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,DOWNLOAD vTHE vTest vBank vfor vDavis vAdvantage vfor vPsychiatric
vMental
Townsend
Health vNursing v10th vEdition
v PMHN, vMorgan
v10e
Chapter v2 v-
vETB
Chapter v2. vMental vHealth vand vMental vIllness: vHistorical vand vTheoretical vConcepts




MULTIPLE vCHOICE



1. A vnurse vis vassessing va vclient vwho vis vexperiencing voccasional vfeelings vof vsadness
because vof vthe vrecent vdeath vof va vbeloved vpet. vThe vclient’s vappetite, vsleep vpatterns,
vand vdaily vroutine vhave vnot vchanged. vThe vnurse vdetermines vthe vclient’s vbehaviors:
1. Demonstrate vtypical vvariations vin vdaily vmood, vnot vmental villness
2. Are vclinically vsignificant vand vindicate vserious vmental villness
3. Are vincongruent vwith vcultural vnorms vand vindicate vmental villness
4. Show vcommon vsymptoms vof vgrief vand vdo vnot vindicate vmental villness

ANS: v4
Chapter: vChapter v2, vMental vHealth vand vMental vIllness: vHistorical vand vTheoretical
vConcepts
Objective: vDescribe vpsychological vadaptation vresponses vto vstress.
vPage: v20
Heading: vGrief
Integrated vProcesses: vNursing vProcess: vAssessment
vClient vNeed: vPsychosocial vIntegrity
Cognitive vLevel: vAnalysis v[Analyzing]
vConcept: vGrief vand vLoss
Difficulty: vModerate

Feedback
1. This vis vincorrect. vFeelings vof vsadness vare vnot va vtypical vaspect vof vdaily vmood
vvariations.
2. This vis vincorrect. vThese vsymptoms vare vnot vclinically vsignificant vfrom vthe
vperspective vof vmental villness. vThe vclient vdemonstrates va vcommon vgrief
vresponse.
3. This vis vincorrect. vFeelings vof vsadness vare vexpected vand vnormal vfollowing vthe
vloss vof va vpet. vThe vclient vdoes vnot vexhibit vsigns vof vmental villness, vas vdaily
vfunctioning vis vnot vimpaired.
4. This vis vcorrect. vFeelings vof vsadness vare vexpected vand vnormal vfollowing vthe vloss
vof va vpet. vThis vclient vdoes vnot vdemonstrate vchanges vin vdaily vfunction vbut vdoes
vdemonstrate vcommon vsymptoms vof vgrief.


CON: vGrief vand vLoss



2. Which vindicates va vclient vis vlikely vdemonstrating va vmental vdisorder?



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,DOWNLOAD vTHE vTest vBank vfor vDavis vAdvantage vfor vPsychiatric
vMental
Townsend
Health vNursing v10th vEdition
v PMHN, vMorgan
v10e
Chapter v2 v-
vETB
1. The vclient vexpresses vmild vanxiety vand vis veating vmore vthan vusual
vbefore van vexamination.
2. The vclient vdisplays van vinability vto vconcentrate, vincluding vreduced vjob vperformance.
3. The vclient vdescribes vengaging vin vfidgeting vbehavior vconsistently vover va vfew vdays.
4. The vclient vstates van vincrease vin vsmoking vover va vfew vdays vfrom v0.5 vto v1 vpack vper
vday.


ANS: v2
Chapter: vChapter v2, vMental vHealth vand vMental vIllness: vHistorical vand vTheoretical
vConcepts
Objective: vDefine vmental vhealth vand vmental villness.
Page: v14
Heading: vMental vIllness
Integrated vProcesses: vNursing vProcess: vAssessment
vClient vNeed: vPsychosocial vIntegrity
Cognitive vLevel: vApplication v[Applying]
vConcept: vStress
Difficulty: vModerate

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1. This vis vincorrect. vThe vclient vis vexpressing vnormal vbehaviors vrelated vto vmild
vanxiety vappropriate vto va vsituation, vin vthis vcase van vexamination. vMild vanxiety
vcan vbe vbeneficial vto vimprove vperformance.
2. This vis vcorrect. vThe vclient vis vunable vto vconcentrate, vand vjob vperformance vhas
vbeen vnegatively vimpacted. vThis vdemonstrates va vpossible vmental vdisorder.
3. This vis vincorrect. vFidgeting vbehavior vover va vshort-term vperiod vis va vcommon
vpsychological vadaptive vresponse vto vmild vanxiety. vThis vdoes vnot vsuggest va
vmental vdisorder.
4. This vis vincorrect. vSmoking vor vincreasing vsmoking vover va vfew vdays vis va
vcommon vresponse vto vstress vand vsuggests vmild vanxiety, vwhich vdoes vnot
vsuggest va vmental vdisorder.


CON: vStress



3. A vmental vhealth vnurse vis vspeaking vwith vparents vwho vare vconcerned vabout vtheir
vteenage vchildren’s vresponses vto vstress. vOne vchild vbecomes vanxious vand virritable
vand vthe vother
withdraws vand vcries. vWhich vis vthe vnurse’s vbest vresponse?
1. “Individual vresponses vto vstress vare vaffected vby vmany vfactors vand vcan vvary.”
2. “Children vfrom vthe vsame vfamily vshould vnot vreact vso vdifferently vto vstress.”
3. “Children vshould vhave vsimilar vdispositions vand vresponses vto vstress.”
4. “Environmental vfactors vinfluence vstress vresponses vmore vthan vgenetic vfactors.”

ANS: v1
Chapter: vChapter v2, vMental vHealth vand vMental vIllness: vHistorical vand vTheoretical
vConcepts



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, DOWNLOAD vTHE vTest vBank vfor vDavis vAdvantage vfor vPsychiatric
vMental
Townsend
Health vNursing v10th vEdition
v PMHN, vMorgan
v10e
Chapter v2 v-
vETB
Objective: vDescribe vpsychological vadaptation vresponses vto vstress.
vPage: v16
Heading: vPsychological vAdaptation vto vStress
v Integrated vProcesses: vNursing vProcess:
vImplementation vClient vNeed: vTeaching vand
vLearning
Cognitive vLevel: vApplication v[Applying]
vConcept: vStress
Difficulty: vModerate

Feedback
1. This vis vcorrect. vResponses vto vstress vare vvariable vamong vindividuals vand vmay vbe
vinfluenced vby vperception, vpast vexperiences, venvironmental vfactors, vand vgenetic
factors.
2. This vis vincorrect. vResponses vto vstress vvary vamong vindividuals; veven vthose vwithin
vthe vsame vfamily vwill vhave vdifferent vstress vresponses.
3. This vis vincorrect. vChildren, vlike vadults, vwill vdemonstrate vvarious vresponses vto
vstress, vdepending von vfactors vsuch vas venvironment, vpast vexperiences, vand
vperceptions.
4. This vis vincorrect. vResponses vto vstress vdepend von vgenetic vfactors, vperception, vpast
vexperiences, vand venvironmental vfactors.


CON: vStress



4. vThe vnurse vis vinterviewing va vclient vwith va vhistory vof vexcessive vdrinking vand
vmultiple varrests vfor vimpaired vdriving. vThe vclient vstates, v“I vwork vhard vto vprovide
vfor vmy vfamily. vI vdon’t vsee vwhy vI vcan’t vdrink vto vrelax.” vWhich vdefense
vmechanism vis vthe vclient vdemonstrating?
1. Projection
2. Rationalization
3. Regression
4. Sublimation

ANS: v2
Chapter: vChapter v2, vMental vHealth vand vMental vIllness: vHistorical vand vTheoretical
vConcepts
Objective: vCorrelate vadaptive vand vmaladaptive vresponses vto vthe vmental vhealth vand
vmental villness vcontinuum.
Page: v16
Heading: vAnxiety v> vBehavioral vAdaptation vResponses vto vAnxiety v> vTable v2–2,
vEgo vDefense vMechanisms
Integrated vProcesses: vNursing vProcess: vAssessment
vClient vNeed: vPsychosocial vIntegrity
Cognitive vLevel: vComprehension v[Understanding]
vConcept: vAddiction vand vBehaviors
Difficulty: vEasy

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