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Question 1

Discharge planning must begin on admission and be a focused nursing activity throughout patients stay

Answer 1

True

Question 2

1A

Answer 2

Severe

Question 3

1B

Answer 3

May require restraint and medications

Question 4

1C

Answer 4

Generally cooperative

Question 5

Elopement

Answer 5

Running away or escaping

Question 6

Verbal behaviors

Answer 6

Resistance

Angry

Question 7

Non verbal behaviors

Answer 7

Seeks to go on off unit activities

Testing limits

Question 8

What to do after Attempted elopement

Answer 8

Throughly search unit first

Initiate search of hospital

Question 9

Actual elopement

Answer 9

Notify security forces

Patient absent report

Question 10

When patient returns to the unit after elopement

Answer 10

Display concern

MHSA should explore feelings

Search the patient

Question 11

Strengthen interpersonal skills by encouraging individuals to join activities

Answer 11

Workshops

Question 12

Build confidence and self esteem

Answer 12

Physical activities

Question 13

Ease fear anger isolation loneliness and despair

Answer 13

Outing

Question 14

Manage stress through activities that relax both mind and body

Answer 14

Arts and craft

Question 15

Promote greater self reliance

Answer 15

Cooking

Question 16

Allow patient appropriate autonomy

Answer 16

Occupational

Question 17

Stress

Answer 17

Physiological and psychological response to any demand made on the human organism

Question 18

Stress reduction

Answer 18

Refers to various strategies that counteract stress

Question 19

Relaxation

Answer 19

Person feels relief of tension or strain

Question 20

Objective of relaxation therapy

Answer 20

From fight or flight mode to parasympathetic mode

Decrease anxiety

Question 21

Bronson’s relaxation technique

Answer 21

Switch from fight or flight to state of relaxation

Question 22

Meditation

Answer 22

Discipline for training the mind to develop greater calm

Question 23

Guided imagery

Answer 23

Envision images that are both calming and health enhancing

Question 24

Breathing exercises

Answer 24

Helps interrupt train of thought

Question 25

Biofeedback

Answer 25

Gaining conscious control over unconscious body

Question 26

Goals much be suitable and realistic

Answer 26

True

Question 27

Most common causes of cognitive impairment

Answer 27

Depression

Dementia

Question 28

Common factors associate with alcoholism in the elderly

Answer 28

Loss and loneliness

Question 29

Physical changes

Answer 29

Hormonal changes

Secondary sex characteristics
Height and weight spurt

Question 30

Pharmacotherapy is always used as the sole treatment for a child or adolescent

Answer 30

False

Question 31

Democracy

Answer 31

Social equality and the sharing of power

Question 32

Commitment engagement

Answer 32

Patients are expected to attend and actively participate in activities

Question 33

Communalism

Answer 33

Striving for a sense of family

Question 34

Humanitarianism

Answer 34

Expected to demonstrate concern for the well being if all patients

Question 35

Inpatient BHT responsibilities

Answer 35

Admitting patients
Role modeling
Discharge patients

Question 36

Milieu therapy

Answer 36

Freedom of movement and informal relationships with staff

Question 37

Safety

Answer 37

Reduced risk of harm to self

Question 38

Structure

Answer 38

Planned and predictable events

Question 39

Support

Answer 39

Validation of individuality and inter personal safety

Question 40

Social skills

Answer 40

Ability to communicate with others

Question 41

Principals of milieu therapy

Answer 41

Behavior is response to environment

Positive and negative reinforcement

Need for social contact

Illness and therapy are both opportunities for learning about self

Question 42

Multidisciplinary team meeting

Answer 42

All team members share observations

Question 43

H and Cs are never used for punishment

Answer 43

True