Mentally Healthy Adult
Principles of Mental Health Care
Anxiety Basics
Anxiety Disorders & Interventions
Cognitive Disorders
100

This describes adults who are content with who they are and where they are in life.

 What is a mentally healthy adult?


100

This principle requires caregivers to avoid any action that may cause harm to a client.

What is “Do no harm”?

100

Anxiety is defined as this emotional state.

What is a feeling of uneasiness, uncertainty, and helplessness?

100

This disorder involves excessive, long-lasting, and generalized anxiety.

What is generalized anxiety disorder?

100

Cognition refers to these higher brain functions such as memory and judgment.

What is cognition?

200

Health is a changing state influenced by these three factors.

What are genetics, behavior, and environment?

200

Viewing the client holistically means accepting this about them.

What is the client as a whole person?

200

This level of anxiety can actually improve learning and focus.

What is mild anxiety?

200

Obsessions are best defined as these.

What are uncontrollable, repetitive, intrusive thoughts?

200

This condition has an acute onset and is often reversible.

 What is delirium?

300

Mentally healthy adults are able to do this with the recurrent stresses of daily living.

What is cope and adjust in an acceptable way?

300

This is the foundation of all therapeutic relationships.

What is trust?

300

Anxiety responses range along a continuum from mild to this level.

What is panic?

300

Compulsions are behaviors performed for this reason.

What is to reduce anxiety?

300

The five “Ds” of confusion include damage, depression, deprivation, delirium, and this.

What is dementia?

400

The ability to objectively look within oneself is known as this skill.

What is self-awareness?

400

Every behavior serves a purpose and has meaning—this principle focuses on that idea.

What is exploring behaviors and emotions?

400

These are physical symptoms of anxiety such as muscle tension and headache.

What are physical manifestations of anxiety?

400

This therapy helps clients replace ineffective coping behaviors with successful ones.

What is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)?

400

This is often the first sign of a medication reaction in older adults.

What is confusion?

500

This concept allows individuals to be in charge of their own growth and development.

What is self-awareness?

500

This principle helps build self-worth, dignity, and confidence in clients.

What is encouraging responsibility?

500

Anxiety occurs as a result of this perception.

What is a perceived threat to oneself?

500

These medications are fast-acting but can cause dependence if used long-term.

What are benzodiazepines?

500

This syndrome causes confusion and agitation in the late afternoon or evening.

What is sundown syndrome?