Which scenario best illustrates engagement in mental health care?

An adolescent whose sibling struggles with mental illness is frequently bullied and told, “You are crazy just like your brother.” This is an example of what kind of stigma?

The most severe form of substance use disorder is categorized as what?

True or false? The psychosocial assessment focuses on the client’s well-being in relation to their mental health.

A client is mourning the loss of their spouse, which occurred six months ago. No matter what the nurse says to try to support the client, the response is one of irritation. The nurse recognizes that the client is most likely ________.

Why is it important for a nurse to watch the lab values during treatment of a client with anorexia nervosa?

One of the most common anxiety disorders affecting 3.1 percent of the U.S population is ________.

The focus in care is on the nurse-client relationship. If at some point the relationship has become nontherapeutic and is also about what the nurse gets out of the relationship, then the first step for the nurse is to ________.

A client exhibits sudden aggression that results in their admission to the emergency room (ER). Prior to beginning the admission assessment, the nurse reviews the client’s lab/urine results. What might the nurse expect to find in the results that would indicate a medical reason for the client’s aggression?

Professional boundaries can be difficult especially when a PMH nurse is trying to establish a strong rapport with a client. Which of the following responses indicates that a nurse is crossing the professional boundaries?