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PMHNP REVIEW EXAM - Theoretical Models Test Questions & Answers (Rated A+) PMHNP REVIEW EXAM - Theoretical Models Test Questions & Answers (Rated A+) Define sublimation - ANSWER - Channeling potentially maladaptive feelings into socially acceptable behavior. Define Suppression - ANSWER - Intentionally avoiding thinking about disturbing problems, wishes, feelings or experience Define Undoing - ANSWER - Using words or behavior to negate or to make amends symbolically for unacceptable tho...

Texas Penal Code Questions and Answers 100% Pass What does "intentionally" mean in a legal context? Purposefully or with a specific goal. How would you define "knowingly" in terms of criminal behavior? Being fully aware of the action or outcome. What does it mean to act "recklessly"? Acting with a conscious disregard for potential risks. What is "criminal negligence"? Failing to recognize a substantial and unjustifiable risk. What constitutes "bodily injury"? Ph...

CNA Exam 1 Review Latest 2024/2025 Questions and Answers 100% Solved Define abuse - An act or failure to act that intentionally or recklessly causes harm to a resident (W13) - Purposely causing physical, mental, or emotional pain or injury to someone (H13) Examples of proper phone etiquette (W23) 1. Identify your name + facility's name Be friendly + professional Ask if they are willing to be put on hold before being transferred Write down message & repeat back Ask for proper spelling...

Texas Penal Code Questions and Answers Already Passed Which objectives are outlined in §1.02 PC of the penal code? • ensure public safety, • define and categorize offenses, • set penalties, • direct and constrain discretion, • protect behavior, • clarify the scope of state involvement in law enforcement An action cannot be deemed a crime unless it is ________ by law, municipal ordinance, a county commissioner's court order, or rules established under lawful authority. (§...

Nursing 4- Mental Health Exam Questions with Complete Solutions 100% Pass elder abuse -Answer-the abuse or neglect of older family members the incidence of elder abuse is -Answer-climbing. Verified cases are becoming more prominent and more people are getting charged. elder abuse demographic -Answer-Avg age 77-78 more white than black more black than hispanics types of elder abuse -Answer-Physical abuse Sexual abuse Psychological or emotional Neglect Abandonment Financial or materia...

Crime class for damages of $500 or less (property crime) correct answers Class B misdemeanor Crime class for damages of $500 - $1,500 (property crime) correct answers Class A misdemeanor Crime class for damages of $1,500 - $5,000 (property crime) correct answers Third Degree Felony Crime class for damages of more than $5,000 (property crime) correct answers Second Degree Felony Define Arson correct answers Intentionally and unlawfully damage property w/ fire or explosives Define A...

Phlebotomy chapters 1-6 Exam Review 2024/2025 A+ Graded What is a venipunture? - ANS-Withdrawing a blood sample from the vein not artery What is a skinpunture - ANS-Puncturing a finger for a collection of capillary blood The term phlebotomist derived from? - ANS-The Greek word phlebo which means "cutting of the vein" Define (POC) - ANS-Point of care (related to bedside devices mobil clinics in home care/ ambulance) Potential job sites for phlebotomists? - ANS-Hospital (in patient) Physici...

Define emotional intelligence Intelligent use of emotions: you intentionally make your emotions work for you by using them to help guide your behavior and thinking in ways that will enhance your results What are the five primary aspects of emotional intelligence Self-awareness, managing emotions, self-motivation, empathy for others, and interpersonal skills Define appraisals All the different impressions, interpretations, evaluations, and expectations you have about yourself, other people,...

ANCC AGPCNP Non-Clinical Terms Questions With All Correct Answers Level of Evidence Hierarchy: - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Meta-analysis 2. Systemic review 3. Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) 4. Experiment 5. Cohort Study 6. Case Reports/Series 7. Expert Opinions/Editorials Types of Research - CORRECT ANSWERS • Meta-analysis • Systemic review • Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) • Experiment (Classic Research) • Cross-Section ...

Define HAZARD - ANSWER Something that has the potential to cause harm. Define RISK - ANSWER The chance harm might occur when exposed to a hazard. List at least 3 duties of care you have as a worker - ANSWER 1. Follow safe operating procedures 2. Reasonable care for your own safety 3. Reasonable care for the safety of others 4. To not intentionally or recklessly interfere or misuse anything provided at the workplace for WHS/ OHS