- Which term describes an emotional response to frustration of desires or a challenge?AngerViolenceRestraintAggression
- Which factor is most likely to contribute to a patient's escalating anger?Watching violence on televisionAnother patient's depressed moodA staff member asking a patient to help another patientA staff member telling the patient they are inappropriate
- Which diagnosis supports the inability to control aggressive impulses?Conduct disorderOppositional defiant disorderIntermittent explosive disorderObsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Which nursing diagnosis is appropriate when the patient shows clenched fists and has a rigid body posture?Risk of suicideIneffective copingImpaired parentingRisk of violence to others
- Which term is used to identify the concept that violence may result from a history of victimization?Aired grievancesShared governanceTrauma-informed careLearned helplessness
- Which action can be suggested to parents to avoid impulse disorders in children?Encourage anger outbursts.Provide support to the child.Follow flexible rules of parenting.Encourage oppositional behavior.
- Which term is the most appropriate to use to mean the intentional use of force?AngerAnxietyViolenceAggression
- Which statement explains the source of aggression, anger, and violence according to Menninger?The threatened control over the life of a personStimulus that is perceived as a threat to oneselfThe conflict between sexual needs and societal normsAn assault to personal values, moral codes, and protective rules
- Which pharmacological therapy should be avoided when treating a patient with intermittent explosive disorder?Mood stabilizersAnticonvulsantsAntianxiety medicationsSelective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)
- Which activity should be included in group therapy for the maximum benefit of the children?PlayingLearning skillTalking about an activityUsing popular media events
- Which area of the brain undergoes dramatic changes in childhood and adolescence? Select all that apply.PonsMedullaSynapsesCerebellumPrefrontal cortex
- Which condition is most associated with oppositional defiant disorder?ObesityHypotensionType 1 diabetesAttention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
- Which behavior consistently demonstrated by a child is a predictor of future antisocial personality disorder in adults?SadnessRemorseGuiltCallousness
- Which possible symptom may be assessed in the patient diagnosed with Tourette syndrome?Inattentive behaviorSleeping for long hoursReduced listening skillsFrequent tongue protrusion
- Which neurodevelopmental disorder is a patient likely to have when they say "wabbit" for "rabbit"?Learning disorderCommunication disorderIntellectual development disorderAttention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
- Which characteristic is found in mentally healthy children?a. Ability to trust no oneb. Ability to respond spontaneouslyc. Ability to make accurate perceptiond. Ability to have realistic self-concepte. Ability to behave more maturely than their age
- Which social behavior is often a result of a child abuse?Eating disordersSpeech disordersBullying of othersDelayed motor skills
- Which communication disorder is the latest to be identified and accepted?Fluency disorderReceptive language disorderExpressive language disorderSocial communication disorder
- Which behavior is most indicative of a 4-year-old child diagnosed with Tourette syndrome?Frequently blinking eyesHumming when concentratingDifficulty in social relationshipsDifficulty in completing tasks on time
- Which type of goal best ensures the expected therapeutic outcomes for a 10-year-old diagnosed with an impulse control disorder?Simple and easily definedFamily-centered and long-term in naturePatient-centered and include the patient's inputAge-appropriate and achievable in a short period