EXAMS 2 PRN 1562 2026 FINAL ASSESSMENT
TESTED CONTENT WITH ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS
◉ psychiatric rehabilitation Answer: multidisciplinary services that
assist people with mental health problems to readjust and adapt to
life in the community as actively and independently as possible;
includes personal adjustment and social, residential, educational,
and vocational services...
◉ Anxiety levels and their characteristics Answer: Mild = restless,
increased motivation, irritability
Moderate = agitation, muscle tightness
Severe = inability to function, ritualistic behavior, unresponsive
Panic = distorted perception, loss of rational thought, immobility
◉ theoretical models focuses on depression as a group of learned
responses Answer: Behavioral model
◉ parent-teen communication is? Answer: Depression in
adolescence usually is related to loneliness, family strengths, self-
esteem,
,◉ major depressive disorder Answer: feelings of worthlessness and
despair have lasted 3 weeks
A mood disorder in which a person experiences, in the absence of
drugs or a medical condition, two or more weeks of significantly
depressed moods, feelings of worthlessness, and diminished interest
or pleasure in most activities.
◉ Bipolar disorder Answer: severe and sudden mood swings from
mania to depression
◉ Which instruction should the nurse give a client who is prescribed
lithium carbonate Answer: Maintain stable fluid intake
◉ Mania is characterized by Answer: increased activity and agitation
and gives much more importance to thoughts and ideas
◉ Which theory states that males are socialized throughout
childhood to behave more aggressively and violently Answer:
Feminist theory
◉ Shaken baby syndrome Answer: unexplained fussiness and
irritability in an infant as well as unexplained injuries
◉ Which theorist states that when basic needs are threatened, a
person may react with anger Answer: Maslow
, ◉ A psychosocial theory of aggression is defined by Answer:
Aggressive behaviors are learned responses.
◉ Escalation stage Answer: Frustration and anger increase. Intense
emotions also make aggression escalate. Intervention is crucial at
this stage if violence is to be prevented.
◉ Intermittent Explosive Disorder Answer: episodes during which a
person acts on aggressive impulses that result in serious assaults or
destruction of property
◉ Pyromania Answer: impulse-control disorder that involves having
an irresistible urge to set fires
◉ Battery Answer: unlawful use of force on a person without his or
her consent is
◉ interpersonal model Answer: child develops anxiety when his
father continually disapproves of his friends and interests. This
situation is consistent with which model related to anxiety
◉ Separation Anxiety Disorder (SAD) Answer: A form of anxiety
disorder in which the individual displays age-inappropriate,
TESTED CONTENT WITH ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS
◉ psychiatric rehabilitation Answer: multidisciplinary services that
assist people with mental health problems to readjust and adapt to
life in the community as actively and independently as possible;
includes personal adjustment and social, residential, educational,
and vocational services...
◉ Anxiety levels and their characteristics Answer: Mild = restless,
increased motivation, irritability
Moderate = agitation, muscle tightness
Severe = inability to function, ritualistic behavior, unresponsive
Panic = distorted perception, loss of rational thought, immobility
◉ theoretical models focuses on depression as a group of learned
responses Answer: Behavioral model
◉ parent-teen communication is? Answer: Depression in
adolescence usually is related to loneliness, family strengths, self-
esteem,
,◉ major depressive disorder Answer: feelings of worthlessness and
despair have lasted 3 weeks
A mood disorder in which a person experiences, in the absence of
drugs or a medical condition, two or more weeks of significantly
depressed moods, feelings of worthlessness, and diminished interest
or pleasure in most activities.
◉ Bipolar disorder Answer: severe and sudden mood swings from
mania to depression
◉ Which instruction should the nurse give a client who is prescribed
lithium carbonate Answer: Maintain stable fluid intake
◉ Mania is characterized by Answer: increased activity and agitation
and gives much more importance to thoughts and ideas
◉ Which theory states that males are socialized throughout
childhood to behave more aggressively and violently Answer:
Feminist theory
◉ Shaken baby syndrome Answer: unexplained fussiness and
irritability in an infant as well as unexplained injuries
◉ Which theorist states that when basic needs are threatened, a
person may react with anger Answer: Maslow
, ◉ A psychosocial theory of aggression is defined by Answer:
Aggressive behaviors are learned responses.
◉ Escalation stage Answer: Frustration and anger increase. Intense
emotions also make aggression escalate. Intervention is crucial at
this stage if violence is to be prevented.
◉ Intermittent Explosive Disorder Answer: episodes during which a
person acts on aggressive impulses that result in serious assaults or
destruction of property
◉ Pyromania Answer: impulse-control disorder that involves having
an irresistible urge to set fires
◉ Battery Answer: unlawful use of force on a person without his or
her consent is
◉ interpersonal model Answer: child develops anxiety when his
father continually disapproves of his friends and interests. This
situation is consistent with which model related to anxiety
◉ Separation Anxiety Disorder (SAD) Answer: A form of anxiety
disorder in which the individual displays age-inappropriate,
