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Test Bank For Psychiatric
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Nursing
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Contemporary Practice
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7th Edition
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By
Mary Ann Boyd; Rebecca Luebbert
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,Test .Bank .- .Psychiatric .Nursing: .Contemporary .Practice .(7th .Edition .by 1
.Boyd)



Table . of . Contents
Table . of 1
. Contents
Chapter .01: .Psychiatric-Mental .Health .Nursing .and .Evidence-Based .Practice 2
Chapter .02: .Mental .Health .and .Mental .Disorders 6
Chapter .03: .Cultural .and .Spiritual .Issues .Related .to .Mental .Health .Care 10
Chapter .04: .Patient .Rights .and .Legal .Issues 14
Chapter .05: .Mental .Health .Care .in .the .Community 18
Chapter .06: .Ethics, .Standards, .and .Nursing .Frameworks 21
Chapter .07: .Psychosocial .Theoretic .Basis .of .Psychiatric .Nursing 25
Chapter .08: .Biologic .Foundations .of .Psychiatric .Nursing 29
Chapter .09: .Communication .and .the .Therapeutic .Relationship 33
Chapter .10: .The .Psychiatric-Mental .Health .Nursing .Process 37
Chapter .11: .Psychopharmacology, . Dietary . Supplements, .and . Biologic .Interventions 41
Chapter .12: .Cognitive .Interventions .in .Psychiatric .Nursing 46
Chapter .13: .Group .Interventions 50
Chapter .14: .Family .Assessment .and .Interventions 54
Chapter .15: .Mental .Health .Promotion .for .Children .and .Adolescents 58
Chapter .16: .Mental .Health .Promotion .for .Young .and .Middle-Aged .Adults 61
Chapter .17: .Mental .Health .Promotion .for .Older .Adults 64
Chapter .18: .Stress .and .Mental .Health 68
Chapter .19: .Management .of .Anger, .Aggression, .and .Violence 72
Chapter .20: .Crisis, . Loss, .Grief, . Response, . Bereavement, . and . Disaster . Management 76
Chapter .21: .Suicide .Prevention: .Screening, .Assessment, .and .Intervention 80
Chapter . 22: . Schizophrenia . and . Related . Disorders: . Nursing . Care . of . Persons . with . Thought
Disorders 84
Chapter .23: .Depression: .Management .of .Depressive .Moods .and .Suicidal .Behavior 92
.Chapter .24: .Bipolar .Disorders: .Management .of .Mood .Lability 96
Chapter .25: .Anxiety .Disorders: .Management .of .Anxiety, .Phobia, .and .Panic 99
.Chapter .26: .Obsessive .Compulsive .and .Related .Disorders 103
Chapter . 27: . Trauma . and . Stressor . Related . Disorders 105
Chapter .28: .Personality .and .Borderline .Personality .Disorder: .Management .of
.Emotional .Dysregulation .and .Self-Harm 106
Chapter . 29: . Antisocial . Personality . and . Disruptive, . Impulse . Control, . and . Conduct . Disorders
109
Chapter . 30: . Addiction . and . Substance-Related . Disorders 113
Chapter .31: .Eating .Disorders: .Management .of .Eating .and .Weight 117
.Chapter .32: .Somatic .Symptom .and .Related .Disorders 121
Chapter . 33: . Nursing . Care . of .Persons . with . Insomnia . and . Sleep . Problems 125
Chapter .34: .Sexual .Disorders: .Management .of .Sexual .Dysfunction .and 129
.Paraphilias .Chapter .35: .Mental .Health .Assessment .of .Children .and .Adolescents 132
Chapter .36: .Mental .Health .Disorders .of .Childhood .and .Adolescence 135
.Chapter .37: .Mental .Health .Assessment .of .Older .Adults 139
Chapter . 38: . Neurocognitive . Disorders 142
Chapter .39: .Caring .for .Persons .Who .Are .Homeless .and .Mentally 146
.Ill .Chapter .40: .Caring .for .Persons .With .Co-occurring .Mental 150
.Disorders .Chapter .41: .Caring .for .Survivors .of .Violence .and .Abuse 154
Chapter .42: .Caring .for .Persons .With .Mental .Illness .and .Criminal 158
.Behavior .Chapter .43: .Caring .for .Medically .Compromised .Persons 162

,Test .Bank .- .Psychiatric .Nursing: .Contemporary .Practice .(7th .Edition .by 2
.Boyd)



Chapter .01: .Psychiatric-Mental .Health .Nursing .and .Evidence-Based
.Practice




1. A .group .of .nursing .students .are .reviewing .information .about .the .evolution .of .mental .health .care .and
.are .discussing .the .recommendations .of .the .final .report .of .the .Joint .Commission .on .Mental
.Illness .and .Health. .The .students .demonstrate .understanding .of .this .information .when .they
.identify .that .the .report .recommended .an .increase .in .which .of .the .following?
A) Numbers . of . mental . health . hospitals
B) State . funding . for . mental . health . care
C) Clinics . supplemented . by . general . hospital . units
D) Use . of . psychotherapy . by . psychiatrists

2. A .nurse .is .reviewing .the .American .Nurses .Association‟s .Statement .on .Psychiatric .Nursing
.Practice .published .in .1967, .which .sanctioned .the .involvement .of .psychiatricmental .health
.nurses .in .the .provision .of .holistic .nursing .care. .Integrating .knowledge .of .the .various .theories
.and .views .of .mental .health .and .illness, .the .nurse .identifies .which .of .the .following .as .most
.strongly .linked .to .this .holistic .approach?
A) Sigmund . Freud‟s . psychoanalytic . theory
B) Florence . Nightingale‟s .Notes . on .Nursing
C) Hildegarde
D) Clifford .Beers‟ .A .Mind .That .Found . Itself
E) Peplau‟s . Interpersonal . Relations . in . Nursing

3. A .nursing .instructor .is .preparing .a .presentation .about .key .events .and .people .that .influenced .the
.development .of .contemporary .mental .health .and .illness .care. .When .describing .the .effects .of .World
.War . II, .which .of .the .following .would .the .instructor .include?
A) People . began . to . view . mental . illness . as . more . commonplace . and . acceptable.
B) The . biologic . understanding . of . mental . illness . was . almost . fully . developed.
C) Deinstitutionalization . occurred . in . response . to . the . community . health . movement.
D) Mental . illnesses . became . categorized . as . psychoses . or . neuroses.

4. A .nursing .student .is .presenting .a .discussion .of .the .history .of .psychiatricmental .health .nursing
.and .its .place .within .nursing .history. .Which .of .the .following .would .be .most .appropriate .to
.include?
A) Certification .for .the .psychiatricmental .health .nursing .specialty .was .first .emphasized .by
.Mary .Adelaide .Nutting.
B) Psychiatric .nurses .played .a .part .in .seeing .that .all .deinstitutionalized .patients .got .treatment
.at .community .mental .health .centers.
C) There .is .a .historical .link .between .the .first .nursing .program .to .admit .male .students .and .the
.first .training .school .for .psychiatric .nursing.
D) The .first .graduate .program .in .psychiatric .nurses .was .established .in .response .to .the
.publication .of .psychiatric .nursing .specialty .journals.


5. Two .nursing .students .are .discussing .psychiatricmental .health .nursing .and .the .role .it .has .played
.in .nursing‟s .overall .history. .Which .statement .is .most .accurate?
A) The . importance . of . using . therapeutic . communication . was . stressed . by . Nightingale.
B) The . use . of . self-care . to . enhance . the . immune . system . was . taught . by . Dorothea . Dix.
C) The .moral .treatment . of .mental .illness .was .a .primary .focus .of . deinstitutionalization.
D) Peplau . was . the .first . nurse .to . stress .the . importance . of . therapeutic . communication.

6. When .reviewing .the .evolution .of .mental .health .and .illness .care, .which .event .is .associated .with
.mental .disorders .beginning .to .be .viewed .as .illnesses .requiring .treatment?
A) Establishment . of . Pennsylvania . Hospital . in . Philadelphia

, Test .Bank .- .Psychiatric .Nursing: .Contemporary .Practice .(7th .Edition .by 3
.Boyd)


B) Quaker . establishment . of . asylums
C) Creation . of . the . state . hospital . system
D) Freud‟s .views .on .the .causes .of .mental .illnesses

7. A .psychiatricmental .health .nurse .is .working .on .a .committee .that .is .developing .programs .that
.integrate . the .objectives .for .mental .health .and .mental .disorders .as .identified .in .Healthy .People
.2020. .Which .type . of .program .would .be .least .appropriate?
A) Single . substance . abuse . treatment . programs
B) Depression . screening . programs . for . primary . care . providers
C) Mental . health . programs . for . the . homeless . population
D) Employment . programs . for . those . with . serious . mental . illness

8. A .nursing .instructor .is .describing .the .concept .of .evidence-based .practice .in .psychiatricmental
.health .nursing. .Which .of .the .following .would .the .instructor .include .as .being .important? .Select .all
.that .apply.
A) Research . findings
B) Expert . opinion
C) Clinical . experiences
D) Patient . data
E) Established . routines

9. The .following .events .are .important .in .the .development .of .psychiatricmental .health .nursing
.practice. .Which .event .occurred .first?
A) Publication . of . Standards . of . Psychiatric-Mental . Health . Nursing .by . the . ANA
B) Publication . of .Standards . of . Child . and . Adolescent . Psychiatric . and . Mental . Health . Nursing
. Practice
C) Establishment . of . the . first . graduate . program . in . psychiatric . nursing . at . Rutgers . University
D) Publication . of . the . first . psychiatric . nursing . text, .Nursing . Mental . Disease, . by . Harriet . Bailey

10. A .nurse .is .preparing .a .presentation .about .the .current .status .of .mental .health .services .in .the
.United .States. .Which .statement .would .the .nurse .include .as .the .most .reflective .of .this
.status?
A) Mental . health . care .in .the .United . States . is . equally . accessible . to .individuals.
B) Mental . illness . ranks . second . in . terms . of . causing . disability . in . comparison.
C) Mental . health . care . primarily . focuses . on .the . cure .of . mental . illness.
D) Mental . health . care . services . are . inadequate . and . fragmented.

11. A .group .of .students .are .reviewing .the .goals .identified .by .the .New .Freedom .Commission .on
.Mental .Health. . The . students . demonstrate . understanding . of . this . report . when . they
. identify . which . of . the .following .as .a .goal?
A) Mental . health . is . viewed . as . one .component . of . overall . health.
B) The . consumer . and . family . are . the . driving . forces . for . mental . health . care.
C) Screening . is . of . greater . importance .than . assessment . and . referral . for . services.
D) Disparities .in . mental . health . services . are . decreased.

12. The .following .are .important .legislative .and .policy .efforts .influencing .current .mental .health .care.
.Which . of .the .following .is .the .most .recent?
A) Mental . Health: . A . Report . of . the . Surgeon . General
B) New . Freedom . Commission . on . Mental . Health
C) Action . for . Mental . Health
D) Mental . Retardation . Facilities . and . Community . Mental . Health . Centers . Construction . Act

13. As .part .of .a .career .day .presentation .to .a .group .of .nursing .students, .a .psychiatricmental .health
.nurse .plans .to .describe .how .this .specialty .developed. .Which .individual .would .the .nurse .describe
.as .playing .a .major .role .in .the .development .of .specialty .training .programs .for .psychiatric
.nurses?
A) Mary . Adelaide . Nutting

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