Class 1 Review

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Class 1 Review Quiz

Test your knowledge and understanding of key concepts in psychiatric nursing and neurobiology with our engaging quiz. This is a great opportunity to reinforce your learning and assess your comprehension of vital topics.

  • Multiple choice questions
  • Covers a range of essential subjects
  • Ideal for students and professionals alike
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by UnderstandingMind42
1. The brain structure most involved in detecting threat and promoting fear is thought to be the:
Hippocampus
Adrenal gland
Hypothalamus
Amygdala
2. The effectiveness of antidepressants in reducing depression lends support to which of the following theoretical mechanisms of depression?
Accumulation of beta-amyloid plaques in neuronal cell bodies
Abnormal functional activation of the prefrontal cortex
Deficiency of monoamine neurotransmitters
Elevated levels of dopamine in the limbic system
3. Neurotransmission: Which statement is true?
An electrical signal is conducted down the axon and a chemical signal is released in the synapse
A chemical signal is conducted down the axon and an electrical signal is released in the synapse
Neurotransmitters that are released by the pre-synaptic cell cross the synaptic cleft and enter the post-synaptic cell
All neurotransmitters stimulate G-protein receptors that open ion channels
4. The cascade of effects in the HPA axis goes from:
Hippocampus – pituitary – adrenal glands
Hypothalamus – pituitary – adrenal glands
Hippocampus – pituitary – amygdala
Hypothalamus – pituitary – amygdala
5. The stress response is a experienced characterized by:
Elevated somatic nervous system activity
Elevated parasympathetic nervous system activity
Elevated sympathetic nervous system activity
Elevated peripheral nervous system activity
6. Hildegard Peplau, often referred to as the "mother of modern psychiatric nursing," viewed the therapeutic role of the psychiatric nurse as focused on the:
Relationship between client and nurse
Importance of culture in personality development
Administration of prescribed interventions to clients
Client within the family system
7. Which of the following is a characteristic of a therapeutic milieu?
Decision-making is clearly defined and is the responsibility of staff members
The client is encouraged to express rights, needs, and opinions
There is frequent change of staff members
Activity programming is absent
8. Clients receiving psychiatric care have the right to determine their own treatment. This right is based on the ethical principle of
Autonomy
Beneficence
Justice
Least restrictive treatment
9. A nurse understands that "boundaries" refer to:
When a person is involuntary confined in a room or area and is physically not permitted to leave.
Reatment provided in a setting that meets the client needs with the least restrictions imposed.
Limits that permit the client and mental health professional to have a therapeutic relationship based on the needs of the client.
Applying limits to where the client can be on the unit.
10. A client in an outpatient mental health facility confides to the nurse that he intends to shoot his ex-wife and her new boyfriend. The nurse should have which of these understandings about this situation?
The information was learned in a therapeutic relationship and the client's confidentiality must be preserved.
The information must be reported to the proper authorities to protect the threatened persons.
The client is probably testing the nurse and expects the nurse to verbally set limits on his behavior.
The client is probably dramatizing his feelings and is not seriously intending to carry out the act.
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