Mental Health and Recovery
Culture and Spirituality
Patient Rights & Law
Ethics & Standards
Practice & Professional Roles
100

The emotional and psychological well-being needed to manage stress and relate to others.


Mental health

100

Learning aspects of a dominant culture.


Acculturation

100

Right to make personal health decisions.


Self- determination 

100

Right to self-governance


Autonomy 

100

Written individualized treatment guide.


Care plan

200

Term describing a cluster of symptoms with multiple possible causes.


Syndrome

200

Ability to communicate effectively across cultures.


Linguistic competence

200

Ability to understand treatment information.


Competency

200

Duty to do no harm.


Nonmaleficence


200

Collaboration across disciplines.


Interdisciplinary care


300

Type of stigma involving internalized negative beliefs.


Self-stigma

300

Culture emphasizing healing ceremonies


Native American

300

Most restrictive safety intervention.


Restraints

300

Fair distribution of resources.


Justice

300

RN specialty certification organization.


ANCC

400

Recovery dimension involving safe housing.


Home

400

Way distress is expressed within a culture.


Culture idiom

400

Court-ordered psychiatric hospitalization.


Involuntary commitment

400

Primary PMH nursing practice guide.


Nursing process

400

Practice role requiring doctoral education.


PMH-APRN


500

Recovery principle emphasizing individual control.


Person driven

500

Dynamic process involving meaning and connection.


Spirituality 

500

Legal duty to breach confidentiality.


Duty to warn

500

Most important psychiatric nursing tool.


Self

500

Thinking skill guiding decisions 

Clinical judgement 

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