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NR 607 Quiz 3 Questions and Correct
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The PMHNP is conducting a neurological examination on a patient
with altered mental status. The inability to perform rapidly alternating
hand movements is known as:
Ans: Dysdiadochokinesia
Which of the following is the best example of secondary prevention?
Social skills training and vocational rehabilitation
All these listed are great examples.
Stress management classes
A suicide hotline
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Ans: A suicide hotline aims to detect or screen and treat ASAP with a goal
of returning people to their original function and wellbeing.
A psychodynamic therapist is working with a patient who has
difficulty forming stable and healthy relationships. The therapist
explores the patient's early relationships with caregivers to
understand these patterns. Which psychodynamic theory is the
therapist primarily using?
Selective abstraction theory
Schema theory
Object Relations Theory
Ego Psychology
Ans: Object Relations Theory focuses on the internalized representations of
early relationships and their impact on current relationship patterns.
NR 607 Quiz 3 Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already
Graded
The PMHNP is conducting a neurological examination on a patient
with altered mental status. The inability to perform rapidly alternating
hand movements is known as:
Ans: Dysdiadochokinesia
Which of the following is the best example of secondary prevention?
Social skills training and vocational rehabilitation
All these listed are great examples.
Stress management classes
A suicide hotline
, 2 | Page
Ans: A suicide hotline aims to detect or screen and treat ASAP with a goal
of returning people to their original function and wellbeing.
A psychodynamic therapist is working with a patient who has
difficulty forming stable and healthy relationships. The therapist
explores the patient's early relationships with caregivers to
understand these patterns. Which psychodynamic theory is the
therapist primarily using?
Selective abstraction theory
Schema theory
Object Relations Theory
Ego Psychology
Ans: Object Relations Theory focuses on the internalized representations of
early relationships and their impact on current relationship patterns.
