Test Bank For Davis Advantage for Townsend‘s
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Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
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9th Edition Karyn Morgan
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TEST BANK ppse
,Chapter 1: Mental Health and Mental Illness
ppse ppse ppse ppse ppse ppse
Multiple ppseChoice
Identify ppsethe ppsechoice ppsethat ppsebest ppsecompletes ppsethe ppsestatement ppseor ppseanswers ppsethe ppsequestion.
1. A ppsenurse ppseis ppseassessing ppsea ppseclient ppsewho ppseexperiences ppseoccasional ppsefeelings ppseof ppsesadness
ppsebecause ppseof ppsethe ppserecent ppsedeath ppseof ppsea ppsebeloved ppsepet. ppseThe ppseclient‘s ppseappetite, ppsesleep
ppsepatterns, ppseand ppsedaily ppseroutine ppsehave ppsenot ppsechanged. ppseHow ppsewould ppsethe ppsenurse
ppseinterpret ppsethe ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors?
1. The ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors ppsedemonstrate ppsemental ppseillness ppsein ppsethe ppseform ppseof ppsedepression.
2. The ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors ppseare ppseinappropriate, ppsewhich ppseindicates ppsethe
ppsepresence ppseof ppsemental ppseillness.
3. The ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors ppseare ppsenot ppsecongruent ppsewith ppsecultural ppsenorms.
4. The ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors ppsedemonstrate ppseno ppsefunctional ppseimpairment, ppseindicating
ppseno ppsemental ppseillness.
2. At ppsewhich ppsepoint ppsewould ppsethe ppsenurse ppsedetermine ppsethat ppsea ppseclient ppseis ppseat ppserisk ppsefor
ppsedeveloping ppsea ppsemental ppseillness?
1. When ppsethoughts, ppsefeelings, ppseand ppsebehaviors ppseare ppsenot ppsereflective ppseof ppsethe ppseDSM-5
ppsecriteria.
2. When ppsemaladaptive ppseresponses ppseto ppsestress ppseare ppsecoupled ppsewith
ppseinterference ppsein ppsedaily ppsefunctioning.
3. When ppsea ppseclient ppsecommunicates ppsesignificant ppsedistress.
4. When ppsea ppseclient ppseuses ppsedefense ppsemechanisms ppseas ppseego ppseprotection.
3. A ppseclient ppsehas ppsebeen ppsegiven ppsea ppsediagnosis ppseof ppsehuman ppseimmunodeficiency ppsevirus ppse(HIV).
ppseWhich ppsestatement ppsemade ppseby ppsethe ppseclient ppsedoes ppseth NeUnR urS
seIrN
ecGoTgnBi.zeCaOsppseMt h e
ppsebargaining ppsestage ppseof ppsegrief?
1. ―I ppsehate ppsemy ppsepartner ppsefor ppsegiving ppseme ppsethis ppsedisease ppseI ppsewill ppsedie ppsefrom!‖
2. ―If ppseI ppsedon‘t ppsedo ppseintravenous ppse(IV) ppsedrugs ppseanymore, ppseGod ppsewon‘t ppselet ppseme ppsedie.‖
3. ―I ppseam ppsegoing ppseto ppsesupport ppsegroups ppseand ppselearn ppsemore ppseabout ppsethe ppsedisease.‖
4. ―Can ppseyou ppseplease ppsere-draw ppsethe ppsetest ppseresults, ppseI ppsethink ppsethey ppsemay ppsebe ppsewrong?‖
4. A ppsenurse ppsenotes ppsethat ppsea ppseclient ppseis ppseextremely ppsewithdrawn, ppsedelusional, ppseand
ppseemotionally ppseexhausted. ppseThe ppsenurse ppseassesses ppsethe ppseclient‘s ppseanxiety ppseas ppsewhich
ppselevel?
1. Mild ppseanxiety
2. Moderate ppseanxiety
3. Severe ppseanxiety
4. Panic ppseanxiety
5. A ppsepsychiatric ppsenurse ppseintern ppsestates, ppse―This ppseclient‘s ppseuse ppseof ppsedefense ppsemechanisms
ppseshould ppsebe ppseeliminated.‖ ppseWhich ppseis ppsea ppsecorrect ppseevaluation ppseof ppsethis ppsenurse‘s
ppsestatement?
1. Defense ppsemechanisms ppsecan ppsebe ppseappropriate ppseresponses ppseto ppsestress
, ppseand ppseneed ppsenot ppsebe ppseeliminated.
2. Defense ppsemechanisms ppseare ppsea ppsemaladaptive ppseattempt ppseof ppsethe ppseego ppseto
ppsemanage ppseanxiety ppseand ppseshould ppsealways ppsebe ppseeliminated.
, 6. During ppsean ppseintake ppseassessment, ppsea ppsenurse ppseasks ppseboth ppsephysiological ppseand ppsepsychosocial
ppsequestions. ppseThe ppseclient ppseangrily ppseresponds, ppse―I‘m ppsehere ppsefor ppsemy ppseheart, ppsenot ppsemy ppsehead
ppseproblems.‖ ppseWhich ppseis ppsethe ppsenurse‘s ppsebest ppseresponse?
1. ―It ppseis ppsejust ppsea ppseroutine ppsepart ppseof ppseour ppseassessment. ppseAll ppseclients ppseare
ppseasked ppsethese ppsesame ppsequestions.‖
2. ―Why ppseare ppseyou ppseconcerned ppseabout ppsethese ppsetypes ppseof ppsequestions?‖
3. ―Psychological ppsefactors, ppselike ppseexcessive ppsestress, ppsehave ppsebeen ppsefound ppseto
ppseaffect ppsemedical ppseconditions.‖
4. ―We ppsecan ppseskip ppsethese ppsequestions, ppseif ppseyou ppselike. ppseIt ppseisn‘t ppseimperative ppsethat
ppsewe ppsecomplete ppsethis ppsesection.‖
7. A ppseclient ppsewho ppseis ppsebeing ppsetreated ppsefor ppsechronic ppsekidney ppsedisease ppsecomplains ppseto ppsethe
ppsehealth-care ppseprovider ppsethat ppsehe ppsedoes ppsenot ppselike ppsethe ppsefood ppseavailable ppseto ppsehim ppsewhile
ppsehospitalized. ppseThe ppsehealth-care ppseprovider ppseinsists ppsethat ppsethe ppseclient ppsestrictly ppseadhere ppseto
ppsethe ppsediet ppseplan. ppseWhat ppseaction ppsecan ppsebe ppseexpected ppseis ppsethe ppseclient ppseuses ppsethe ppsedefense
ppsemechanism ppseof ppsedisplacement?
1. The ppseclient ppseassertively ppseconfronts ppsethe ppsehealth-care ppseprovider.
2. The ppseclient ppseinsists ppseon ppsebeing ppsedischarged ppseand ppsegoes ppsefor ppsea ppselong, ppsebrisk ppsewalk.
3. The ppseclient ppsesnaps ppseat ppsethe ppsenurse ppseand ppsecriticizes ppsethe ppsenursing ppsecare ppseprovided.
4. The ppseclient ppsehides ppsehis ppseanger ppseby ppseexplaining ppsethe ppselogical ppsereasoning
ppsefor ppsethe ppsediet ppseto ppsehis ppsespouse.
8.
A ppsefourth-grade ppseboy ppseteases ppseand ppsemakes ppsejokes ppseabout ppsea ppsecute ppsegirl ppsein ppsehis ppseclass. ppseA
ppsenurse ppsewould ppserecognize ppsethis ppsebehavior ppseas ppseindicative ppseof ppsewhich ppsedefense
ppsemechanism?
1. Displacement
2. Projection
3. Reaction ppseformation
4. Sublimation
9. ppse ppse Which ppsenursing ppsestatement ppseregarding ppsethe ppseconcept ppseof ppsepsychosis ppseis ppsemost
accurate?
ppse
1. Individuals ppseexperiencing ppsepsychoses ppseare ppseaware ppsethat ppsetheir ppsebehaviors ppseare
ppsemaladaptive.
2. Individuals ppseexperiencing ppsepsychoses ppseexperience ppselittle ppsedistress.
3. Individuals ppseexperiencing ppsepsychoses ppseare ppseaware ppseof ppseexperiencing
ppsepsychological ppseproblems.
4. Individuals ppseexperiencing ppsepsychoses ppseare ppsebased ppsein ppsereality.
p p s e 10. p p s e When ppseunder ppsestress, ppsea ppseclient ppseroutinely ppseuses ppsealcohol ppseto ppseexcess. ppseWhen
ppsethe ppseclient‘s ppsehusband ppsefinds ppseher ppsedrunk, ppsethe ppsehusband ppseyells ppseat ppsethe ppseclient
ppseabout ppseher ppsechronic ppsealcohol ppseabuse. ppseWhich ppseaction ppsealerts ppsethe ppsenurse ppseto ppsethe
ppseclient‘s ppseuse ppseof ppsethe ppsedefense ppsemechanism ppseof ppsedenial?
1. The ppseclient ppsehides ppseliquor ppsebottles ppsein ppsea ppsecloset.
2. The ppseclient ppseyells ppseat ppseher ppseson ppsefor ppseslouching ppsein ppsehis ppsechair.
3. The ppseclient ppseburns ppsedinner ppseon ppsepurpose.
4. The ppseclient ppsesays ppseto ppsethe ppsespouse, ppse―I ppsedon‘t ppsedrink ppsetoo ppsemuch!‖
p p s e 11. ppseDevastated ppseby ppsea ppsedivorce ppsefrom ppsean ppseabusive ppsehusband, ppsea ppsewife ppsecompletes
ppsegrief ppsecounseling. ppseWhich ppsestatement ppseby ppsethe ppsewife ppsewould ppseindicate ppseto ppsea ppsenurse
ppsethat ppsethe ppseclient ppseis ppsein ppsethe ppseacceptance ppsestage ppseof ppsegrief?
1. ―If ppseonly ppsewe ppsecould ppsehave ppsetried ppseagain, ppsethings ppsemight ppsehave ppseworked ppseout.‖
ppse ppse ppse ppse ppse ppse
Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
ppse ppse ppse ppse ppse ppse
9th Edition Karyn Morgan
ppse ppse ppse ppse
TEST BANK ppse
,Chapter 1: Mental Health and Mental Illness
ppse ppse ppse ppse ppse ppse
Multiple ppseChoice
Identify ppsethe ppsechoice ppsethat ppsebest ppsecompletes ppsethe ppsestatement ppseor ppseanswers ppsethe ppsequestion.
1. A ppsenurse ppseis ppseassessing ppsea ppseclient ppsewho ppseexperiences ppseoccasional ppsefeelings ppseof ppsesadness
ppsebecause ppseof ppsethe ppserecent ppsedeath ppseof ppsea ppsebeloved ppsepet. ppseThe ppseclient‘s ppseappetite, ppsesleep
ppsepatterns, ppseand ppsedaily ppseroutine ppsehave ppsenot ppsechanged. ppseHow ppsewould ppsethe ppsenurse
ppseinterpret ppsethe ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors?
1. The ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors ppsedemonstrate ppsemental ppseillness ppsein ppsethe ppseform ppseof ppsedepression.
2. The ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors ppseare ppseinappropriate, ppsewhich ppseindicates ppsethe
ppsepresence ppseof ppsemental ppseillness.
3. The ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors ppseare ppsenot ppsecongruent ppsewith ppsecultural ppsenorms.
4. The ppseclient‘s ppsebehaviors ppsedemonstrate ppseno ppsefunctional ppseimpairment, ppseindicating
ppseno ppsemental ppseillness.
2. At ppsewhich ppsepoint ppsewould ppsethe ppsenurse ppsedetermine ppsethat ppsea ppseclient ppseis ppseat ppserisk ppsefor
ppsedeveloping ppsea ppsemental ppseillness?
1. When ppsethoughts, ppsefeelings, ppseand ppsebehaviors ppseare ppsenot ppsereflective ppseof ppsethe ppseDSM-5
ppsecriteria.
2. When ppsemaladaptive ppseresponses ppseto ppsestress ppseare ppsecoupled ppsewith
ppseinterference ppsein ppsedaily ppsefunctioning.
3. When ppsea ppseclient ppsecommunicates ppsesignificant ppsedistress.
4. When ppsea ppseclient ppseuses ppsedefense ppsemechanisms ppseas ppseego ppseprotection.
3. A ppseclient ppsehas ppsebeen ppsegiven ppsea ppsediagnosis ppseof ppsehuman ppseimmunodeficiency ppsevirus ppse(HIV).
ppseWhich ppsestatement ppsemade ppseby ppsethe ppseclient ppsedoes ppseth NeUnR urS
seIrN
ecGoTgnBi.zeCaOsppseMt h e
ppsebargaining ppsestage ppseof ppsegrief?
1. ―I ppsehate ppsemy ppsepartner ppsefor ppsegiving ppseme ppsethis ppsedisease ppseI ppsewill ppsedie ppsefrom!‖
2. ―If ppseI ppsedon‘t ppsedo ppseintravenous ppse(IV) ppsedrugs ppseanymore, ppseGod ppsewon‘t ppselet ppseme ppsedie.‖
3. ―I ppseam ppsegoing ppseto ppsesupport ppsegroups ppseand ppselearn ppsemore ppseabout ppsethe ppsedisease.‖
4. ―Can ppseyou ppseplease ppsere-draw ppsethe ppsetest ppseresults, ppseI ppsethink ppsethey ppsemay ppsebe ppsewrong?‖
4. A ppsenurse ppsenotes ppsethat ppsea ppseclient ppseis ppseextremely ppsewithdrawn, ppsedelusional, ppseand
ppseemotionally ppseexhausted. ppseThe ppsenurse ppseassesses ppsethe ppseclient‘s ppseanxiety ppseas ppsewhich
ppselevel?
1. Mild ppseanxiety
2. Moderate ppseanxiety
3. Severe ppseanxiety
4. Panic ppseanxiety
5. A ppsepsychiatric ppsenurse ppseintern ppsestates, ppse―This ppseclient‘s ppseuse ppseof ppsedefense ppsemechanisms
ppseshould ppsebe ppseeliminated.‖ ppseWhich ppseis ppsea ppsecorrect ppseevaluation ppseof ppsethis ppsenurse‘s
ppsestatement?
1. Defense ppsemechanisms ppsecan ppsebe ppseappropriate ppseresponses ppseto ppsestress
, ppseand ppseneed ppsenot ppsebe ppseeliminated.
2. Defense ppsemechanisms ppseare ppsea ppsemaladaptive ppseattempt ppseof ppsethe ppseego ppseto
ppsemanage ppseanxiety ppseand ppseshould ppsealways ppsebe ppseeliminated.
, 6. During ppsean ppseintake ppseassessment, ppsea ppsenurse ppseasks ppseboth ppsephysiological ppseand ppsepsychosocial
ppsequestions. ppseThe ppseclient ppseangrily ppseresponds, ppse―I‘m ppsehere ppsefor ppsemy ppseheart, ppsenot ppsemy ppsehead
ppseproblems.‖ ppseWhich ppseis ppsethe ppsenurse‘s ppsebest ppseresponse?
1. ―It ppseis ppsejust ppsea ppseroutine ppsepart ppseof ppseour ppseassessment. ppseAll ppseclients ppseare
ppseasked ppsethese ppsesame ppsequestions.‖
2. ―Why ppseare ppseyou ppseconcerned ppseabout ppsethese ppsetypes ppseof ppsequestions?‖
3. ―Psychological ppsefactors, ppselike ppseexcessive ppsestress, ppsehave ppsebeen ppsefound ppseto
ppseaffect ppsemedical ppseconditions.‖
4. ―We ppsecan ppseskip ppsethese ppsequestions, ppseif ppseyou ppselike. ppseIt ppseisn‘t ppseimperative ppsethat
ppsewe ppsecomplete ppsethis ppsesection.‖
7. A ppseclient ppsewho ppseis ppsebeing ppsetreated ppsefor ppsechronic ppsekidney ppsedisease ppsecomplains ppseto ppsethe
ppsehealth-care ppseprovider ppsethat ppsehe ppsedoes ppsenot ppselike ppsethe ppsefood ppseavailable ppseto ppsehim ppsewhile
ppsehospitalized. ppseThe ppsehealth-care ppseprovider ppseinsists ppsethat ppsethe ppseclient ppsestrictly ppseadhere ppseto
ppsethe ppsediet ppseplan. ppseWhat ppseaction ppsecan ppsebe ppseexpected ppseis ppsethe ppseclient ppseuses ppsethe ppsedefense
ppsemechanism ppseof ppsedisplacement?
1. The ppseclient ppseassertively ppseconfronts ppsethe ppsehealth-care ppseprovider.
2. The ppseclient ppseinsists ppseon ppsebeing ppsedischarged ppseand ppsegoes ppsefor ppsea ppselong, ppsebrisk ppsewalk.
3. The ppseclient ppsesnaps ppseat ppsethe ppsenurse ppseand ppsecriticizes ppsethe ppsenursing ppsecare ppseprovided.
4. The ppseclient ppsehides ppsehis ppseanger ppseby ppseexplaining ppsethe ppselogical ppsereasoning
ppsefor ppsethe ppsediet ppseto ppsehis ppsespouse.
8.
A ppsefourth-grade ppseboy ppseteases ppseand ppsemakes ppsejokes ppseabout ppsea ppsecute ppsegirl ppsein ppsehis ppseclass. ppseA
ppsenurse ppsewould ppserecognize ppsethis ppsebehavior ppseas ppseindicative ppseof ppsewhich ppsedefense
ppsemechanism?
1. Displacement
2. Projection
3. Reaction ppseformation
4. Sublimation
9. ppse ppse Which ppsenursing ppsestatement ppseregarding ppsethe ppseconcept ppseof ppsepsychosis ppseis ppsemost
accurate?
ppse
1. Individuals ppseexperiencing ppsepsychoses ppseare ppseaware ppsethat ppsetheir ppsebehaviors ppseare
ppsemaladaptive.
2. Individuals ppseexperiencing ppsepsychoses ppseexperience ppselittle ppsedistress.
3. Individuals ppseexperiencing ppsepsychoses ppseare ppseaware ppseof ppseexperiencing
ppsepsychological ppseproblems.
4. Individuals ppseexperiencing ppsepsychoses ppseare ppsebased ppsein ppsereality.
p p s e 10. p p s e When ppseunder ppsestress, ppsea ppseclient ppseroutinely ppseuses ppsealcohol ppseto ppseexcess. ppseWhen
ppsethe ppseclient‘s ppsehusband ppsefinds ppseher ppsedrunk, ppsethe ppsehusband ppseyells ppseat ppsethe ppseclient
ppseabout ppseher ppsechronic ppsealcohol ppseabuse. ppseWhich ppseaction ppsealerts ppsethe ppsenurse ppseto ppsethe
ppseclient‘s ppseuse ppseof ppsethe ppsedefense ppsemechanism ppseof ppsedenial?
1. The ppseclient ppsehides ppseliquor ppsebottles ppsein ppsea ppsecloset.
2. The ppseclient ppseyells ppseat ppseher ppseson ppsefor ppseslouching ppsein ppsehis ppsechair.
3. The ppseclient ppseburns ppsedinner ppseon ppsepurpose.
4. The ppseclient ppsesays ppseto ppsethe ppsespouse, ppse―I ppsedon‘t ppsedrink ppsetoo ppsemuch!‖
p p s e 11. ppseDevastated ppseby ppsea ppsedivorce ppsefrom ppsean ppseabusive ppsehusband, ppsea ppsewife ppsecompletes
ppsegrief ppsecounseling. ppseWhich ppsestatement ppseby ppsethe ppsewife ppsewould ppseindicate ppseto ppsea ppsenurse
ppsethat ppsethe ppseclient ppseis ppsein ppsethe ppseacceptance ppsestage ppseof ppsegrief?
1. ―If ppseonly ppsewe ppsecould ppsehave ppsetried ppseagain, ppsethings ppsemight ppsehave ppseworked ppseout.‖
