Treatment and Client Rights

Front

What is sublimation in psychology?

Back

Sublimation is a defense mechanism that involves rechanneling sexual or aggressive drives into socially appropriate behavior.

Front

What are the three common elements of involuntary commitment?

Back

The three common elements are: 1) Mentally disordered, 2) Danger to self or others, 3) Unable to provide for basic needs.

Front

Which of the following is NOT an option for controlling behavior: A) Chemical restraints, B) Medications, C) Seclusion?

Back

A) Chemical restraints are NOT an option for controlling behavior.

Front

What is the correct position for a supine hold?

Back

The correct position for a supine hold is face up.

Front

What is the therapeutic use of self in nursing?

Back

The therapeutic use of self is the ability to use one's personality consciously and in full awareness to establish relatedness and structure nursing interventions.

Front

Define involuntary commitment.

Back

Involuntary commitment is the legal process through which an individual with severe mental illness can be mandated into treatment without their consent.

Front

What is the purpose of chemical restraints?

Back

Chemical restraints are medications used to manage a patient's behavior, but they should be used cautiously and only when necessary.

Front

What does patient-centered care entail?

Back

Patient-centered care involves respecting and responding to individual patient preferences, needs, and values in clinical decision-making.

Front

What is the role of seclusion in mental health treatment?

Back

Seclusion is used to safely manage a patient who is exhibiting violent or aggressive behavior, providing a controlled environment.

Front

What is the difference between therapeutic communication and regular communication?

Back

Therapeutic communication is purposeful and focused on the patient's needs, while regular communication may not have a specific goal.