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What is the fundamental goal of psychiatric nursing according to the American Nurses Association?
What is the fundamental goal of psychiatric nursing according to the American Nurses Association?
- To promote mental health and prevent mental illness
- To find meaning in the experience of mental illness and suffering
- To help patients accept themselves and improve their relationships (correct)
- To learn to function independently on a realistic basis
According to Travelbee, what is the role of the professional nurse practitioner in psychiatric nursing?
According to Travelbee, what is the role of the professional nurse practitioner in psychiatric nursing?
- To help patients accept themselves and function independently
- To promote mental health and prevent mental illness
- To improve relationships with other people and find meaning in experiences
- To assist individuals, families, or communities in coping with mental illness (correct)
What was the common belief about mental illness in ancient times?
What was the common belief about mental illness in ancient times?
- Those with mental disorders were viewed as divine and worshipped
- Mental illness indicated displeasure of the Gods
- It was thought to be a punishment for sins and wrongdoings (correct)
- Any sickness was a sign of divine punishment
How were individuals with mental disorders viewed in ancient times?
How were individuals with mental disorders viewed in ancient times?
According to the American Nurses Association, what is the specialized field of psychiatric nursing employing?
According to the American Nurses Association, what is the specialized field of psychiatric nursing employing?
What are the 3 fundamental goals of psychiatric nursing according to the learning material compilation?
What are the 3 fundamental goals of psychiatric nursing according to the learning material compilation?
Who attempted to relate mental disorders to physical disorders and developed the theory of the 4 humors controlling emotions?
Who attempted to relate mental disorders to physical disorders and developed the theory of the 4 humors controlling emotions?
During the period of early Christian beliefs and superstitions, how were mentally ill individuals viewed?
During the period of early Christian beliefs and superstitions, how were mentally ill individuals viewed?
What was the main concept formulated by Phillippe Pinel regarding the treatment of the mentally ill?
What was the main concept formulated by Phillippe Pinel regarding the treatment of the mentally ill?
Who played a significant role in opening 32 state hospitals that offered asylum to the mentally ill by removing chains?
Who played a significant role in opening 32 state hospitals that offered asylum to the mentally ill by removing chains?
What negative connotation did the phrase 'insane asylum' develop during the period of enlightenment and creation of mental institutions?
What negative connotation did the phrase 'insane asylum' develop during the period of enlightenment and creation of mental institutions?
What was the main focus of Dorothea Dix's crusade in reforming the treatment of the mentally ill?
What was the main focus of Dorothea Dix's crusade in reforming the treatment of the mentally ill?
What did Aristotle believe caused mental disorders?
What did Aristotle believe caused mental disorders?
During the Renaissance period, how were more dangerous lunatics treated?
During the Renaissance period, how were more dangerous lunatics treated?
What was the main focus of Phillippe Pinel's concept of ASYLUM?
What was the main focus of Phillippe Pinel's concept of ASYLUM?
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