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Psychiatric Nursing Contemporary Practice 7th
Edition by Ann Boyd Test Bank

,TableHofHContents 1
ChapterH01:HPsychiatric-MentalHHealthHNursingH andHEvidence-BasedHPractice 2
ChapterH02:HMentalHHealthHandHMentalHDisorders 6
ChapterH03:HCulturalHandHSpiritualHIssuesHRelatedHtoHMentalHHealthHCare 10
ChapterH04:HPatientHRightsHandHLegalHIssues 14
ChapterH05:HMentalHHealthHCareHinHtheHCommunity 18
ChapterH06:HEthics,HStandards,HandHNursingHFrameworks 21
ChapterH07:HPsychosocialHTheoreticHBasisHofHPsychiatricHNursing 25
ChapterH08:HBiologicHFoundationsHofHPsychiatricHNursing 29
ChapterH09:HCommunicationHandHtheHTherapeuticHRelationship 33
ChapterH10:HTheHPsychiatric-MentalHHealthHNursingHProcess 37
ChapterH11:HPsychopharmacology,HDietaryHSupplements,HandHBiologicHInterventions 41
ChapterH12:HCognitiveHInterventionsHinHPsychiatricHNursing 46
ChapterH13:HGroupHInterventions 50
ChapterH14:HFamilyHAssessment andHInterventions
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ChapterH15:HMentalHHealthHPromotionHforHChildrenHandHAdolescents 58
ChapterH16:HMentalHHealthHPromotionHforHYoungHandHMiddle-AgedHAdults 61
ChapterH17:HMentalHHealthHPromotionHforHOlderHAdults 64
ChapterH18:HStress andHMentalHHealth
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ChapterH19:HManagementHofHAnger,HAggression,HandHViolence 72
ChapterH20:HCrisis,HLoss,HGrief,HResponse,HBereavement,HandHDisasterHManagement 76
ChapterH21:HSuicideHPrevention:HScreening,HAssessment,HandHIntervention 80
ChapterH22:HSchizophreniaHandHRelatedHDisorders:HNursingHCareHofHPersonsHwithH Thought
Disorders 84
ChapterH23:HDepression:HManagementHofHDepressiveHMoodsHandHSuicidalHBehaviorChap 92
HterH24:HBipolarHDisorders:HManagement ofHMoodHLability
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ChapterH25:HAnxietyHDisorders:HManagementHofHAnxiety,HPhobia,HandHPanic ChapterH2
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6:HObsessiveHCompulsiveHandHRelatedHDisorders 103
ChapterH27:HTraumaHandHStressorHRelatedHDisorders 105
ChapterH28:HPersonalityHandHBorderlineHPersonalityHDisorder:HManagementHofHEmotional
HDysregulationHandHSelf-Harm 106
ChapterH29:HAntisocialH PersonalityHandHDisruptive,HImpulseHControl,HandHConductHDisorders
109
ChapterH30:HAddictionH andHSubstance-RelatedHDisorders 113
ChapterH31:HEatingHDisorders:HManagementHofHEatingHandHWeight ChapterH
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32:HSomatic SymptomHandHRelatedHDisorders
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ChapterH33:HNursingHCareHofHPersonsHwithHInsomniaHandHSleepHProblems 125
ChapterH34:HSexualHDisorders:HManagement HofHSexualHDysfunctionHandHParaphilias
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H ChapterH35:HMentalHHealthHAssessmentHofHChildrenHandHAdolescents
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ChapterH36:HMentalHHealthHDisordersHofHChildhoodHandHAdolescence ChapH
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terH37:HMentalHHealthHAssessment ofHOlderHAdults
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ChapterH38:HNeurocognitiveHDisorders 142
ChapterH39:HCaringHforHPersonsHWhoHAre HomelessHandHMentallyHIllHCh
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aHpterH40:HCaringHforHPersonsHWithHCo- 150
occurringHMentalHDisordersHChapterH41:HCaringHforHSurvivorsHofHViolenc 154
HeHandHAbuse 158
ChapterH42:HCaringHforHPersonsHWithHMentalHIllnessHandHCriminalHBehaviorHC 162
hHapterH43:HCaringHforHMedicallyHCompromisedHPersons

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meHntH ofH contemporaryH mentalH healthHandH illnessH care.HWhenH describingH theH effectsH ofH WorldHWarII,
H whichHofHtheHfollowingHwouldHtheHinstructorHinclude?

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TheHbiologicH understandingH ofH mentalH illnessH wasH almostH fullyHdeveloped.
C) DeinstitutionalizationH occurredH inH responseH toH theH communityH healthH movement.
D) MentalHillnessesH becameH categorizedH asH psychosesH orH neuroses.

4. AHnursingHstudentHisHpresentingHaH discussionH ofHtheH historyHofH psychiatricmentalH healthHnursingHand
HitHs placeHwithinHnursingHhistory.HWhichHofHtheHfollowingHwouldHbeHmostHappropriateHtoHinclude?
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D) TheHfirstH graduateH programHinH psychiatricH nursesH wasH establishedH inHresponseH toHtheH publicatio
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TheH useH ofH self-careH toHenhanceH theH immuneH systemH wasH taughtH byHDorotheaH Dix.
C) TheH moralHtreatmentH ofH mentalH illnessH wasHaH primaryH focusH ofH deinstitutionalization.
D) PeplauHwasH theH firstH nurseHtoH stressHtheH importanceH ofH therapeuticH communication.

6. WhenHreviewingHtheHevolutionHofHmentalHhealthHandHillnessHcare,HwhichHeventHisHassociatedHwithH ment
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