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CMHT Quarter 2 Multiple ChoiceVersión en línea Module 5-7 por Sarahí Rico Cortez 1 Which statements best describe an anxiety disorder? Choose one or more answers a Anxiety is expressed in ineffective ways. b Coping mechanisms are used to deal with anxiety. c Coping mechanisms do not relieve anxiety. d Defense mechanisms are used occasionally. 2 Which symptoms may be seen in a person who is having a panic attack? Choose one or more answers a Shortness of breath b Fear of dying c Recurrent persistent thoughts d Palpitations e Chills f Feelings of depersonalization 3 Which of the following activities are examples of addictive behaviors? a Gambling b Shopping c Working d Excessive sexual activity e Flashbacks f Coping 4 How does the experience of entering a psychiatric treatment facility differ from hospitalization for physical reasons? Choose one or more answers a The client may fear other clients’ behaviors. b The client receives a negative diagnostic label. c The client can enjoy the attention of caregivers. d The client must cope with the stigma of mental illness. e The client must cope with the stigma of physical illness. f Insurance companies may deny payment for treatment. 5 Which natural remedies may the nurse use to assist clients in alleviating pain? Choose one or more answers a Distraction b Pain patches c Massage d Visualization e PCA pumps 6 Which functions of a person are diminished or impaired during illness? Choose one or more answers a Social b Medical c Emotional d Physical e Intellectual 7 Which of the following are therapeutic interventions for unresolved grief? Choose one or more answers a Listening b Providing emotional support c Keeping the griever medicated d Referring to appropriate resources e Forcing the client to eat properly f Telling the client that he or she must learn to cope 8 Loss of which of the following can result in the individual’s experiencing external losses? Choose one or more answers a Spouse b Possession c Career d Limb e Favorite piece of jewelry f Friendship 9 According to Glaser and Strauss, the closed awareness model can be applied to family, friends, care providers, and the dying individual. Which of the following statements are true of the closed awareness model? Choose one or more answers a Medical personnel and family keep the condition secret from the client. b Caregivers and client know about impending death but do not talk about it. c Caregivers and client accept death and have open conversations. d Dying client feels isolated from the ability to share with family. e Dying client becomes suspicious of the truth, and information is tightly controlled by family. 10 Which statements regarding depression are correct? Choose one or more answers a It occurs in all age groups. b It rarely occurs in the elderly. c It occurs in men more often than in women. d It occurs in women more often than in men. e It is common in those who must cope with illness. f It is one of the most common and treatable mental disorders. 11 In which groups does postpartum depression occur more frequently? Choose one or more answers a Older mothers b Younger mothers c Women who do not have a husband d Women who have had a difficult delivery e Women who experienced complicated pregnancies f Women who are not emotionally prepared for motherhood 12 A client is experiencing an episode at the level of mania. Which behaviors are characteristic of this level? Choose one or more answers a Outgoing, happy, and worry free b Decreased ability to concentrate c Confident d Disoriented e Unstable affect f Pressured speech 13 Which of the following statements is true regarding depression in the elderly? Choose one or more answers a The highest rates are among individuals who receive long-term care. b It is a normal consequence of aging. c Most depressed older adults volunteer to share their feelings. d Depression is higher in elderly women than elderly men. e Older adults express feelings of depression in more subtle ways than younger persons. 14 Which group of medications for depression will the nurse tell the client to take at bedtime? Choose one or more answers a Tricyclic antidepressants b Nontricyclic antidepressants c Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) d Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) 15 Which of the following are characteristics of somatoform disorders? Choose one or more answers a Relieve anxiety. b Decrease depression. c Have no organic medical source. d Are related to a medical condition. e Significantly impair one’s level of functioning. f Occur in clients who are unaware of or unable to express emotional distress. 16 Which are the essential features of conversion disorders? Choose one or more answers a Preoccupation with fears of disease b Deficits in motor function c Long history of vague complaints d Deficits in sensory function 17 Which of the following are indicative of hypochondriasis? Choose one or more answers a Symptoms most commonly appear in early childhood. b First diagnosed following a severe stressor. c More frequent in person exposed to a serious illness in childhood. d Sufferers usually have strained interpersonal relationships. 18 Which of the following conditions are eating disorders? Choose one or more answers a Pica b Purging c Cataplexy d Binge eating e Hypersomnia f Nocturnal myoclonus 19 Which are key features of anorexia nervosa? Choose one or more answers a Excessive laxative use b Purging c Severe weight loss d Introverted personality e Hunger is denied 20 What are the criteria for the diagnosis of bulimia? Choose one or more answers a Occasional episodes of binge eating b Refusal to maintain body weight that is more than 15% below normal c Excessive emphasis placed on body shape and weight d Eating binges at least twice per week for at least 3 months 21 The death rate from anorexia is higher than any other mental illness. Death usually results from which of the following? Choose one or more answers a Dehydration b Loss of critical muscle mass c Diabetes d Electrolyte imbalances e Suicide 22 A client with a dissociative disorder has the nursing diagnosis of disturbed body image. Which nursing interventions would address the nursing priority of determining the coping abilities and skills of this client? Choose one or more answers a Assess the client’s current level of adaptation. b Help the client differentiate between isolation and loneliness. c Note the use of addictive substances. d Identify previously used coping strategies and their effectiveness. 23 A male client with a dissociative disorder copes with his low self-esteem by displaying behaviors associated with an exaggerated sense of self-importance. Which behaviors would this client most likely exhibit? Choose one or more answers a Bragging about special abilities b Setting unrealistic goals c Having unrealistic dreams d Having a view of life that everything is either right or wrong 24 A person’s self-concept, or how a person sees himself or herself, comprises which of the following? Choose one or more answers a Body image b Self-esteem c Identity diffusion d Self-ideal e Personal identity 25 Dissociative fugue is identified by which characteristics? Choose one or more answers a Presence of two or more distinct personalities. b Sudden travel with inability to recall the past. c Behave normally during travel but confused by own identity. d May assume a new life. 26 Which mental health problems are categorized as anger control disorders? Choose one or more answers a Conversion disorder b Conduct disorder c Dissociative disorder d Impulse-control disorder e Adjustment disorder f Oppositional defiant disorder 27 During the psychosocial portion of the assessment of a client with anger, aggression, or violent behavior issues, the nurse will assess which of the following? Choose one or more answers a Coping skills b General appearance c Value and belief systems d Cultural, spiritual, and occupational interests e Potential for engaging in inappropriate behavior

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por Sarahí Rico Cortez

Which statements best describe an anxiety disorder?

Which symptoms may be seen in a person who is having a panic attack?

Which of the following activities are examples of addictive behaviors?

How does the experience of entering a psychiatric treatment facility differ from hospitalization for physical reasons?

Which natural remedies may the nurse use to assist clients in alleviating pain?

Which functions of a person are diminished or impaired during illness?

Which of the following are therapeutic interventions for unresolved grief?

Loss of which of the following can result in the individual’s experiencing external losses?

According to Glaser and Strauss, the closed awareness model can be applied to family, friends, care providers, and the dying individual. Which of the following statements are true of the closed awareness model?

Which statements regarding depression are correct?

In which groups does postpartum depression occur more frequently?

A client is experiencing an episode at the level of mania. Which behaviors are characteristic of this level?

Which of the following statements is true regarding depression in the elderly?

Which group of medications for depression will the nurse tell the client to take at bedtime?

Which of the following are characteristics of somatoform disorders?

Which are the essential features of conversion disorders?

Which of the following are indicative of hypochondriasis?

Which of the following conditions are eating disorders?

Which are key features of anorexia nervosa?

What are the criteria for the diagnosis of bulimia?

The death rate from anorexia is higher than any other mental illness. Death usually results from which of the following?

A client with a dissociative disorder has the nursing diagnosis of disturbed body image. Which nursing interventions would address the nursing priority of determining the coping abilities and skills of this client?

A male client with a dissociative disorder copes with his low self-esteem by displaying behaviors associated with an exaggerated sense of self-importance. Which behaviors would this client most likely exhibit?

A person’s self-concept, or how a person sees himself or herself, comprises which of the following?

Dissociative fugue is identified by which characteristics?

Which mental health problems are categorized as anger control disorders?

During the psychosocial portion of the assessment of a client with anger, aggression, or violent behavior issues, the nurse will assess which of the following?