Given the historical context of mental health care in the United States, what is one major shift that occurred following the deinstitutionalization trend in the mid-20th century?

What are the primary characteristics of a therapeutic nurse-client relationship?

A child who witnesses their parent being abusive begins to bully other children at school. This behavior illustrates which defense mechanism?

A teenager who is rejected by a peer says, “They must already have a boyfriend” to rationalize the rejection. What type of defense mechanism is this?

Which therapeutic strategy involves ensuring a safe environment and helping the client participate in appropriate activities?A) CB) Milieu therapyC) Psychobiological interventionsD) Health teaching

Which of the following best describes the emotional climate that should be fostered in a therapeutic milieu?

When assessing a child who has exhibited signs of chronic anxiety since childhood, what physical manifestations might the nurse expect to see?

Which of the following rights is guaranteed to clients with mental health disorders under civil rights laws?

In assessing an older adult’s mental health, which aspect is most important for determining their functional ability?

When implementing Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) for clients with severe mental illness, which of the following is a primary goal of this approach?