_____ a condition in which the patient is bewildered, disoriented, and restless. There may be associated fear and hallucinations.

_____ is a mixture of phrases that have no meaning and no logical connection.

_____ is a lack of motivation.

_____ is the pathological repetition of the last word said.

_____ is sudden stoppage of the stream of talk, for a while, and then resumed without the patient being able to account for it.

_____ is a severe form of hyperactivity—excessive purposeless motor activity where the patient may harm self or others.

_____ is involuntary repetition of a recent act (movement, phrase, or word).

is the ability to conceptualize ideas and understand implicit meaning.

is decreased amount of speech.

An association disturbance in which the speaker goes on the topic, when it happens frequently and the speaker does not return to the topic.

.……….. is rapid jumping from one idea to another. The connection between ideas is through stimuli from last idea or external stimuli.

-The patient can find no pleasure in food, music or relationships. She appears to have no hobbies or interests. A psychologist would classify this behavior as typical of …………………

-Hany, a resident at a group home for people with schizophrenia, refuses to eat food or take his medications because he believes the staff is poisoning his. What type of delusions is Hany experiencing……………….

-Gamal, who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia, believes he is being controlled by others through a radio that has been inserted into his brain. Gamal is exhibiting which type of symptoms:

One symptom of schizophrenia is the ability to be "posed" in a certain position by another person and remaining in that position until "reposed." This symptom is called………………………..

The foundation of a therapeutic relationship is:

Which of the following is NOT a component of a therapeutic relationship?

Which phase involves closure and summarizing progress?

Which of the following is a characteristic of a therapeutic relationship?

Which communication technique is therapeutic?

Which is a barrier to therapeutic relationship?

Which of the following is a therapeutic technique?

A therapeutic relationship differs from a social relationship because it is:

Which phase of a therapeutic relationship involves building trust?

Which of the following is a goal of therapeutic relationship?

Which component emphasizes professional limits?

Which phase includes exploring patient problems?

Which technique shows the nurse understands patient’s feelings?

Which is NOT a therapeutic communication technique?

Which is a key characteristic of a therapeutic relationship?

Confidentiality in therapeutic relationship means:

Which is an example of a non-therapeutic technique?

Which enhances the therapeutic relationship?

A therapeutic relationship is:

Which is NOT a component of therapeutic relationship?

Which describes therapeutic silence?

A patient asks for the nurse’s personal phone number. The nurse should:

The ultimate outcome of the therapeutic nurse–patient relationship is:

Facial expression is a very powerful tool in verbal therapeutic communication.

.Therapeutic communication it is an interpersonal interaction between the nurse and the client which the nurse focuses on the client’s specific needs.

Communication is not an ongoing process of conveying information, ideas, facts, and feelings.

Guide client towards a satisfying and socially acceptable solution is the goal of therapeutic communication.

The receiver is the person who initiates the interpersonal communication.

The context is the environment or situation in which communication takes place.

The psychological barrier of the sender is a limitation of the human body and mind.

Paraphrasing means repeating the idea the client expressed in different words.

Nonverbal communication is considered a more accurate description of true feeling.

A patient with obsessions and compulsions tries to resist them.

Stereotypy is a monotonous repetition of certain speech or movement without purpose.

Perseveration is involuntary repetition of recent words.

Tangentiality is rapid jumping from one idea to another.

Retardation is sudden stoppage of the stream of talk, for a while and then it is resumed without the patient being to account for such stoppage.

Preoccupation is centering of thought content around a particular idea, associated with strong affective tone.

Insight is the ability to assess a situation correctly and act appropriately within that situation.

Judgment is the ability to understand one’s mental illness.

Anterograde amnesia is loss of memory for recent events.

Therapeutic relationships are time-limited and goal-directed.

A therapeutic relationship is the same as a social relationship.

Empathy is a key component of a therapeutic relationship.

Breaching confidentiality strengthens the relationship.

Trust is the foundation of a therapeutic relationship.

The termination phase involves summarizing progress.

Over-involvement of the nurse is a therapeutic technique.

Therapeutic communication encourages patient autonomy.

Professional intimacy means personal attachment.

Respecting boundaries maintains professionalism.