46)A client presents to the ED with a flat affect and disheveled appearance. The nurse objectively can see that the client has experienced an

Question Answered step-by-step 46) A client presents to the ED with a flat affect and disheveledappearance. The nurse objectively can see that the client has experienced an adventitious crisis. Which of the following are examples of adventitious crises? Select all that apply. 1) Violent crimes2) Natural disasters3) Death of a loved one4) Leaving home for the first time5) War 47) The nurse is working with a client who has a history of inflicting spousal abuse. Although the nurse does condone domestic violence, the nurse treats the client with unconditional positive regard through which of the following? 1) The client is still viewed as someone worthy of respect and assistance2) The nurse tries to understand the feelings that might have to violent behavior3) The nurse uses honest emotional expression in relating to client4) The nurse relates to the client as if he were her own spouse. 48) A nurse would include which of the following factors in a cultural assessment? 1) Socio/economic class2) Time orientation3) Level of education4) Communication5) Biologic variations 49) A client who had been in a substance abuse treatment program asks the nurse for a date after the client is discharged. The nurse talks to the client about the importance of a therapeutic relationship and its characteristics. The nurse is using which of the following techniques?31) Letting the client down gently2) Reprimanding the client3) Defining therapy4) Defining boundaries 50) Which of the following are physiologic/self-care-considerations accused during an initial interview? Select all that apply. 1) Personal view of self2) Compliance with prescribed medications3) Sleep patterns4) Health problems5) Eating habits 51) Which of the following is most influential in determining health beliefs and practices? 1) All the above are equally influential.2) Interpersonal factors3) Cultural factors.4) Individual factors. 52) Which of the following statements about neurotransmitters is accurate? Select all that apply. 1) Modern brain imaging techniques can demonstrate which neurotransmitters are responsible for certain illnesses 2) The proportion of neurotransmitters does not play a role in the relay of messages.3) They play a role in psychiatric illnesses and psychotropic medications4) They are either excitatory or inhibitory.5) They are chemical substances that aid in the transmissions of information throughout the body. 53) Which of the following is an objective of healthy people 2020? 1) Increase the employment for those with serious mental illness.2) Increase the use of antipsychotic medication to treat mental illness3) The deinstitutionalization of state psychiatric hospitals4) Decrease the number of people identified, diagnosed and treated for mental illness. 54) When the nurse asks the client to restate “A stitch in time saves nine” In the client’s own words what is the nurse attempting to assess? 1) The client’s ability to use abstract thinking2) The client orientation3) The client’s memory4) The client’s ability to concentrate 55) In which level of anxiety may a person learn a new behavior or solve problems only with the assistance of others? 1) Mild2) Panic3) Severe4) Moderate 56) During the initial interview with a client, the nurse begins to feel uncomfortable and realizes the client’s behaviors and mannerisms remind the nurse of the nurse’s abusive parent. The nurse concludes that the current situation represents which phenomenon?1) Denial.2) Reaction formation3) Transference4) Countertransference 57) The DSM-5 classifications system includes which of the following categories? 1) Major psychiatric disorders, medical conditions, and psychosocial and environmental problems. 2) Major psychiatric disorders, personality disorders and intellectual disabilities3) Major psychiatric disorders, medical conditions, and the client’s Global Assessment functioning (GAF) score.4) Major psychiatric disorders, medical conditions and comorbid disorders such as addiction. 58) When developing a therapeutic relationship with a client which characteristic is most essential? 1) Genuineness 2) Confrontation 3) Giving advice4) Catharsis 59) When using therapeutic communication, the nurse should avoid which technique? 1) Reassuring2) Focusing3) Exploring4) Reflecting 60) 61) Which of the following assessments is included in a mental status Exam? Select all that apply. 1) Asking the client about their current roles2) Asking the client about previous coping strategies3) Drawing an analog clock4) Interpreting a common proverb5) Short-term memory recall. 62) A nurse has invited a client to sit down and have a conversation. The client takes the first seat. The nurse pulls up another chair to sit with the client. Approximately how far from the client should the nurse place her chair? 1) 1 to 2 feet2) 6 to 8 feet3) 8 to 10 feet4) 3 to 6 feet 63) While in the day room of the psychiatric unit, the nurse notices a client sitting quietly alone, eyes downcast, and looking sad. The nurse says to the client “You look like something is bothering you” Which pattern of knowing did the nurse use to respond to the client? 1) Aesthetic knowing2) Personal knowing3) Ethical knowing4) Empirical knowing 64) In regard to a client’s response to illness, spirituality would be considered which type of factor? 1) Cultural2) Individual3) Genetic4) Interpersonal 65) Which of the following statements about heredity studies and etiology of mental illness is accurate? Health Science Science Nursing MENTAL HEA NUR4445 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)