G 1. A Gnurse Gis Gassessing Ga Gclient Gwho Gexperiences Goccasional Gfeelings Gof Gsadness Gbecause Gof Gthe
GrecentGdeath Gof Ga Gbeloved Gpet. GThe Gclient’s Gappetite, Gsleep Gpatterns, Gand Gdaily Groutine Ghave
Gnot Gchanged.
How Gwould Gthe Gnurse Ginterpret Gthe Gclient’s Gbehaviors?
1. The Gclient’s Gbehaviors Gdemonstrate Gmental Gillness Gin Gthe Gform Gof Gdepression.
2. The Gclient’s Gbehaviors Gare Ginappropriate, Gwhich Gindicates Gthe Gpresence Gof
GmentalG illness.
3. The Gclient’s Gbehaviors Gare Gnot Gcongruent Gwith Gcultural Gnorms.
4. The Gclient’s Gbehaviors Gdemonstrate Gno Gfunctional Gimpairment, Gindicating Gno
GmentalG illness.
G 2.
At Gwhich Gpoint Gwould Gthe Gnurse Gdetermine Gthat Ga Gclient Gis Gat Grisk Gfor Gdeveloping Ga Gmental
Gillness?
1. When Gthoughts, Gfeelings, Gand Gbehaviors Gare Gnot Greflective Gof Gthe GDSM-5 Gcriteria.
2. When Gmaladaptive Gresponses Gto Gstress Gare Gcoupled Gwith Ginterference Gin
GdailyG
functioning.
3. When Ga Gclient Gcommunicates Gsignificant Gdistress.
G 3. 4. When Ga Gclient Guses Gdefense Gmechanisms Gas Gego Gprotection.
Gis Gthe Gclient Guses Gthe GdefenseG
mechanism Gof Gdisplacement?
1. The Gclient Gassertively Gconfronts Gthe Ghealth-care Gprovider.
2. The Gclient Ginsists Gon Gbeing Gdischarged Gand Ggoes Gfor Ga Glong, Gbrisk Gwalk.
3. The Gclient Gsnaps Gat Gthe Gnurse Gand Gcriticizes Gthe Gnursing Gcare Gprovided.
4. The Gclient Ghides Ghis Ganger Gby Gexplaining Gthe Glogical Greasoning Gfor Gthe Gdiet
Gto GhisG
spouse.
G 8. A Gfourth-grade Gboy Gteases Gand Gmakes Gjokes Gabout Ga Gcute Ggirl Gin Ghis Gclass. GA Gnurse Gwould
GrecognizeGthis Gbehavior Gas Gindicative Gof Gwhich Gdefense Gmechanism?
1. Displacement
2. Projection
3. Reaction Gformation
4. Sublimation
G 9. G Which Gnursing Gstatement Gregarding Gthe Gconcept Gof Gpsychosis Gis Gmost Gaccurate?
1. Individuals Gexperiencing Gpsychoses Gare Gaware Gthat Gtheir Gbehaviors Gare Gmaladaptive.
2. Individuals Gexperiencing Gpsychoses Gexperience Glittle Gdistress.
3. Individuals Gexperiencing Gpsychoses Gare Gaware Gof Gexperiencing
GpsychologicalG problems.
4. Individuals Gexperiencing Gpsychoses Gare Gbased Gin Greality.
G GG G 10. G When Gunder Gstress, Ga Gclient Groutinely Guses Galcohol Gto Gexcess. GWhen Gthe Gclient’s Ghusband
Gfinds GherG
drunk, Gthe Ghusband Gyells Gat Gthe Gclient Gabout Gher Gchronic Galcohol Gabuse. GWhich
Gaction Galerts Gthe Gnurse Gto Gthe Gclient’s Guse Gof Gthe Gdefense Gmechanism Gof Gdenial?
1. The Gclient Ghides Gliquor Gbottles Gin Ga Gcloset.
2. The Gclient Gyells Gat Gher Gson Gfor Gslouching Gin Ghis Gchair.
3. The Gclient Gburns Gdinner Gon Gpurpose.
4. The Gclient Gsays Gto Gthe Gspouse, G“I Gdon’t Gdrink Gtoo Gmuch!”
G GG G 11. GDevastated Gby Ga Gdivorce Gfrom Gan Gabusive Ghusband, Ga Gwife Gcompletes Ggrief Gcounseling.
GWhich Gstatement Gby Gthe Gwife Gwould Gindicate Gto Ga Gnurse Gthat Gthe Gclient Gis Gin Gthe Gacceptance
Gstage Gof Ggrief?
1. “If Gonly Gwe Gcould Ghave Gtried Gagain, Gthings Gmight Ghave Gworked Gout.”
2. “I Gam Gso Gmad Gthat Gthe Gchildren Gand GI Ghad Gto Gput Gup Gwith Ghim Gas Glong Gas Gwe Gdid.”
3. “Yes, Git Gwas Ga Gdifficult Grelationship, Gbut GI Gthink GI Ghave Glearned Gfrom Gthe
, experience.”
4. “I Ghave Ga Gdifficult Gtime Ggetting Gout Gof Gbed Gmost Gdays.”
G GG G 12. G According Gto GMaslow’s Ghierarchy Gof Gneeds, Gwhich Gclient Gaction Gwould Gdemonstrate Gthe
GhighestG
achievement Gin Gterms Gof Gmental Ghealth?
1. Maintaining Ga Glong-term, Gfaithful, Gintimate Grelationship
2. Achieving Ga Gsense Gof Gself-confidence
3. Possessing Ga Gfeeling Gof Gself-fulfillment Gand Grealizing Gfull Gpotential
4. Developing Ga Gsense Gof Gpurpose Gand Gthe Gability Gto Gdirect Gactivities
G GG G 13. G According Gto GMaslow’s Ghierarchy Gof Gneeds, Gwhich Gsituation Gon Gan Ginpatient Gpsychiatric Gunit
GwouldG
require Gpriority Gintervention Gby Ga Gnurse?
1. A Gclient Grudely Gcomplaining Gabout Glimited Gvisiting Ghours
2. A Gclient Gexhibiting Gaggressive Gbehavior Gtoward Ganother Gclient
3. A Gclient Gstating Gthat Gno Gone Gcares
4. A Gclient Gverbalizing Gfeelings Gof Gfailure
Multiple GResponse
Identify Gone Gor Gmore Gchoices Gthat Gbest Gcomplete Gthe Gstatement Gor Ganswer Gthe Gquestion.
G GG G 14. G Which Gdescribes Ga Gdefense Gmechanism Gan Gindividual Gmay Guse Gto Grelieve Ganxiety Gin Ga
GstressfulGsituation? G(Select Gall Gthat Gapply.)
1. Homework
2. Smoking NURSINGTB.COM
3. Itching
4. Nail
Gbiting
5. Sleeping
G GG G 15. G The Gnurse Gis Greviewing Gthe GDSM-5 Gdefinition Gof Ga Gmental Ghealth Gdisorder Gand Gnotes Gthe
GdefinitionG
includes Ga Gdisturbance Gin Gwhich Gareas? G(Select Gall Gthat Gapply.)
1. Cognition
2. Physical
3. Emotional Gregulation
4. Behavior
5. Developmental
Completion
Complete Geach Gstatement.
16. G is Ga Gdiffuse Gapprehension Gthat Gis Gvague Gin Gnature Gand Gis
associatedGwith Gfeelings Gof Guncertainty Gand Ghelplessness.
G
17. G is Ga Gsubjective Gstate Gof Gemotional, Gphysical, Gand Gsocial
responses GtoGthe Gloss Gof Ga Gvalued Gentity.
G
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