11 (1 point) The parents of an

11 (1 point) The parents of an autistic child consult a psychiatric and mental health advanced practice PMHNP about their failure to relate to their child. The PMHNP decides that some education would be helpful to this family in dealing with the problem. What could the family NOT expect to receive as a result of the PMHNP’s teaching intervention? 11 options: a) An objective perspective b) Decreased blame and guilt c) Clarification of expectations d) A solution to their problems 12 (1 point) According to Freudian theory, thoughts, feelings, and desires that are not in immediate awareness, but can be recalled to consciousness, are considered: 12 options: a) Conscious b) Preconscious c) Subconscious d) Unconscious 13 (1 point) The goal of Art therapy and Music therapy is: 13 options: a) To assist clients in passing time in the hospital productively. b) To teach clients a new skill or hobby. c) To evaluate clients for possible job training. d) To stimulate the expression of feelings 14 (1 point) The focus of Strategic Family Therapy is to: 14 options: a) Emphasize symptoms b) Change analogies and metaphors in the family c) Help the family to be more democratic d) Identify and solve all family problems 15 (1 point) According to Glasser, the cause of all psychiatric problems is: 15 options: a) Neurosis b) Irresponsibility c) Childhood training d) Irrational beliefs 16 (1 point) A mother brings her adolescent son in to be seen by a psychiatric and mental health advanced practice PMHNP. The mother wishes to hospitalize the boy. She indicates that she can no longer control his behavior and that he is dating girls of whom she does not approve and staying out past his curfew. Based on the boy’s right to treatment in the least restrictive setting, what is the psychiatric and mental health advanced practice PMHNP’s best response? 16 options: a) Determine the most secure facility to hospitalize the child because he is probably a “run risk.” b) Seek a Day Treatment Program since the child’s behavior is not dangerous. c) Offer to work with the mother and son in regard to appropriate expectations and discipline. d) Tell the mother that all adolescents act that way and that she is wrong to be upset about this normal behavior. 17 (1 point) In a well-functioning mental health team who is the most important member? 17 options: a) The doctor b) The NP c) The psychologist d) The client 18 (1 point) The staff of a day treatment program have determined that all clients must participate in a group outing to a local museum because all of the staff want to see the exhibit. Two women clients in the group voice their opposition to visiting the museum because they do not wish to risk being identified as psychiatric clients by others in the community. The staff refuse to listen to their concerns and insist that they go on the trip, but do not describe any particular reason. Which adjective describes the type of goal planning evident in this situation? 18 options: a) Specific b) Individualized c) Collaborative d) Authoritarian 19 (1 point) Sharon Getty has been admitted to a neurological unit with a complaint of chronic pain. She has been referred to the psychiatric and mental health advanced practice PMHNP who functions as the Psychiatric Liaison PMHNP for that unit. Which might be a response of the liaison PMHNP? 19 options: a) Discussion with R.N.s on the unit about the need for them not to talk with the client about the emotional components of her pain b) Avoiding talking with the client’s family because they will probably be upset to learn that they might be contributing to the client’s problems with pain c) Realizing that individual psychotherapy with the client is the role of the psychiatrist d) Referring the client to occupational therapy if appropriate

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