NURS Nursing 22_ATI Mental Health Practice Test B 2019 Remediation-REVIEWED AND EDITED BY EXPERTS

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ATI Mental Health Practice Test B 2019 Remediation Management of care  Legal and Ethical issues: teaching about plan of care o Nurses do ongoing planning throughout the provision of care. While... obtaining new information and evaluating responses to care, they modify and individualize the initial plan of care o Discharge planning is a process of anticipation and planning for clients’ needs after discharge. To be effective, discharge planning must begin during admission o Throughout the planning process, nurses set priorities, determine client outcomes, and select specific nursing interventions  Eating disorders: planning care for a client who has Bulimia Nervosa o Nursing care  Perform self-assessment of regarding possible feelings of frustration regarding the client’s eating behaviors, the belief that the disorder is self-imposed, or the need to nurture rather than care for the client  Provide a highly structured milieu in an acute care unit for the client requiring intensive therapy  Develop and maintain a trusting nurse/client relationship through consistency and therapeutic communication  Use a positive approach and support to promote client self-esteem and positive self-image  Diverse Practice Settings: planning discharge teaching for a client who has Schizoaffective Disorder o ACT helps to reduce recurrences of hospitalizations and provides crisis intervention, assistance with independent living, and information regarding resources for necessary support services. o ACT teams work with clients in their homes, in agencies, hospitals, and clinics o This includes nontraditional case management and by an interprofessional team for clients who have severe mental illness and are noncompliant with traditional treatment  Trauma and Stress related disorders: Priority action for a client who has PTSD o Safety/Risk reduction  Look first for a safety risk. For example, is there a finding that suggest a risk for airway obstruction, hypoxia, bleeding, infection, or injury?  Next ask, “What is the risk to the client?”, and “How significant is the risk compared to other posed risks?”  Give priority to responding to whatever finding poses the greatest (or most imminent) risk to the client’s physical well-being o Flashbacks (dissociative reactions where the client feels the traumatic event is recurring in the present), such as a military veteran feeling that they are reliving a combat situation after hearing a harmless loud noise o Memories of the event recur involuntarily and are distressing to the client o Night-time dreams related to the traumatic even [Show More]

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