Primary Care, Art and Science of Advanced Practice Nursing 4th Edition by Dunphy
Primary Care, Art and Science of Advanced Practice Nursing 4th Edition by Dunphy
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Chapter 23. The 15-Minute Hour
Complete Chapter Questions With Answers
Sample Questions Are Posted Below
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
____ 1. According to World Health Organization data on 1,500 patients in 15 separate world sites, how many patients presenting with medical/somatic complaint had a psychiatric problem?
| a. | Fully one-third of all patients |
| b. | One-quarter of all patients |
| c. | One-half of all patients |
| d. | 60% of all patients |
____ 2. Integrating mental health techniques and approaches, such as the 15-minute hour, into the primary care patient encounter is important for a number of reasons. These include:
| a. | Decreasing the patient’s stress and increasing your reimbursement |
| b. | Encouraging coping strategies and increasing professional satisfaction |
| c. | Assisting patients in reliving traumatic experiences |
| d. | Decreasing care clinician stress |
____ 3. Valliant (1979) discusses the “ubiquity of stress.” Ubiquity of stress maintains that:
| a. | In a current and rapidly changing society, stress can be viewed as a positive. |
| b. | Eustress is counterproductive. |
| c. | The overwhelmed can functionally regress. |
| d. | Dream therapy has been found to be an effective treatment of overwhelming stress. |
____ 4. Basic human needs are identified as:
| a. | Autonomy and feeling valued by others |
| b. | Exhilaration and productivity |
| c. | Spirituality |
| d. | Career success and material rewards |
____ 5. Commonalities among psychotherapeutic techniques include the following:
| a. | Dream therapy, listening, and reflection |
| b. | Psychodrama, group psychotherapy, and 12-step programs |
| c. | Self-help groups |
| d. | Obtaining external perspective and participation in a helping relationship |
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