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WorksheetsChapter 4 and 5 Quiz LP1 Evening
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Not having basic needs met can lead a person to become _____
Independent
Social
Depressed
Careful
Person-centered care refers to care that is more _____
Uniform
Efficient
Costly
Individualized
In which developmental stage do children generally become more social, able to handle some responsibility, and more strongly identified with peers?
Preschool (3 to 5 years)
School age (5 to 10 years)
Preadolescence (10 to 12 years)
Adolescence (12 to 18 years)
An infant born before ____ weeks gestation is considered to be __________.
37, premature
38, underweight
39, premature
40, overdue
Analisse is a 19-year-old patient who is in college and still on her parents’ health insurance. Her father is in the waiting room. She seems reluctant to answer the MA’s general sexual health questions. How can the MA provide person-centered care to Analisse?
The MA can reassure this patient that her health information will not be shared with Analisse’s parents without her permission.
The MA can use more relaxed body language and speak in slang so that Analisse will identify with her.
The MA can skip social history questions that may make Analisse uncomfortable.
The MA should assume that Analisse is sexually active with a boyfriend and write that on her chart so Analisse does not feel embarrassed.
Which of the following is true of the way autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is diagnosed?
Due to varied symptoms, most people with ASD are self-diagnosed using an online personality test.
ASD is diagnosed at birth by newborn screening.
ASD is diagnosed by physical exam and blood tests in early adulthood.
Neurological exams, physical exams, and testing are used to diagnose ASD.
A person who can take responsibility for her own feelings and actions is exhibiting which of the following?
Mental health
Mental health disorder
Developmental tasks
Physical wellness
Which of the following is a true statement about stressors?
Stressors are highest in early childhood and decline as a person ages.
Positive and negative life changes can be stressors.
Stressors cannot be life events that the person sees as positive.
Stressors cause depression in all people.
Greg, a patient who has been recently diagnosed with gluten intolerance, is having trouble following the dietary guidelines the provider has given him. He is still experiencing symptoms. When the provider asks Greg if he is following the diet, Greg explains that he is mostly following it, but that he believes stopping gluten all at once would be too much of a change for his body. Which defense mechanism may explain Greg’s behavior?
Rationalization
Displacement
Projection
Regression
Which of the following statements about chemical dependency is true?
Chemical dependency is the term for the abuse of household substances such as paint or glue.
The effects of chemical dependency are strictly physical.
A person with a chemical dependency may need increasing amounts of the substance to experience the same effect.
Once diagnosed, treatment for chemical dependency is as simple as stopping the drug.
MA Gloria is taking medical history with an established patient. She notices his behavior is different from previous visits. He is moody and irritable. He seems to be having issues with his memory and has been in two car accidents in the last month. Gloria suspects he may be using drugs. What is her responsibility in this situation?
She should stop taking the medical history and ask the patient to return when he is sober.
She should talk to the patient about the dangers of drug abuse and provide him with pamphlets about the rehabilitation process.
She should give him a drug test to confirm her suspicion before letting the provider know.
She should continue taking the patient’s medical history and document what she observes and what the patient says.
Julian has been experiencing physical symptoms such as chest pain, a smothering sensation, and shaking. They feel worried most of the time. They cannot identify any specific fear or situation that triggers their symptoms, which occur when they are alone as well as when they are around others. These symptoms are common in which of the following mental health disorders?
Generalized anxiety disorder
Schizophrenia
Social anxiety disorder
Phobia
Patient Amanda had her third baby 5 months ago. The baby is healthy. Amanda says she remembers having an infant can cause stress and that she is happy with her growing family, but she also has periods of intense sadness, is not sleeping well, and is having thoughts of suicide for the first time in her life. These symptoms are common in which of the following mental health disorders?
Bipolar disorder
Postpartum depression
Posttraumatic stress disorder
Generalized anxiety disorder
A person with a serious health diagnosis may experience _____, which is a sense of fatigue from dealing with their illness.
Denial
Psychosis
Delusions
Burnout
Ralph is a 9-year-old pediatric patient with leukemia. He has spent most of his life in hospitals and is now at home in hospice care. He knows he will die soon. He expresses sadness about the things he will miss but is happy that he had an early 10th birthday party where he visited with his friends. Instead of receiving presents, he gave some of his favorite toys to them. Which stage of grief is Ralph experiencing?
Anger
Acceptance
Depression
Bargaining
Which of these is a physiological need?
Safety
and
security
Contact
with
others
Comfort,
especially
freedom
from
pain
Love
and
affection
Which developmental stage involves learning to play in groups
Infant
Toddler
Preschool
School-
age
During which developmental stage does puber-ty usually begin?
School-
age
Preadolescence
Adolescence
Young
adulthood
Whose theory of development describes a crisis that must be managed at each stage
Erik
Erikson
Abraham
Maslow
Sigmund
Freud
Elisabeth
Kübler-
Ross
Which developmental disability can cause disorganized or abnormal development, including possible problems with muscle coordination and impaired speech?
Intellectual
disability
Down
syndrome
Cerebral
palsy
Autism
spectrum
disorder
A patient with this developmental disability may be uncomfortable making eye contact and may make repetitive body movement
Intellectual
disability
Down
syndrome
Cerebral
palsy
Autism
spectrum
disorder
Which of the following is a characteristic of mental health
Ability
to
adapt
to
change
Ability
to
memorize
facts
Ability
to
sense
danger
Ability
to
speak
clearly
In response to stress, to the human body
Reduces
heart
rate
Becomes
cooler
Produces
more
adrenaline
Slows breathing
A 45-year-old patient has recently been diagnosed with a terminal illness. During an office visit he is angry and extremely critical of everything the MA does. Which defense mechanism may explain the patient’s behavior?
Displacement
Rationalization
Regression
Projection
