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NR605 MIDTERM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2025, Exams of Nursing

NR605 MIDTERM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2025

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ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION
QUESTION 1
Who is brief psychotherapy best suited for? - ANSWERS-Clients who symptoms
have a specific issue at work, in relationships, in school, or communication
QUESTION 2
Displacement - ANSWERS-when a person expresses a strong emotion to a "safe"
person rather than the person who caused the emotion
QUESTION 3
projection - ANSWERS-taking out feelings about one thing on another person
QUESTION 4
regression - ANSWERS-reverts to early developmental coping mechanisms
QUESTION 5
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QUESTION 1

Who is brief psychotherapy best suited for? - ANSWERS-Clients who symptoms have a specific issue at work, in relationships, in school, or communication QUESTION 2 Displacement - ANSWERS-when a person expresses a strong emotion to a "safe" person rather than the person who caused the emotion QUESTION 3 projection - ANSWERS-taking out feelings about one thing on another person QUESTION 4 regression - ANSWERS-reverts to early developmental coping mechanisms QUESTION 5

END OF rationalization - ANSWERS-defense mechanism that offers self-justifying explanations to avoid emotional consequences QUESTION 6 intellectualizaton - ANSWERS-uses intellectual thought or learning to suppress an emotional aspect of a situation QUESTION 7 sublimation - ANSWERS-transfers unacceptable impulses into socially acceptable forms (ex: channeling anger into playing football QUESTION 8 transference - ANSWERS-client directs their feelings towards a significant person in their lives such as a parent, the therapist, or sibling. Can be positive or negative because it allows the therapist to gain insight about the client. QUESTION 9

END OF Gestalt therapy - ANSWERS-focuses on present moment and emphasizes the here and now, awareness, responsibility and observed behaviors QUESTION 14 person-centered therapy - ANSWERS-a nondirective insight therapy based on the work of Carl Rogers in which the client does all the talking and the therapist listens- people can self heal QUESTION 15 Humanistic and Existential Therapies - ANSWERS-assume that human nature is generally positive and emphasize the natural tendency to strive for personal improvement QUESTION 16 What does CPT code stand for? - ANSWERS-Current procedural terminology What are CPT codes used for? - ANSWERS-uniform language for coding medical services

END OF what does cpt code 99214 mean? - ANSWERS-established client office/outpatient visit, moderate with 1-3 HPI elements, chronic conditions, history and ROS elements what does cpt code 9922_ mean? - ANSWERS-initial inpatient; last digit determined by severity and complexity of decision making. (1, 2, or 3) 99224 - ANSWERS-used for subsequent inpatient encounters what are the elements of the transtheoretical model of change - ANSWERS- precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance what is the health belief model? - ANSWERS-the persons perceived threat of illness combined with belief in effectiveness of recommend action predict the person's willingness to change Maslow Hierarchy of Needs Theory: self actualization - ANSWERS-creativity, acceptance of facts, morality Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: Esteem - ANSWERS-self-esteem, confidence, achievement, respect of others, respect by others Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: Love and Belonging - ANSWERS-friendship, intimacy, family, sense of connection

END OF What is supportive therapy best for - ANSWERS-clients who are experiencing emotional distress the goal of supportive therapy - ANSWERS-problem solving, management of life stressors, stabilization, resource building, anxiety reduction who is expressive psychotherapy appropriate for - ANSWERS-clients with unresolved and disorganized attachment styles goal of supportive therapy - ANSWERS-processing trauma and learning emotional self regulation, occurring several times per week who is supportive therapy appropriate for - ANSWERS-personality disorders time elements for brief psychodynamic therapy - ANSWERS-limited to 20- 30 sessions interpersonal psychotherapy - ANSWERS-a form of psychotherapy that focuses on helping clients improve current relationships Retroflection - ANSWERS-The act of turning back onto ourselves something we would like to do (or have done) to someone else.

END OF confluence - ANSWERS-Blurring the differentiation between the self and the environment (ex: bullying a kid to join gang) introjection - ANSWERS-person uncritically accepts another person's beliefs (ex: client dad said he would never be a good father so, client will not have kids because he believes he wont be a good dad)