Introductory Mental Health Nursing 4th Edition Womble Kincheloe Test Bank

Table of Contents (Introductory Mental Health Nursing 4th Edition Womble Kincheloe Test Bank)

• Reviewers v
• Preface vii
• Acknowledgments ix
• Unit I Introduction to Mental Health and Mental Illness
• Chapter 1 Mental Health and Mental Illness 1
• Defining Mental Health and Mental Illness 2
• Mental Health 2
• Mental Illness 2
• Cultural, Ethnic, and Religious Influence? 2
• Cultural Heritage-Beliefs, Norms, and Values 3
• Factors that Affect Mental Health 3
• Stress and Anxiety 5
• Grief and Loss 9
• Chapter 2 The Delivery of Mental Health Care 18
• Historical Advancement of Mental Health Care 19
• Early Civilizations 19
• The Beginning of Change 19
• Twentieth Century Progress 20
• Community-Based Care 20
• Current Issues in Mental Health Care 21
• Access to Care: Cultural Disparities 21
• Legal and Ethical Considerations in Mental Health Care 23
• Client Rights 24
• Use of Seclusion and Restraint 26
• Nurse Accountability 27
• Practice Settings for Mental Health Care 27
• Inpatient Psychiatric Settings 27
• Outpatient Mental Health Settings 28
• Nonpsychiatric Health Care Facilities 28
• Chapter 3 Theories of Personality Development 38
• Personality 39
• Individual Needs and Behavior 39
• Temperament 40
• Theories of Personality Development 40
• Sigmund Freud (Psychoanalytic Theory) 40
• Erik Erikson (Psychosocial Developmental Theory) 43
• Jean Piaget (Cognitive Development Related to Personality) 47
• Lawrence Kohlberg (Theory of Moral Development) 48
• Harry S. Sullivan (Theory of Interpersonal Development) 48
• Hildegard Peplau (Psychodynamic Nursing) 48
• Murray Bowen (Family Systems Theory) 49
• Other Theories 50
• Unit II Mental Health Care
• Chapter 4 Treatment of Mental Illness 55
• Establishing a Therapeutic Milieu 56
• Treatment Team 57
• Interdisciplinary Team Members 57
• Role of the Nurse 59
• Types of Therapy 60
• Psychotherapy 60
• Group Therapy 62
• Biomedical Therapy 62
• Electroconvulsive Therapy 62
• Other Type, of Therapy 63
• Pharmacological Agents and Mental Illness 63
• Symptom Categories of Psychiatric Disorders 64
• Classification of Psychotropic Drug Agents 64
• Action of Psychotropic Drags on Neurotransmitters 64
• Psychotropic Drug Agents and the Older Client 65
• Chapter 5 Establishing and Maintaining a Therapeutic Relationship 70
• The Therapeutic Relationship 71
• Important Characteristics for Establishing a Nurse-Client Relationship 71
• Phases of a Therapeutic Relationship 72
• Professional Boundaries 73
• Response to Difficult Client Behaviors 74
• Manipulation 75
• Violence or Aggression 75
• Altered Thought Process (Hallucinations, Illusions, Delusions) 75
• Sexually Inappropriate Behaviors or Aggression 76
• Chapter 6 Dynamics of Anger, Violence, and Crises 81
• Dynamics of Anger and Aggression 82
• Defining Anger 82
• Trait Anger 82
• Expressing Anger and Resentment 82
• Unrestrained Anger and Violence 83
• Influencing Factors for Violence 83
• Managing Anger 86
• Crisis and Intervention 88
• Types of Crises 88
• Crisis Intervention 89
• Suicide 90
• Risk Factors 90
• Risk Assessment and Intervention 91
• Steps for Prevention 91
• Unit III Fundamental Nursing Roles in Mental Health Nursing
• Chapter 7 Communication in Mental Health Nursing 95
• Communication in Mental Health Nursing 96
• Speech Patterns Common to Clients with Mental Illness 96
• Therapeutic Communication 97
• Verbal Communication 97
• Nonverbal Communication Techniques 98
• Active Listening 99
• Nontherapeutic Communication 99
• Chapter 8 The Nursing Process in Mental Health Nursing 105
• Understanding the Nursing Process for Mental Health Nursing 106
• Psychosocial Assessment 106
• Subjective Data 107
• Objective Data 108
• Nursing Diagnosis 108
• Planning Expected Outcomes 109
• Implementation of Nursing Interventions 109
• Evaluation 111
• Sample Application of the Nursing Process 112
• Client Situation 112
• Nursing Assessment 112
• Unit IV Specific Psychiatric Disorders
• Chapter 9 Anxiety Disorders 117
• Types of Anxiety Disorders 118
• Generalized Anxiety Disorder 118
• Panic Disorder 119
• Specific Phobia 121
• Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia) 122
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders) 123
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 125
• Treatment of Anxiety Disorders 126
• Antianxiety Agents 127
• Application of the Nursing Process to the Client with an Anxiety Disorder 129
• Nursing Assessment 129
• Nursing Diagnosis 131
• Expected Outcomes 131
• Nursing Interventions 131
• Evaluation 132
• Chapter 10 Mood Disorders 136
• Introduction 137
• Mood and Affect Defined 137
• Depressive Disorders 137
• Major Depressive Disorder 137
• Persistent Depressive Disorder (Dysthymia) 139
• Bipolar and Related Disorders 140
• Signs and Symptoms 140
• Incidence and Etiology 141
• Cyclothymic Disorder 142
• Treatment of Depressive Disorders 142
• Antidepressants 143
• Treatment of Bipolar and Related Disorders 146
• Application of the Nursing Process 149
• Assessment 149
• Selected Nursing Diagnoses 150
• Expected Outcomes 151
• Nursing Interventions 151
• Specific Interventions for a Suicidal Client 152
• Evaluation 153
• Chapter 11 Psychotic Disorders 158
• Introduction to Psychotic Disorders 159
• Psychosis 159
• Types of Psychotic Disorders 161
• Schizophrenia 161
• Treatment of Psychotic Disorders 165
• Antipsychotic Drug Agents 166
• Autiparkinson Drug Agents 171
• Psychotropic Drugs and the Older Client 171
• Application of the Nursing Process 172
• Assessment 172
• Selected Nursing Diagnoses 173
• Expected Outcomes 173
• Interventions 173
• Evaluation 175
• Chapter 12 Personality Disorders 181
• Introduction 182
• Types of Personality Disorders 182
• Cluster A Personality Disorders 182
• Cluster B Personality Disorders 185
• Cluster C Personality Disorders 191
• Treatment of Personality Disorders 193
• Application of the Nursing Process 194
• Assessment 194
• Selected Nursing Diagnoses 195
• Expected Outcomes 195
• Interventions 195
• Evaluation 196
• Chapter 13 Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders 201
• Introduction 202
• Types of Somatic Disorders 202
• Somatic Symptom Disorder 202
• Illness Anxiety Disorder (Formerly Hypochondriasis) 204
• Conversion Disorder (Functional Neurologic Symptom Disorder) 205
• Factitious Disorder 206
• Application of the Nursing Process 207
• Nursing Assessment 207
• Selected Nursing Diagnosis 208
• Expected Outcomes 208
• Interventions 209
• Evaluation 210
• Chapter 14 Dissociative Disorders 215
• Introduction 216
• Types of Dissociative Disorders 216
• Dissociative Amnesia 216
• Dissociative Amnesia with Dissociative Fugue 217
• Dissociative Identity Disorder 218
• Depersonalization/Derealization Disorder 220
• Treatment of Dissociative Disorders 220
• Application of the Nursing Process 221
• Nursing Assessment 221
• Nursing Diagnoses 221
• Expected Outcomes 222
• Nursing Interventions 222
• Evaluation 223
• Chapter 15 Substance-Related Disorders 227
• Substance Use, Abuse, and Addiction 228
• Substance Abuse 228
• Addiction 228
• Phases of Substance Dependency 229
• Classes of Substances 230
• Theoretical Approaches to Substance Use and Abuse 231
• Codependence: A Family Disease 232
• Substance-Induced Disorders 233
• Substance Intoxication 233
• Substance Withdrawal 234
• Substance-Specific Use Disorders 234
• Alcohol- Use Disorder 241
• Cannabis-Use Disorder 242
• Hallucinogen-Use Disorder 242
• Inhalant-Related Disorders 245
• Opioid-Related Disorders 245
• Stimulant-Use Disorder 246
• Caffeine-Use Disorder 247
• Nicotine-Use Disorder 248
• Sedative-, Hypnotic-, or Anxiolytic-Use Disorders 248
• Substance Abuse by Health Care Professionals 249
• Treatment of Substance-Related Disorders 250
• Detoxification 251
• Treatment Programs 251
• Application of the Nursing Process 251
• Assessment 251
• Selected Nursing Diagnosis 253
• Expected Outcomes 253
• Interventions 255
• Evaluation 258
• Chapter 16 Eating Disorders 263
• Introduction 264
• Types of Eating Disorders 264
• Anorexia Nervosa 264
• Bulimia Nervosa 267
• Binge-Eating Disorder 269
• Treatment of Eating Disorders 270
• Application of the Nursing Process 271
• Assessment 271
• Selected Nursing Diagnoses 271
• Expected Outcomes 272
• Interventions 272
• Evaluation 272
• Chapter 17 Sexual Disorders 278
• Introduction 279
• Types of Sexual Disorders 279
• Sexual Dysfunction Disorders 279
• Paraphilic Disorders 282
• Gender Dysphoria Disorder 284
• Treatment of Sexual Disorders 286
• Application of Nursing Process to the Client with a Sexual Disorder 286
• Assessment 286
• Selected Nursing Diagnoses 286
• Expected Outcomes 286
• Interventions 287
• Evaluation 287
• Unit V Age-Specific Disorder and Issuer
• Chapter 18 Disorders and Issues of Children and Adolescents 291
• Introduction 292
• Types of Mental Disorders in Children and Adolescents 292
• Neurodevelopmental Disorders 292
• Language and Communication Disorders 294
• Speech Sound Disorder 294
• Autism Spectrum Disorder 295
• Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 296
• Specific Learning Disorders 299
• Disruptive, Impulse-Control, and Conduct Disorders 300
• Oppositional-Defiant Disorder 300
• Intermittent Explosive Disorder 300
• Conduct Disorder 302
• Anxiety Disorders 302
• Separation Anxiety Disorder 302
• Tic Disorder (Tourette’s Disorder) 303
• Elimination Disorders 304
• Signs and Symptoms 304
• Incidence and Etiology 304
• Treatment of Child and Adolescent Disorders 304
• Neurodevelopmental Disorders 305
• Learning and Communication Disorders 305
• Anxiety Disorders 305
• Elimination Disorders 305
• Application of the Nursing Process 306
• Assessment 306
• Selected Nursing Diagnoses 306
• Expected Outcomes 306
• Interventions 307
• Evaluation 307
• Chapter 19 Disorders and Issues of the Older Adult 312
• Introduction 313
• Mental Health Care for Older Adults 313
• Psychosocial Issues Related to Aging 313
• Impaired Cognitive Functioning 314
• Types of Mental Disorders in the Older Adult 314
• Delirium 314
• Dementia 315
• Treatment of Neuroeognitive Disorders in the Older Adult 322
• Application of the Nursing Process for Delirium 324
• Assessment 324
• Selected Nursing Diagnoses 324
• Expected Outcomes 324
• Interventions 324
• Evaluation 326
• Application of the Nursing Process for Dementia 326
• Assessment 326
• Selected Nursing Diagnoses 327
• Expected Outcomes 327
• Interventions 327
• Evaluation 329
• Appendices
• Appendix A DSM 5 Classification of Mental Disorders 333
• Appendix B Nanda-I Nursing Diagnoses Most Frequently Used in Mental Health and Psychiatric Settings 342
• Appendix C Anxiety Scale (Sample) 348
• Appendix D Answers to Student Worksheet 349
• Glossary 363
• Index 375

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