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TEST BANK
THE PSYCHIATRIC INTERVIEW
4th edition by Daniel J. Carlat
All chapters covered

,TheqPsychiatricqInterviewq4thqEditionqCarlatqTestqBankq (Chapterq 1-
Chapterq 3)

Chapterq1:qTheq Initialq Interview:q Aq Preview
Chapterq 2:q Logisticq Preparations:q Whatq toDoqBeforeqtheqInterview
Chapterq 3:q Theq Therapeuticq Alliance:q Whatq Itq Is,q Whyq It'sq Important,q andq Howq toq Establishq It

MULTIPLEqCHOICE

1. Whichq outcome,q focusedq onq recovery,q wouldq beq expectedq inq theq planq ofq careq forq aq patientq
livingq inq theq communityq andq diagnosedq withq seriousq andq persistentq mentalq illness?q Withinq 3q
months,qtheqpatientqwill:
a. denyqsuicidalq ideation.
b. reportqaqsenseqofqwell-being.
c. takeq medicationsq asq prescribed.
d. attendq clinicq appointmentsq onq time
.q ANS:qB
Recoveryq emphasizesq managingq symptoms,q reducingq psychosocialq disability,q andq improvingq roleq p
erformance.q Theq goalq ofqrecoveryqisq toq empowerq theq individualq withq mentalq illnessq toq achieveq aq sen
seq ofq meaningq andq satisfactionq inq lifeq andq toq functionq atq theq highestq possibleq levelq ofqwellness.q Theqi
ncorrectqoptionsqfocusqonqtheqclassicq medicalqmodelqratherqthanqrecovery.




2. Aq patientq isq hospitalizedq forq depressionq andq suicidalq ideationq afterq theirq spouseq asksq forq a
q divorce.qSelectqtheqnursesqmostqcaringqcomment.
a. Letsq discussq someq meansq ofq copingq otherq thanq suicideq whenq youq haveq theseq feelings.
b. Iq understandq whyq youreq soq depressed.q Whenq Iq gotq divorced,q Iqwasq devastatedq too.
c. Youq shouldq forgetq aboutq yourq marriageq andq moveq onq withq yourq life.
d. Howq didq youq getq soq depressedq thatq hospitalizationq wasq necessary?
q ANS:qA
Theq nursesq communicationq shouldq evidenceq caringqandq aq commitmentq toq workq withq theq patient.q Thi
sq commitmentq letsq theq patientq knowq theq nurseq willq help.q Probingq andq adviceq areq notq helpfulq orq thera
peuticqinterventions.

3. Inq theq shift-changeq report,q anq off-
goingq nurseq criticizesq aq patientq whoq wearsq heavyq makeup.q Whichq commentq byqtheqnurseq whoqr
eceivesq theqreportqbestq demonstratesqadvocacy?
a. Thisq isq aq psychiatricq hospital.q Crazinessq isq whatq weq areq allq about.
b. Letsq allq showq acceptanceq ofq thisq patientq byqwearingq lotsq ofq makeupq too.

,c. Yourq commentsq areq inconsiderateq andq inappropriate.q Keepq theq reportq objective.
d. Ourq patientsq needq ourq helpq toq learnq behaviorsq thatqwillq helpq themq getq alongqinq society.q
ANS:qD
Acceptingqpatientsq needsq forqself-
expressionq andq seekingq toqteachqskillsq thatq willq contributeq toq theirq well-
beingq demonstrateq respectq andq areq importantq partsq ofq advocacy.q Theq on-
comingq nurseq needsq toq takeq actionq toq ensureq thatq othersq areq notq prejudicedq againstq theq patient.q
Humorq canq beq appropriateqwithinq theq privacyqofqaqshiftq reportq butqnotq atqtheqexpenseq ofqrespectqf
orqpatients.
Judgingq theq off-
goingq nurseq inq aq criticalq wayq willq createq conflict.q Nursesq mustq showq compassionq forqeachqother.




4. Aq nurseq assessesq aq newlyq admittedq patientq diagnosedq withq majorq depressiveq disorder.q Which
q statementqisqanqexampleqofqattending?
a. Weq allq haveqstressq inq life.qBeingqinq aq psychiatricq hospitalq isntq theq endq ofq theq world.
b. Tellq meq whyq youq feltq youq hadq toq beq hospitalizedq toq receiveq treatmentq forq yourq depression.
c. Youq willq feelq betterq afterqweq getq someq antidepressantq medicationq startedq forq you.
d. Idq likeq toq sitq withq youq aq whileqsoq youq mayq feelq moreq comfortableq talkingqwithqme.q A
NS:qD
Attendingq isq aq techniqueq thatq demonstratesq theq nursesq commitmentq toq theq relationshipq andq redu
cesq feelingsq ofq isolation.q Thisq techniqueq showsq respectq forq theq patientq andq demonstratesq caring.
q Generalizations,qprobing,qandqfalseqreassurancesqareqnon-therapeutic.




5. Aq patientqshowsq theqnurseqanqarticleq fromq theqInternetq aboutqaqhealthq problem.qWhichq chara
cteristicq ofq theq webq sitesq addressq mostqalertsq theq nurseq thatq theq siteq mayqhaveq biasedq andq pre
judicedqinformation?
a. Addressqendsq inq .org.
b. Addressqendsq inq .com.
c. Addressqendsq inq .gov.
d. Addressq endsq inq .net.
q ANS:qB
Financialq influencesq onqaqsiteqareq aqclueq thatq theqinformationq mayqbeq biased.q .comqatq theqendqofq t
heq addressq indicatesq thatq theq siteq isqaq commercialq one.q .govq indicatesq thatq theq siteq isq maintained
q byqaq governmentq entity.q .orgqindicatesq thatq theq siteq isqnonproprietary;q theq siteqmayqorq mayqnotq h
aveq reliableqinformation,q butq itq doesqnotq profitqfromqitsqactivities.q.netq canq haveqmultiple

, meanings.




6. Aqnurseq says,q Whenq Iqwasq inqschool,q Iqlearnedqtoqcallqupsetqpatientsq byqnameq toqgetq theirq attentio
n;q however,q Iq readq aq descriptiveq researchq studyq thatq saysq thatq thisq approachq doesq notq work.q Iqplanq
toqstopqcallingqpatientsq byqname.qWhichqstatementqisq theq bestqappraisalqofqthisqnursesq comment?
a. Oneq descriptiveq researchq studyq rarelyq providesq enoughq evidenceq toq changeq practice.
b. Staffq nursesq applyqnewq researchq findingsq onlyqwithq theq helpq fromq clinicalqnurseq specialists.
c. Newq researchq findingsq shouldq beq incorporatedq intoq clinicalq algorithmsq beforeq usingq themq inq
practice.
d. Theq nurseq misinterpretedq theq resultsq ofq theq study.q Classicq tenetsq ofq practiceq doq notq change
.q ANS:qA
Descriptiveq researchq findingsq provideq evidenceq forq practiceq butq mustq beqviewedq inqrelationq toq oth
erq studiesq beforeq practiceq changes.q Oneq studyqisq notq enough.q Descriptiveq studiesq areq lowq onq theq
hierarchyqofq evidence.qClinicalq algorithmsq useq flowq chartsq toq manageq problemsq andq doq notq speci
fyq oneq responseq toq aq clinicalq problem.q Classicq tenetsq ofq practiceq shouldq changeq asq researchq find
ingsqprovideqevidenceqforqchange.




7. Twoqnursingqstudentsq discussqcareerq plansqafterq graduation.q Oneqstudentq wantsqtoqenterq psych
iatricq nursing.q Theq otherq studentq asks,q Whyq wouldq youq wantq toq beq aq psychiatricq nurse?q Allq theyqd
oqisq talk.qYouq willq loseq yourqskills.qSelectq theqbestqresponseq byqtheqstudentqinterestedqinq psychiatr
icqnursing.
a. Psychiatricq nursesq practiceq inq saferq environmentsq thanq otherq specialties.q Nurse-to-
patientq ratiosq mustqbeqbetterqbecauseqofqtheqnatureqofqpatientsqproblems.
b. Psychiatricq nursesq useq complexq communicationq skills,q asq wellq asq criticalq thinking,q toq solveq
multidimensionalqproblems.qImqchallengedqbyqthoseqsituations.
c. Iqthinkq Iqwillq beqgoodq inq theq mentalqhealthqfield.q Iqdoq notq likeqclinicalqrotationsq inqschool,qsoq Iq d
oqnotqwantqtoqcontinueqthemqafterqIqgraduate.
d. Psychiatricq nursesq doq notqhaveq toq dealq withq asq muchq painq andq sufferingq asq medicalq surgical
q nurses.qThatqappealsqtoqme.
ANS:q B
Theq practiceq ofq psychiatricq nursingq requiresq aq differentq setq ofq skillsq thanq medicalq surgicalq nursing,q
althoughqsubstantialq overlapq doesqexist.q Psychiatricq nursesq mustq beqableq toqhelpq patientsq withq me
dicalq andq mentalq healthq problems,q reflectingq theqholisticq perspectiveq theseqnursesq mustq have.

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