Which of the following nursing interventions is not consistent with the philosophy of psychiatric rehabilitation?

1. Performing a functional assessment of the client
2. Discharging a client from services when treatment goals are reached
3. Planning behavioral interventions that target specific functional deficits
4. Identifying highly individualized goals with the client


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Rationale: Rehabilitation approaches emphasize specific interventions to address targeted areas of functioning and are strongly grounded in beliefs about empowerment of clients and emphasizing client feelings of control and worth. From a rehabilitation perspective, it is important to extend support to clients as long as possible. Support is not necessarily withdrawn because a client improves.

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Audrey, a mental health nurse, has noticed that every day prior to going to work, she starts off with headaches, loose stools, episodes of feeling light-headed, and other disorders

These symptoms may be an expression of emotional disturbances. Audrey is aware she could be experiencing: A. Isolation. B. Repression. C. Splitting. D. Conversion.

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When the Indian women in a town refused to give birth in the newly built hospital, a local medicine woman was hired to set up an altar in a birthing room and then the women began delivering babies in the hospital

This is an example of which of the following? a. Cultural adaptation c. Cultural bias b. Cultural competency d. Cultural indifference

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A patient had a transdermal fentanyl patch placed 2 hours ago and is not getting any pain relief. What would be the most appropriate intervention?

a. Remove the current patch and replace with a new fentanyl patch at a higher dose. b. Prescribe a short-acting opioid for breakthrough pain. c. Remove the patch and switch to a different intravenous opioid. d. Tell the patient not to worry as it is normal for the patch to take about 12 hr to have effect, and he will have relief at that time.

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Which of the following activities may be restful to people?

A) listening to music B) reading C) watching television D) all of the above

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