Foundations of Mental Health
This tool serves as a guide for nurses when conducting clinical assessments.
What is the DSM-V-TR?
Physiological, safety, belonging, and self-actualization are categories of this hierarchy.
What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
This cognitive stage is often seen with preschoolers.
What is preoperational?
Feeling the same emotions that another person feels at a given time
What is sympathy?
Repeating the main idea expressed
Therapeutic use of self was established by this individual.
Who is Hildegard Peplau?
Testing each other and the group leader for trust is often observed in this phase of group therapy.
What is the beginning?
Primary psychosocial tasks of adolescence.
What is identity development?
Preconceived attitudes or feelings toward a client from the nurse stemming from prior experiences
What is countertransference?
This distance is most comfortable for therapeutic communication interactions
What is 3 to 6 feet?
State of emotional, psychological, and social wellness.
What is mental health?
This nursing theory primarily focuses on the nurse-client relationship and developing problem solving skills.
What is interpersonal theory?
This psychosocial stage of development is often associated with preschool aged children.
What is initiative versus guilt?
This phase of therapeutic relationships involves the nurse and client getting to know each other.
What is orientation?
Delving further into a subject or an idea
What is exploring?
This time period viewed demons as a cause of mental illness.
What is the early Christian times?
This theorist is known for his work in defining stages of psychosocial development.
Who is Erik Erikson?
This age group's behavior is often driven by wanting to be a "good boy" or "good girl".
What is school-age?
When words and actions match
What is congruence?
This form of communication consists of communicating feelings about specific situations calmly with "I" statements
What is assertive?
This influencing factor often complicates treatment for individuals with mental illness in the United States.
What are insurance reimbursement decisions?
Learning behaviors from past repeatedly reinforced experiences
What is operant conditioning?
Hyperactivity, aggressiveness, and anxiety are often seen in adolescents from consuming this substance at an early age.
What is alcohol?
Addressing the client by name, actively listening, and responding openly and honestly conveys this principle
What is positive regard?
These types of questions elicit more than one word answers from individuals