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Test Bank For Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, 9th Edition by Sheila L. Videbeck All Chapters 1-24 LATEST
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Psychiatric-Mental bHealth bNursing b8th bedition bbybVidebeck bTest bBank. bLATEST bUPDATE b2022
Psychiatric-Mental bHealth bNursing b8th bedition bby bVidebeck bTest bBank
bChapter b1
1. The bnurse bis bassessing bthe bfactors bcontributing bto bthe bwell-being bof ba bnewly
badmitted bclient. bWhich bof bthe bfollowing bwould bthe bnurse bidentify bas bhaving ba
bpositive bimpact bon bthe bindividual's bmental bhealth?
A) Not bneeding bothers bfor bcompanionship
B) The bability bto beffectively bmanage bstress
C) A bfamily bhistory bof bmental billness
D) Striving bfor btotal bself-
reliance bAns: bB
Feedback:
Individual bfactors binfluencing bmental bhealth binclude bbiologic bmakeup, bautonomy,
bindependence, bself-esteem, bcapacity bfor bgrowth, bvitality, bability bto bfind bmeaning
bin blife, bemotional bresilience bor bhardiness, bsense bof bbelonging, breality borientation,
band bcoping bor bstress bmanagement babilities. bInterpersonal bfactors bsuch bas
bintimacy band ba bbalance bof bseparateness band bconnectedness bare bboth bneeded bfor
bgood bmental bhealth, band btherefore ba bhealthy bperson bwould bneed bothers bfor
bcompanionship. bA bfamily bhistory bof bmental billness bcould brelate bto bthe bbiologic
bmakeup bof ban bindividual, bwhich bmay bhave ba bnegative bimpact bon ban bindividual's
bmental bhealth, bas bwell bas ba bnegative bimpact bon ban bindividual's binterpersonal band
bsocialñcultural bfactors bof bhealth. bTotal bself-reliance bis bnot bpossible, band ba
bpositive bsocial/cultural bfactor bis baccess bto badequate bresources.
2. Which bof bthe bfollowing bstatements babout bmental billness bare btrue? bSelect ball bthat
b apply.
A) Mental billness bcan bcause bsignificant bdistress, bimpaired bfunctioning, bor bboth.
B) Mental billness bis bonly bdue bto bsocial/cultural bfactors.
C) Social/cultural bfactors bthat brelate bto bmental billness binclude bexcessive
bdependency bon bor bwithdrawal bfrom brelationships.
D) Individuals bsuffering bfrom bmental billness bare busually bable bto bcope
beffectively bwith bdaily blife.
E) Individuals bsuffering bfrom bmental billness bmay bexperience bdissatisfaction
bwith brelationships band bself.
Ans: bA, bD, bE
Feedback:
Mental billness bcan bcause bsignificant bdistress, bimpaired bfunctioning, bor bboth.
bMental billness bmay bbe brelated bto bindividual, binterpersonal, bor bsocial/cultural
bfactors. bExcessive bdependency bon bor bwithdrawal bfrom brelationships bare
binterpersonal bfactors bthat brelate bto bmental billness. bIndividuals bsuffering bfrom
bmental billness bcan bfeel boverwhelmed bwith bdaily blife. bIndividuals bsuffering bfrom
bmental billness bmay bexperience bdissatisfaction bwith brelationships band bself.
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,Psychiatric-Mental bHealth bNursing b8th bedition
bby bVidebeck bTest bBank. bLATEST bUPDATE
b2022
3. Which bof bthe bfollowing bare btrue bregarding bmental bhealth band bmental billness?
A) Behavior bthat bmay bbe bviewed bas bacceptable bin bone bculture bis balways
bunacceptable bin bother bcultures.
B) It bis beasy bto bdetermine bif ba bperson bis bmentally bhealthy bor bmentally bill.
C) In bmost bcases, bmental bhealth bis ba bstate bof bemotional, bpsychological, band
bsocial bwellness bevidenced bby bsatisfying binterpersonal brelationships,
beffective bbehavior band bcoping, bpositive bself-concept, band bemotional
bstability.
D) Persons bwho bengage bin bfantasies bare bmentally
bill. bAns: bC
Feedback:
What bone bsociety bmay bview bas bacceptable band bappropriate bbehavior, banother
bsociety bmay bsee bthat bas bmaladaptive, band binappropriate. bMental bhealth band bmental
billness bare bdifficult bto bdefine bprecisely. bIn bmost bcases, bmental bhealth bis ba bstate
bof bemotional, bpsychological, band bsocial bwellness bevidenced bby bsatisfying
binterpersonal brelationships, beffective bbehavior band bcoping, bpositive bself-concept,
band bemotional bstability. bPersons bwho bengage bin bfantasies bmay bbe bmentally
bhealthy, bbut bthe binability bto bdistinguish breality bfrom bfantasy bis ban bindividual
bfactor bthat bmay bcontribute bto bmental billness.
4. A bclient bgrieving bthe brecent bloss bof bher bhusband basks bif bshe bis bbecoming
bmentally bill bbecause bshe bis bso bsad. bThe bnurse's bbest bresponse bwould bbe,
A) ìYou bmay bhave ba btemporary bmental billness bbecause byou bare bexperiencing bso
bmuch bpain.î
B) ìYou bare bnot bmentally bill. bThis bis ban bexpected breaction bto bthe bloss
byou bhave bexperienced.î
C) ìWere byou bgenerally bdissatisfied bwith byour brelationship bbefore byour
bhusband's bdeath?î
D) ìTry bnot bto bworry babout bthat bright bnow. bYou bnever bknow bwhat bthe bfuture
bbrings.î bAns: bB
Feedback:
Mental billness bincludes bgeneral bdissatisfaction bwith bself, bineffective brelationships,
bineffective bcoping, band black bof bpersonal bgrowth. bAdditionally bthe bbehavior bmust
bnot bbe bculturally bexpected. bAcute bgrief breactions bare bexpected band btherefore bnot
bconsidered bmental billness. bFalse breassurance bor boveranalysis bdoes bnot baccurately
baddress bthe bclient's bconcerns.
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,Psychiatric-Mental bHealth bNursing b8th bedition
bby bVidebeck bTest bBank. bLATEST bUPDATE
b2022
5. The bnurse bconsults bthe bDSM bfor bwhich bof bthe bfollowing bpurposes?
A) To bdevise ba bplan bof bcare bfor ba bnewly badmitted bclient
B) To bpredict bthe bclient's bprognosis bof btreatment boutcomes
C) To bdocument bthe bappropriate bdiagnostic bcode bin bthe bclient's b medical brecord
D) To bserve bas ba bguide bfor bclient
bassessment bAns: bD
Feedback:
The bDSM bprovides bstandard bnomenclature, bpresents bdefining bcharacteristics, band
bidentifies bunderlying bcauses bof bmental bdisorders. bIt bdoes bnot bprovide bcare bplans
bor bprognostic boutcomes bof btreatment. bDiagnosis bof bmental billness bis bnot bwithin
bthe bgeneralist bRN's bscope bof bpractice, bso bdocumenting bthe bcode bin bthe bmedical
brecord bwould bbe binappropriate.
6. Which bwould bbe ba breason bfor ba bstudent bnurse bto buse bthe bDSM?
A) Identifying bthe bmedical bdiagnosis
B) Treat bclients
C) Evaluate btreatments
D) Understand bthe breason bfor bthe badmission band bthe bnature bof bpsychiatric
billnesses. bAns: bD
Feedback:
Although bstudent bnurses bdo bnot buse bthe bDSM bto bdiagnose bclients, bthey bwill bfind
bit ba bhelpful bresource bto bunderstand bthe breason bfor bthe badmission band bto bbegin
bbuilding bknowledge babout bthe bnature bof bpsychiatric billnesses. bIdentifying bthe
bmedical bdiagnosis, btreating, band bevaluating btreatments bare bnot ba bpart bof bthe
bnursing bprocess.
7. The blegislation benacted bin b1963 bwas blargely bresponsible bfor bwhich bof bthe
bfollowing bshifts bin bcare bfor bthe bmentally bill?
A) The bwidespread buse bof bcommunity-based bservices
B) The badvancement bin bpharmacotherapies
C) Increased baccess bto bhospitalization
D) Improved brights bfor bclients bin blong-term binstitutional
bcare bAns: bA
Feedback:
The bCommunity bMental bHealth bCenters bConstruction bAct bof b1963 baccomplished
bthe brelease bof bindividuals bfrom blong-term bstays bin bstate binstitutions, bthe bdecrease
bin badmissions bto bhospitals, band bthe bdevelopment bof bcommunity-based bservices bas
ban balternative bto bhospital bcare.
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, Psychiatric-Mental bHealth bNursing b8th bedition
bby bVidebeck bTest bBank. bLATEST bUPDATE
b2022
8. Which bone bof bthe bfollowing bis ba bresult bof bfederal blegislation?
A) Making bit beasier bto bcommit bpeople bfor bmental bhealth btreatment bagainst btheir
bwill.
B) Making bit bmore bdifficult bto bcommit bpeople bfor bmental bhealth btreatment
bagainst btheir bwill.
C) State bmental binstitutions bbeing bthe bprimary bsource bof bcare bfor bmentally bill
bpersons.
D) Improved bcare bfor bmentally bill
bpersons. bAns: bB
Feedback:
Commitment blaws bchanged bin bthe bearly b1970s, bmaking bit bmore bdifficult bto
bcommit bpeople bfor bmental bhealth btreatment bagainst btheir bwill.
bDeinstitutionalization baccomplished bthe brelease bof bindividuals bfrom blong-term
bstays bin bstate binstitutions. bDeinstitutionalization balso bhad bnegative beffects bin bthat
bsome bmentally bill bpersons bare bsubjected bto bthe brevolving bdoor beffect, bwhich bmay
blimit bcare bfor bmentally bill bpersons.
9. The bgoal bof bthe b1963 bCommunity bMental bHealth bCenters bAct bwas bto
A) ensure bpatients' brights bfor bthe bmentally bill.
B) deinstitutionalize bstate bhospitals.
C) provide bfunds bto bbuild bhospitals bwith bpsychiatric bunits.
D) treat bpeople bwith bmental billness bin ba bhumane
bfashion. bAns: bB
Feedback:
The b1963 bCommunity bMental bHealth bCenters bAct bintimated bthe bmovement
btoward btreating bthose bwith bmental billness bin ba bless brestrictive benvironment. bThis
blegislation bresulted bin bthe bshift bof bclients bwith bmental billness bfrom blarge bstate
binstitutions bto bcare bbased bin bthe bcommunity. bAnswer bchoices bA, bC, band bD bwere
bnot bpurposes bof bthe b1963 bCommunity bMental bHealth bCenters bAct.
10. The bcreation bof basylums bduring bthe b1800s bwas bmeant bto
A) improve btreatment bof bmental bdisorders.
B) provide bfood band bshelter bfor bthe bmentally bill.
C) punish bpeople bwith bmental billness bwho bwere bbelieved bto bbe bpossessed.
D) remove bdangerous bpeople bwith bmental billness bfrom bthe
bcommunity. bAns: bB
Feedback:
The basylum bwas bmeant bto bbe ba bsafe bhaven bwith bfood, bshelter, band bhumane
btreatment bfor bthe bmentally bill. bAsylums bwere bnot bused bto bimprove btreatment bof
bmental bdisorders bor bto bpunish bmentally bill bpeople bwho bwere bbelieved bto bbe
bpossessed. bThe basylum bwas bnot bcreated bto bremove bthe bdangerously bmentally bill
bfrom bthe bcommunity.
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