An example of a dual relationship would be

Week one Question 1 The original population with which Lindemann developed his crisis intervention model was WWII veterans.False • •Question 2 An example of a dual relationship would be

Answers:

all of the above.• •Question 3 Which of the following stage of becoming culturally sensitive would be indicative of a nurse who understands the need to identify cultural factors in a patient, but may be unprepared to work with them?

Answers:

Heightened awareness of culture.

Response Feedback: Kanel 5th Chapter 2, p. 37

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•Question 4 Who may waive privileged communication by signing a waiver for purposes of continuity of care?answ er

The client.Response Feedback: Kanel 5th Chapter 2, p. 32-33. Only the client can waive confidentiality.• •Question 5 The use of the paraprofessional in providing crisis intervention

Selected Answer:

is controversial due to level of training.

Answers: has always been considered appropriate.

is accepted by all mental health professionals.is costly, therefore avoided.

is controversial due to level of training.

Response Feedback:Kanel 5th Chapter 1 and 2, pp. 16 and 30-

31 • •Question 6 The role of nurses in the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender (GLBT)

community is to:

Selected Answer:

Provide direct care and advocate for healthcare services

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Provide access to public health care Allow free expression of sexuality in the community

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Provide direct care and advocate for healthcare services Establish their basic human needs in society

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Clark 6th Chapter 20, p.529 • •Question 7 It is possible to grow after effective resolution of a crisis.

Selected Answer: True

Answers: True

False

Response Feedback:Kanel 5th Chapter 1, p.5-6,

10 • •Question 8 A person in crisis may be in danger of

Selected Answer:

all of the above.

Answers: having a psychotic breakdown.

attempting or completing suicide.coming through the crisis at a lower level of functioning.

all of the above.Response

Feedback:

Kanel 5th Chapter 1, p.6-7 If a person in crisis receives no help, they are in danger of falling to a lower level of functioning or a non functioning level. This can lead to becoming crisis-prone. Once crisis-prone individuals have depleted all ego strength, they often attempt or complete suicide, harm others, or have psychotic breakdowns.• •Question 9 Ego strength refers to Selected

Answer:

the ability to understand the world realistically and act upon it to get one's needs met.

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