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there are practical limits to consider:
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sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
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n a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
there are practical limits to consider:
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card results in a player Practice
being
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football (soccer) match,about
a team thecan
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multiple health carebut
cards, and are discussing the
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final report of the Joint
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card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
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on Mental can receive multiple
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that sanctions a team can receive
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approach?
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on they
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1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
ANS: B sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
Feedback: a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
The American Nurses Association’s
In a football (soccer) Statement
match, aonteam Psychiatric
can receiveNursing Practice
multiple (1967)
red cards, butofficially sanctioned a
holistic approach to nursing
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are practical the firstto time. The roots of this contemporary psychiatric–mental health
consider:
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card Nursing,in awhich
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and they a family
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be replaced. receives psychoanalytic theory
focused on personality development
a red card, and theyunconscious
must continue motivations for drives.
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player.
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National
but Committee for Mental
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PTS: 1 REF: 2–3,
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Modern Nursing
cannot Perspectives
be replaced. If a team receives
OBJ: 2 NAT: Client
a red card,Needs:
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sent is preparing
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player.
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sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
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there are practical limits to consider:
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
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n a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
there are practical limits to consider:
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Feedback: In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
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II, mental illness limits to consider:
was beginning to be seen as a problem that could happen to anyone. Many
“normal” people who volunteered for service
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related to their wartime experiences. theybiologic
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understanding with one fewer
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NAT: Client Needs: Health Promotion and Maintenance must continue playing with one fewer player.
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4. A nurse is presenting a discussion thethe
field, and they
history cannot be replaced.
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nursing history. Which would be most appropriate to include?continue playing with one fewer player.
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football (soccer) match,
psychiatric–mental a team
health can receive
nursing specialtymultiple redemphasized
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program one
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students
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first training school for psychiatric nursing. a team can receive multiple red cards, but
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1. Individual
publication of psychiatric nursingRed Cards:
specialty Each red card results in a player being
journals.
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ANS: C a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
Feedback: In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
In 1882, the first training
there areschool for psychiatric
practical nursing was established at the McLean Asylum by E. Cowles;
limits to consider:
this was also the first nursing programRed
1. Individual to admit
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red card results inpsychiatric–mental
a player being health nursing role
development. Unfortunately, sentdeinstitutionalization
off the field, and theyfailed.cannotHildegard E. Peplau
be replaced. If a team wasreceives
responsible for establishing
the first graduate program ainred psychiatric–mental health nursing,
card, they must continue playingin 1954.
with onePublication
fewer player. of journals soon followed,
beginning in the 1960s.
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PTS: 1 REF:
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Individual History
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red card, they must continue playing with BLM:
one Cognitive
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there are practical limits to consider:
5. When reviewing the evolution of mental
1. Individual Redhealth
Cards:andEach
illness
redcare,
cardwhich
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beginning to be viewed as sent illnesses requiring treatment?
off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
A) Establishment of Pennsylvania
a red card,Hospital
they mustin Philadelphia
continue playing with one fewer player.
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In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
C) Creation of the stateare
there hospital
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D) Freud’s views on the causes
1. Individual of mental
Red illnesses
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a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
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In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
there are practical limits to consider:
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
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there are practical limits to consider:
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
there are practical limits to consider:
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.

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I
n a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
there are practical limits to consider:
Mental disorders began to be viewed as illnesses with the establishment of Pennsylvania Hospital, the first
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
institution in the United States to receive those with mental disorders for treatment and cure. The Quaker
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
establishment of asylums reflected the impetus toward moral treatment. Dorothea L. Dix advocated for the
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
humane treatment of clients with mental illness with the creation of state hospitals. Freud believed that the
In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
primary causes of mental illnesses were psychological and a result of disturbed personality development and
there are practical limits to consider:
faulty parenting.
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
PTS: 1 REF: 5, Table 1.1 Premoral Treatment Era
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
OBJ: 2 NAT: Client Needs: Psychosocial Integrity
In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
KEY: Integrated Process: Nursing Process BLM: Cognitive Level: Apply
there are practical limits to consider:
NOT: Multiple Choice
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
6. A psychiatric–mental health nurse is working on a committee that is developing programs that integrate the
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
objectives for mental health and mental disorders, as identified in Healthy People 2030. Which type of program
In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
would be least appropriate?
there are practical limits to consider:
A) Single substance abuse treatment programs
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
B) Depression-screening programs for primary care providers
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
C) Mental health programs for the homeless population
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
D) Employment programs for those with serious mental illness
In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
ANS: A there are practical limits to consider:
Feedback: 1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
The objectives of Healthy sent Peopleoff 2030
the field, and the
identify theyneed
cannot be replaced.
to increase If a team receives
the proportion of persons with co-occurring
substance abuse and mental a red card, they
disorders must continue
receiving treatmentplaying
for bothwith one fewer
disorders. player.
Thus, single substance abuse
In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red
treatment programs would be least beneficial. The objectives call for an increase in depressioncards, but screening by
there are practical limits to consider:
primary care providers, an increase in the proportion of homeless adults with mental health problems who
1. Individual
receive mental health treatment, and anRed Cards:
increase in Each red card results
the proportion in a player
of persons being mental illness who are
with serious
employed. sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
PTS: 1 In a REF:
football10,(soccer)
National match,
Mental a team canObjectives
Health receive multiple red cards, but
OBJ: 5 there are practical limits to consider:
NAT: Client Needs: Psychosocial Integrity
KEY: Integrated Process: 1. Individual
Nursing ProcessRed Cards: Each red card results BLM:inCognitive
a player being
Level: Analyze
NOT: Multiple Choice sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
7. The following eventsIn a are
football (soccer)
important match,
in the a team can
development of receive multiple redhealth
psychiatric–mental cards, nursing
but practice. Which
there are practical limits to consider:
event occurred first?
1. Individual
A) Publication of Standards Red Cards: Each
of Psychiatric-Mental redNursing
Health card results in aANA
by the player being
B) Publication of Standards of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric and Mentalteam
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a receives
Health Nursing
Practice a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
C) EstablishmentInofathe football (soccer) program
first graduate match, a in team can receive
psychiatric multiple
nursing red cards,
at Rutgers but
University
D) Publication ofthere are psychiatric
the first practical limits to consider:
nursing text, Nursing Mental Disease, by Harriet Bailey
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
ANS: D sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
Feedback: a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
In 1920, the first psychiatric
In a football nursing
(soccer) text was published.
match, a team canInreceive
1954, the first graduate
multiple program
red cards, but in psychiatric
nursing was established. In 1967, the ANA published
there are practical limits to consider: the Standards of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing. In
1985, the Standards of1.Child and Adolescent Psychiatric and Mental Health
Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player beingNursing Practice was published.
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
PTS: 1 REF: 2, card,
a red EarlytheyFounders
must continue playing with OBJ:one2 fewer player.
NAT: Client Needs: In aSafe, Effective
football (soccer)Care Environment:
match, a team canManagement of Care
receive multiple red cards, but
KEY: Integrated Process:
there areTeaching/Learning
practical limits to consider: BLM: Cognitive Level: Remember
NOT: Multiple Choice1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
there are practical limits to consider:
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives
a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.
In a football (soccer) match, a team can receive multiple red cards, but
there are practical limits to consider:
1. Individual Red Cards: Each red card results in a player being
sent off the field, and they cannot be replaced. If a team receives

a red card, they must continue playing with one fewer player.

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