SL Pre & Post Quiz (BPD) Answered!!

SL Pre & Post Quiz (BPD) Answered!! B. dramatic In the DSM-5, borderline personality disorder is categorized as a cluster B disorder. The nurse understands that which of the following is a primary behavior characteristic of this cluster of disorders? A. eccentric B. dramatic C. odd D. anxious Personality disorders result and behaviors that consistently deviate from those considered culturally acceptable. Which statement accurately describes the relationship between culture and behaviors associated with personality disorders? A. Personality disorders result and behaviors that consistently deviate from those considered culturally acceptable. B. Cultural norms determine the behaviors that are associated with personality disorders. C. Culture is not a consideration when evaluating behaviors associated with personality disorders. D. The behaviors associated with personality disorders conform to cultural expectations. Cutting body parts Which behavior is most associated with borderline personality disorder (BPD) and the tendency to self harm? a. intentional risk taking b. cutting body parts c. sexual promiscuity d. chain smoking Splitting Which term is used to describe the tendency to view things and situations as being either all good or all bad? a. splitting b. identity diffusion c. manipulation d. disassociation A complex, ingrained pattern of behaviors and characteristics that are largely outside of the individual's consciousness Which is the best definition of personality? A. the individual characteristics that change as one grows and experiences life situations B. a complex, ingrained pattern of behaviors and characteristics that are largely outside of the individual's consciousness C. they way an individual reacts to circumstances, over which he or she has little control over D. behaviors and beliefs that are present and acted on from an individual's birth Disregard for consequences Impulsivity is a characteristic of borderline personality disorder (BPD). Which aspect of this behavior is most likely to cause problems for the patient? A. disregard for consequences B. anxiety C. extreme confidence D. egocentricity Unstable personal relationships impulsive behaviors unrealistic self image Which long-term patterns are consistent with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder? (Select all that apply.) A. auditory hallucinations B. impulsive behaviors C. paranoid D. tendencies E. unstable personal relationships F. unrealistic self image Personality disorders are diagnosed in early adulthood, when personality formation is complete. Which statement regarding the diagnosis of a personal disorder is accurate? A. DX of personality disorders depends on presence of early childhood trauma B. Personality disorders are DXed in early adulthood, when personality formation is complete C. DX of personality disorders is difficult bc individual doesn't acknowledge the illness D. DX involves IDing significant impairment in forming self-confidence and appropriate self-esteem History of mood swings Fine scarring noted on both wrists Currently prescribed an antianxiety medication Report of a suicide attempt 6 months ago BPD is characterized by behaviors that include mood swings, self-directed violence and suicide attempts, and affective instability. Poor personal hygiene habits are not generally associated with BPD. The nurse has just completed Ms. Littlefield's admission interview and physical assessment. Which findings are consistent with a diagnosis ofborderline personality disorder (BPD)? (Select all that apply.) History of mood swings Poor personal hygiene Fine scarring noted on both wrists Currently prescribed an antianxiety medication Report of a suicide attempt 6 months ago "Were you ever sexually, physically, or emotionally abused as a child?" Many people diagnosed with BPD report a history of traumatic life events (e.g., adverse childhood experiences, abandonment, assault, etc.). There is no known association between familial schizophrenia, the presence of sensory hallucinations, or addictions with the development of BPD. Which admission interview question would be most effective in identifying Ms.Littlefield's potential risk factors for borderline personality disorder (BPD)? A. Have you ever experienced auditory or visual hallucinations? B. Were either of your parents DXed with schozophrenia? C. Were you ever sexually, physically, or emotionally abused as a child? D. Have you every been DXed with an addiction problem? B. The day shift nurse said that the night shift watches TV all night, so it's OK for me to watch TV after lights out. Patients with personality disorders challenge the ability of therapeutic staff to work as a team by often attempting to manipulate staff members by splitting them—that is, causing staff members to disagree with or contradict one another in terms of the limits of the treatment plan. Impulsivity is demonstrated by spur-of-the-moment decisions. Drug use is an example of risk taking behavior, whereas dissociative thinking is a means of avoiding painful memories. Which statement made by Ms. Littlefield to a night nurse best demonstrates the defense mechanism known as splitting? A. Trying different drugs is a lot of fun since it allows me to see just how high I can get. B. The day shift nurse said that the night shift watches TV all night, so it's OK for me to watch TV after lights out. C. I really like doing things on the spur of the moment; When I want to do something, I just do it. D. You know, I never think about my ex-husbands anymore. C. I have asked the treatment team for help in dealing with her frustrating behavior. Patients with personality disorders can challenge the ability of therapeuticstaff to