What is the particular stance or worldview of qualitative inquiry (e.g., post-positivism, pragmatism, social constructivism, advocacy/participatory) reflected in research on physical activity in people with disabilities? And what are its philosophical assumptions (i.e., ontological, epistemological, axiological, methodological).

 A nurse working on a psychiatric unit receives a telephone call from a client’s employer. The employer asks for a copy of the client’s latest laboratory work and psychological testing results so that client’s medical records in employee health can be updated. Based on the nurse’s knowledge about issues surrounding breach of confidentiality, which response would be the most appropriate?

A client with mental illness who has been arrested has been found unfit to stand trial, and the client is admitted to a forensic mental health facility. The nurse understands that the client can be hospitalized for up to which duration to become “fit?”

A nursing instructor has prepared a lecture about the scope and standards of practice of psychiatric nurses. The instructor determines that the education was effective when the students identify what commonality of basic- and advanced-level practice of psychiatric nurses?

When providing care to a client diagnosed with a mental disorder, the client asks the nurse, “Does mental illness run in your family?” Which response by the nurse would be nontherapeutic?

A nurse identifies a nursing diagnosis of chronic low self-esteem. Which statement by a client would support this nursing diagnosis?

A nurse is caring for a client who is hospitalized for a mental disorder. The nurse is legally obligated to breach the client’s confidentiality if the client makes which statement?

An instructor is educating a nursing student on defense mechanisms. The instructor determines that the education was successful when the student makes which statement?

A staff nurse on a psychiatric unit knows that clients often have trouble sleeping because of their psychiatric conditions. What reflects a psychiatric nursing intervention to appropriately address this problem?

A nurse is assessing a client who has come to the health care facility for treatment. During the assessment, the client states, “I don’t know if there is a God or Heaven.” The nurse interprets this statement to be a reflection of what belief?