NO.209 Attachment, in terms of infant psychosocial development, is the enduring and specific affective bond that develops over the first year of life. In an insecure-disorganized attachment the underlying process/emotion is which of the following?

NO.210 A PMHNP is working with a patient who is experiencing a sense of hopelessness and lack of motivation. According to Jean Watson’s Caring Theory, which nursing actions are most likely to be effective in promoting the patient’s recovery?

NO.211 The physical exam of a schizophrenic patient may reveal which of the following eye findings?

NO.212 Commonly seen in Japan and Korea, the syndrome of taijin kyofusho is a form of what mental illness?

NO.213 Competence to be executed was established in what Supreme Court case?

NO.214 When involuntarily admitted to an inpatient psychiatric unit, a client has their civil liberties withdrawn for some time for purposes of assessment. Which of the following is an example of a civil liberty that is withheld for a period?

NO.215 Which of the following statements is true regarding adolescents and suicide?

NO.216 What term best describes the organizational and institutional structures through which an economy makes choices regarding the production, consumption, and distribution of medical services?

NO.217 A 22-year-old college student was seen in the emergency room for new-onset visual and auditory hallucinations. He was accompanied by friends who admitted to partying with him over the weekend. One reported, “He just started to get really weird and said that he saw snakes and people who weren’t there. He’s never been like this before.” The patient’s worried parents arrive shortly thereafter, frantic for their son. The mother reports that her grandmother also “went crazy” years ago.
What element in the patient’s history most indicates the patient’s condition may be reversible?

NO.218 A 3-year-old girl was brought to the clinic for evaluation of possible developmental delays. During the initial assessment, the PMHNP notes that the child does not look for a dropped item or when a preferred item is removed and held out of view. According to Piaget, the child should have been able to notice that the object still existed after being removed from the visual field.
Object permanence is a critical step in which of Piaget’s stages of cognitive development?

NO.219 Good self-esteem, a healthy self-concept, and an internal locus of control are all examples of which kind of preventative factor?

NO.220 Which of the following key principles and settings is least likely to be related to a forensic risk assessment?

NO.221 Up to 30 percent of individuals with obsessive-compulsive disorder also develop what mental illness?

NO.222 A patient with anxiety disorder has been referred for humanistic therapy. The PMHNP explains that humanistic therapy is based on the belief that people have an innate drive to reach their full potential and that the therapist’s role is to provide a supportive, non-judgmental environment.
Which of the following best describes the focus of humanistic therapy?

NO.223 The daughter of a patient with dementia expresses frustration that her mother no longer appears to enjoy the television programs that once kept her occupied while the daughter worked from home. “I know I shouldn’t get mad, but it’s super frustrating. It’s like her favorite TV programs agitate her now. I just don’t understand!” Which information regarding dementia may increase the daughter’s understanding of the patient’s experience?

NO.224 Which of the following strategies for reducing homelessness would be least likely to have a lasting effect on the long-term goal of reducing homelessness?

NO.225 What is the primary purpose of the corpus callosum?