CMAN tests compilation bundle

Lecture 1: Intro correct answers What did Ann Burgess study? correct answers - Surveyed nursing students about to enter their first psych rotation What were the concerns of nursing students in the study? correct answers - Uselessness - Fear of appearing like a novice - Fear of bein...

What diseases are individuals with depression at a higher risk for? correct answers cardiovascular and metabolic disease What is the most common cause of hospitalization for all people in the US under the age of 45? correct answers mood disorders Neuron correct answers cell that carri...

Material through correct answers Health risks & behavioral changes teaching-learning process Global Health US health & social service programs Social Security Medicare Medicaid LTC USDA Food programs TANF What is the leading cause of death for 1-44 years old? correct answers uninte...

Under the terms of Voluntary Admission a patient must: a. Surrender the right to leave b. Apply in writing c. Be over 21 years old d. Have a witness to consent to treatment correct answers b. Apply in writing The duty to distribute resources or care equally regardless of personal attribute...

Levels of Anxiety: correct answers Mild Moderate Severe Pain Levels of Anxiety: Mild correct answers Patient's focus is flexible with slight discomfort and restlessness Levels of Anxiety: Moderate correct answers Patient's voice tremors and shakiness- still able to solve problems...

What is the Poverty Threshold? correct answers Poverty threshold: based on census • Used to estimate level of poverty of Americans • Used for statistical purposes • Income used to computer poverty status (before taxes) What is the Poverty Guideline? correct answers • Federal pove...

What approach have nurses historically used when providing care and paying attention to costs? a. Giving the best possible nursing care regardless of ability to pay b. Giving whatever care the nurse has the expertise to give c. Giving whatever care the patient could afford d. Giving whatever car...

goal of epidemiology` correct answers to improve health outcomes in a population rate correct answers number of events/populations at risk x 100,000 incidence correct answers number of new cases of an illness/injury that occurs within a specific time prevalence correct answers m...

Sigmund Frued correct answers - defense mechanisms: projection, denial, rationalization - psychosexual stages: super ego, ego, id super ego correct answers -conscious moral coded (should and aught to) - depression = overdeveloped - antisocial = underdeveloped super ego ego correct ...

community health nursing correct answers -synthesis of nursing practice and public health practice applied to promoting and preserving the health of populations -general and comprehensive, not limited to an age/diagnosis -continuing, not episodic public health nursing correct answers The ...

What is public health? correct answers prevention, environment, health care- resources available to the patient, more generalized to the entire population focus Public health nursing is... correct answers the practice of promoting and protecting the health of populations using knowledge fro...

Mental Health A dynamic process in which a person's: physical, cognitive, affective, emotional, behavioral, social dimensions interact FUNCTIONALLY with one another and with the environment Mental Illness/ Disorder Physical, cognitive, affective, behavioral and social patterns that interact DYSF...

What is CISD and what are the different phases? correct answers Critical Incident Stress Debriefing - occurs after a group experiences a stressful event 1. Introduction 2. Facts 3. Thought 4. Reaction 5. Symptoms 6. Teaching 7. Reentry Yalom's Therapeutic Factors in Group Therapy...