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Test Bank For Davis Advantage for Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 10th Edition By Karyn I. Morgan; Mary C. Townsend 1: The Concept of Stress Adaptation 2: Mental Health and Mental Illness: Historical and Theoretical Concepts 3: Concepts of Psychobiology 4: Psychopharmacology 5: Ethical and Legal ...

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Test Bank For Davis Advantage for Psychiatric
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Mental Health Nursing 10th Edition By Karyn I.
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Morgan; Mary C. Townsend
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TESTBANK j

,Table jof jContents

I. BASIC jCONCEPTS jIN jPSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL jHEALTH jNURSING
1. The jConcept jof jStress jAdaptation
2. Mental jHealth jand jMental jIllness: jHistorical jand jTheoretical jConcepts

II. FOUNDATIONS jFOR jPSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL jHEALTH jNURSING
3. Concepts jof jPsychobiology
4. Psychopharmacology
5. Ethical jand jLegal jIssues

III. THERAPEUTIC jAPPROACHES jIN jPSYCHIATRIC jNURSING jCARE
6. Relationship jDevelopment
7. Therapeutic jCommunication
8. The jNursing jProcess jin jPsychiatric-Mental jHealth jNursing
9. Therapeutic jGroups
10. Intervention jwith jFamilies
11. Milieu jTherapy—The jTherapeutic jCommunity
12. Crisis jIntervention
13. Assertiveness jTraining
14. Promoting jSelf jEsteem
15. Anger jand jAggression jManagement
16. Suicide jPrevention
17. Behavior jTherapy
18. Cognitive jBehavioral jTherapy
19. Electroconvulsive jTherapy
20. The jRecovery jModel

IV. NURSING jCARE jOF jPATIENTS jWITH jALTERATIONS jIN jPSYCHOSOCIAL jADAPTATION
21. Caring jfor jPatients jwith jMental jIllness jand jSubstance jUse jDisorders jin jGeneral jPractice jSettings
22. Neurocognitive jDisorders
23. Substance-Related jand jAddictive jDisorders
24. Schizophrenia jSpectrum jand jOther jPsychotic jDisorders
25. Depressive jDisorders
26. Bipolar jand jRelated jDisorders
27. Anxiety, jObsessive-Compulsive, jand jRelated jDisorders
28. Trauma jand jStressor-Related jDisorders
29. Somatic jSymptom jand jDissociative jDisorders
30. Eating jDisorders
31. Personality jDisorders

V. PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL jHEALTH jNURSING jOF jSPECIAL jPOPULATIONS
32. Children jand jAdolescents
33. The jAging jIndividual
34. Survivors jof jAbuse jor jNeglect
35. Community jMental jHealth jNursing
36. The jBereaved jIndividual
37. Military jFamilies

eBook jBonus jChapters
38. Theoretical jModels jof jPersonality jDevelopment
39. Cultural jand jSpiritual jConcepts jRelevant jto jPsychiatric jMental jHealth jNursing
40. Complementary jand jPsychosocial jTherapies
41. Relaxation jTherapy
42. Issues jRelated jto jHuman jSexuality jand jGender jDysphoria
43. Forensic jNursing

,Chapter j1. jThe jConcept jof jStress jAdaptation




MULTIPLE jCHOICE


1. A jclient jhas jexperienced jthe jdeath jof ja jclose jfamily jmember jand jat jthe jsame jtimebecomes
unemployed. jThe jclient‘s j6-month jscore jon jthe jRecent jLife jChanges jQuestionnaire jis j110. jThe jnurse:
Understands jthe jclient jis jat jrisk jfor jsignificant jstress-related jillness.
jDetermines jthe jclient jis jnot jat jrisk jfor jsignificant jstress-related jillness.

Needs jfurther jassessment jof jthe jclient‘s jcoping jskills jto jdetermine jsusceptibility jtostress-related
jillness.

Recognizes jthe jclient jmay jview jthe jlosses jas jchallenges jand jperceive jthem jasopportunities.

ANS: j3
Chapter: jChapter j1, jThe jConcept jof jStress jAdaptation
Objective: jExplain jthe jrelationship jbetween jstress jand jdiseases jof jadaptation.Page: j5
Heading: jStress jas jan jEnvironmental jEvent jIntegrated jProcesses: jNursing jProcess: jEvaluationClient
jNeed: jPsychosocial jIntegrity

Cognitive jLevel: jApplication j[Applying]Concept: jStress
jDifficulty: jModerate




Feedback
1. This jis jincorrect. jAssessment jis jthe jfirst jstep jof jthe jnursing jprocess. jThe jnurse jshould
jassess jthe jclient‘s jcoping jskills jand javailable jsupport jbefore jdetermining jsusceptibility

jto jstress-related jphysical jand jpsychological jillnesses. jThe jRecent jLifeChanges

jQuestionnaire jis jan jexpanded jversion jof jthe jSchedule jof jRecent jExperiences jand jthe

jRahe-Holmes jSocial jReadjustment jRating jScale. jA j6-month jscore jof j300 jor jmore jor ja

j year-score jtotal jof j500 jor jmore jindicates jhigh jstress jin ja

client‘s jlife jand jsusceptibility jto jstress-related jillnesses.
2. This jis jincorrect. jAssessment jis jthe jfirst jstep jin jthe jnursing jprocess. jThe jnurse jshould
jassess jthe jclient‘s jcoping jskills jand javailable jsupport jbefore jdetermining jthe jclient‘s

jperception jof jthe jcurrent jstresses. jA j6-month jscore jof j300 jor jmore jor ja jyear-score jtotal

jof j500 jor jmore jon jthe jRecent jLife jChanges jQuestionnaire jindicates jhigh jstress jin ja

client‘s jlife jand jsusceptibility jto jstress-related jphysical jand jpsychological jillnesses.

3. This jis jcorrect. jAssessment jis jthe jfirst jstep jin jthe jnursing jprocess. jThe jnurse jshould
jassess jthe jclient‘s jcoping jskills jand javailable jsupport jbefore jdetermining jsusceptibility

jto jstress-related jphysical jand jpsychological jillnesses. jA j6-month jscore

, of j300 jor jmore jor ja jyear-score jof j500 jor jmore jindicates jhigh jstress jin ja jclient‘s jlifeand
jrisk jfor jsignificant jstress-related jphysical jand jpsychological jillness.

4. This jis jincorrect. jAssessment jis jthe jfirst jstep jin jthe jnursing jprocess. jThe jnurse jshould
jassess jthe jclient‘s jcoping jskills jand javailable jsupport jbefore jdetermining jsusceptibility

jto jstress-related jillness. jA j6-month jscore jof j300 jor jmore jor ja j year- jscore jof j500 jor

jmore jon jthe jRecent jLife jChanges jQuestionnaire jindicates jhigh jstressin ja jclient‘s jlife jis

jsusceptible jto jsignificant jstress-related jphysical jand jpsychologicalillness.




CON: jStress


2. A jphysically jand jemotionally jhealthy jclient jhas jjust jbeen jfired. jDuring ja jroutine joffice jvisit, jhe jtells
jthe jnurse, j―Perhaps jthis jwas jthe jbest jthing jto jhappen. jMaybe jI‘ll

consider jpursuing jan jart jdegree.‖ jThe jnurse jdetermines jthe jclient jperceives jthe jstressorof jhis jjob jloss jas:
Irrelevant
jHarm jor jloss

jThreatening

jA jchallenge




ANS: j4
Chapter: jChapter j1, jThe jConcept jof jStress jAdaptation
Objective: jDiscuss jadaptive jcoping jstrategies jin jthe jmanagement jof jstress.Page: j7
jHeading: jStress jas ja jtransaction jbetween jthe jindividual jand jthe jenvironment

>Individual‘s jPerception jof jthe jEvent j> jPrimary jAppraisalIntegrated jProcesses: jNursing jProcess:
jAssessment

Client jNeed: jPsychosocial jIntegrity jCognitive jLevel: jApplication j[Applying]Concept: jStress
jDifficulty: jEasy




Feedback
1. This jis jincorrect. jAn jirrelevant jperception jis jone jwhere jthe jevent jholds jnosignificance
jfor jthe jindividual.

2. This jis jincorrect. jA jharm jor jloss jappraisal jrefers jto jdamage jor jloss jalreadyexperienced jby
jthe jindividual.

3. This jis jincorrect. jA jthreatening jappraisal jis jperceived jas janticipated jharms jor jlosses.
4. This jis jcorrect. jThe jclient‘s jstatement jindicates jhe jperceives jthe jloss jof jhis jjob jas ja
jchallenge jand jan jopportunity jfor jgrowth, jdemonstrated jby jhis jstatement jto jconsideran

jart jdegree.




CON: jStress

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