NU 665C ASSESSMENT FAMILY
PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH II
SOLUTION BUNDLE 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
100% ACCURATE
◉ Affirmative care Answer: A supportive, validating, and
nonjudgmental approach to health care that affirms a person's gender
identity and sexual orientation.
◉ Gender dysphoria Answer: Psychological distress from the
incongruence between one's gender identity and assigned sex at birth.
◉ Minority Stress Theory Answer: That stigma, prejudice, and
discrimination create a hostile environment, leading to chronic stress and
poorer mental health outcomes in LGBTQIA+ individuals.
◉ Trauma-informed care Answer: Key elements include safety,
trustworthiness, peer support, collaboration, empowerment, and cultural
sensitivity.
◉ Gender affirmation Answer: A process by which individuals are
affirmed in their gender identity through social, legal, medical, and
psychological means.
, ◉ SOGI data Answer: Collecting Sexual Orientation and Gender
Identity data improves culturally competent care and helps identify
health disparities.
◉ Cisnormativity Answer: The assumption that all individuals are
cisgender, which marginalizes transgender and gender-diverse people.
◉ Mental health conditions in LGBTQIA+ individuals Answer: Higher
risk for depression, anxiety, PTSD, substance use disorders, and suicide.
◉ Protective factors for LGBTQIA+ youth Answer: Family acceptance,
peer support, school safety, and access to affirming providers.
◉ HEADSSS Answer: A tool that can assess psychosocial needs of
LGBTQIA+ youth (Home, Education, Activities, Drugs, Sexuality,
Suicide, Safety).
◉ Gender Unicorn Answer: A visual tool to teach about gender identity,
gender expression, sex assigned at birth, and attraction.
◉ Inclusive intake question Answer: An example is, 'What name and
pronouns do you use?'
◉ Provider response to coming out Answer: Should be with empathy,
affirmation, and confidentiality.
PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH II
SOLUTION BUNDLE 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
100% ACCURATE
◉ Affirmative care Answer: A supportive, validating, and
nonjudgmental approach to health care that affirms a person's gender
identity and sexual orientation.
◉ Gender dysphoria Answer: Psychological distress from the
incongruence between one's gender identity and assigned sex at birth.
◉ Minority Stress Theory Answer: That stigma, prejudice, and
discrimination create a hostile environment, leading to chronic stress and
poorer mental health outcomes in LGBTQIA+ individuals.
◉ Trauma-informed care Answer: Key elements include safety,
trustworthiness, peer support, collaboration, empowerment, and cultural
sensitivity.
◉ Gender affirmation Answer: A process by which individuals are
affirmed in their gender identity through social, legal, medical, and
psychological means.
, ◉ SOGI data Answer: Collecting Sexual Orientation and Gender
Identity data improves culturally competent care and helps identify
health disparities.
◉ Cisnormativity Answer: The assumption that all individuals are
cisgender, which marginalizes transgender and gender-diverse people.
◉ Mental health conditions in LGBTQIA+ individuals Answer: Higher
risk for depression, anxiety, PTSD, substance use disorders, and suicide.
◉ Protective factors for LGBTQIA+ youth Answer: Family acceptance,
peer support, school safety, and access to affirming providers.
◉ HEADSSS Answer: A tool that can assess psychosocial needs of
LGBTQIA+ youth (Home, Education, Activities, Drugs, Sexuality,
Suicide, Safety).
◉ Gender Unicorn Answer: A visual tool to teach about gender identity,
gender expression, sex assigned at birth, and attraction.
◉ Inclusive intake question Answer: An example is, 'What name and
pronouns do you use?'
◉ Provider response to coming out Answer: Should be with empathy,
affirmation, and confidentiality.
