PRINCIPLES OF MENTAL HEALTH NURSING EXAM REVIEW
PRN 1562 EXAM 1 PREP 2026/2027 UPDATE COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS/100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
Duty to Warn An ethical principle that requires a nurse to
inform a third party if a patient poses a risk of
harm.
HIPAA Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act, which protects patient
privacy and confidentiality.
Justice Involves fairness in the distribution of resources
and care.
Bias A tendency to favor one thing over another,
often leading to unfair treatment.
Holistic Practice An approach to health care that considers
the whole person, including physical,
emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Acupuncture A holistic practice that involves inserting
, needles into specific points on the body to
relieve pain and improve health.
Nonmaleficence Involves avoiding actions or omissions that can
harm patients.
Beneficence Involves actions that promote the well-being of
others.
Mental Illness A condition that disrupts a person's ability to
complete activities of daily living.
Mental Health The state of being able to cope with daily
stressors and maintain a balanced
emotional state.
Functional Impairment A reduction in a person's ability to perform
daily activities due to mental health issues.
Informed Consent A process by which a patient is informed
about the risks and benefits of a
treatment before agreeing to it.
Implied Consent Consent that is inferred from a person's actions
rather than explicitly stated.
Therapeutic Milieu A structured environment that promotes
healing and therapeutic interactions
PRN 1562 EXAM 1 PREP 2026/2027 UPDATE COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS/100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
Duty to Warn An ethical principle that requires a nurse to
inform a third party if a patient poses a risk of
harm.
HIPAA Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act, which protects patient
privacy and confidentiality.
Justice Involves fairness in the distribution of resources
and care.
Bias A tendency to favor one thing over another,
often leading to unfair treatment.
Holistic Practice An approach to health care that considers
the whole person, including physical,
emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Acupuncture A holistic practice that involves inserting
, needles into specific points on the body to
relieve pain and improve health.
Nonmaleficence Involves avoiding actions or omissions that can
harm patients.
Beneficence Involves actions that promote the well-being of
others.
Mental Illness A condition that disrupts a person's ability to
complete activities of daily living.
Mental Health The state of being able to cope with daily
stressors and maintain a balanced
emotional state.
Functional Impairment A reduction in a person's ability to perform
daily activities due to mental health issues.
Informed Consent A process by which a patient is informed
about the risks and benefits of a
treatment before agreeing to it.
Implied Consent Consent that is inferred from a person's actions
rather than explicitly stated.
Therapeutic Milieu A structured environment that promotes
healing and therapeutic interactions
