A) 1860s
B) 1900s
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tableof contents
unit 1:contemporary canadianmental health care
1 psychiatric and mental health nursing: frompast topresent
2 mentalhealth, mental disorder, recovery, and well-being
3 thecontext ofmental health care: cultural, socioeconomic, andgeographic
4 thecontinuumof canadianmental health care
unit 2:foundationsof psychiatric and mental health nursing practice
5 contemporary psychiatric and mental healthnursing practice
6 communication andthetherapeutic relationship
7 legal and ethical aspectsof practice
8 theoretic basisof practice
9 biologic basisof practice
unit 3:interventions in psychiatric and mental healthnursing practice
10 the assessment process
11 diagnosis, interventions, and outcomesin psychiatricand mental health nursing
12 psychopharmacology andother biologic treatments
13 cognitive–behavioural interventions
14 interventions with groups
15 family assessment and interventions
16 psychological health and safety in the workplace unit 4:
challenges tomental health
17 trauma- and stressor-related disorders, crisis, and responsetodisaster
18 anger, aggression, andviolence
19 self-harmbehaviourand suicide
unit 5: careandrecovery for persons with apsychiatric disorder
20 schizophrenia
21 schizoaffective, delusional, andotherpsychoticdisorders
22 depressive, bipolar, andrelated disorders
23 anxiety, obsessive–compulsive, and relateddisorders
24 somaticsymptomand related disorders
25 eating disorders
26 substance-related and addictive disorders
27 personality disordersand disruptive, impulse-control, and conduct disorders
28 sleep–wake disorders
unit 6:mental health acrossthe lifespan
29 mental health promotion and assessment: children andadolescents
30 psychiatric disordersinchildren and adolescents
31 mental health of older adults: promotionand assessment
32 neurocognitive disorders: delirium and dementia unit 7:
careofpersons with additionalvulnerabilities
33 careofpersons with concurrent substance-related, addictive, and other mental disorders
34 careofpersons with ahistory of abuse
35 careofpersons under forensic purview
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psychiatric andmentalhealthnursing forcanadian practice 5thedition wendy
austin test bank
1. during the 1800s, what did pinel believe that the cureformental illness was?
A) arrest and confinement
B) early psychotherapy
C) humane treatment
D) the use ofchains
2. whowasthe psychiatrist whosuggested theterm―mental hygiene‖?
A) clarence hincks
B) sigmund freud
C) philippe pinel
D) adolf meyer
3. before the 19thcentury, seriously mentally ill clients with severely disturbing
behaviour were usually cared for by:
A) family members athome.
B) spiritual healers inasylums.
C) laypersons inhospitals.
D) staff inprisons and poorhouses.
4. which variable ofcommunities had the most influence ontheearly forms of
institutional ways of caring for the mentally ill people?
A) quality ofhousing and number of professionals
B) social stability and availability of resources
C) political climate and public policy
D) legal structure and role of nurses
5. which factor has beenhistorically related toincreased intolerance and ill
treatment of people with mental disorders?
A) social change and instability
B) increased family size and mobility
C) emphasis onreligious beliefs
D) increased number ofasylums treating mentally ill
6. which effects of industrialization and urbanization contributed positively tothe humane
treatment of mentally afflicted treatment? select all that apply.
A) thegrowing number ofpoor anddeviant people who werenot ableto
sustain themselves
B) moregeneral anxieties during aperiod of rapid social change and instability
C) moral,pedagogical treatment that would help restoreinnate capacity for self-
control
D) theenlightenment, which changed medical and social ideasabout mental illness
page 1
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E) recognition of mental illness bythe medical community
7. which was aprimary reform accomplished bydorothea lynde dix?
A) establishment of ―commitment‖ lawsin state legislatures
B) introducing compassion tothe careofmentally ill clients
C) useof music totreat mentally ill clients
D) useof exercise therapy totreat mentally ill clients
8. which province in canada was first toopenamental institution in 1835?
A) ontario
B) nova scotia
C) quebec
D) new brunswick
9. when didinvoluntary confinement and institutional careofmentally ill people begin
tobethe foremost treatment modality?
A) the 17th and 18th centuries
B) end ofthe20th century
C) beginning ofthe19th century
D) lasthalf of the 19thcentury
10.
which wasdeveloped in1909bythe national mental health committee for mental
hygiene?
A) mental health nursetraining
B) stress management clinics
C) prison clinics
D) hydrotherapy centres
11. what superintendent of various ontario psychiatric hospitals wasoneof the first health
careproviders who reformed models ofcare toimprove treatment approaches in
ontario?
A) adolf meyer
B) clifford beers
C) charles k.clarke
D) charles a.barager
12.
when did psychiatric nursing education inthegeneral hospital training
commence in eastern canada?
A) 1860s
B) 1900s
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