A client admits to the nurse that she feels guilty for not providing more direct care for her ill mother. According to Freud, the moral component of this client's feelings results from which of the following? A. Defense mechanisms B. The superego C. The id D. The ego KINDLY EXPLAIN EACH ANSWER. WHY IT IS THE CORRECT ANSWER AND WHY IT IS NOT THE CORRECT ANSWER

1. Alzheimer’s cause is still unknown. What are some of the possible causes. a. Is there a genetic predisposition/ b. What appears to cause the damage, what is the pathology? c. What are the effects on the patient? d. What are the treatments, current and future?

6. What cognitive-behavioral method focuses on suicidal clients?

7. According to Freud, the dreams, hidden by more obvious subjects. A. evident content of dreams is composed of the disguised meanings of B. manifest content of dreams C. latent content of dreams D. apparent content of dreams 8. Which of the following psychologists is correctly matched with his theory of the function of dreams? A. Freud-unconscious wish fulfillment theory B. Hobson-dreams-for-survival theory C. Hobson-expectation fulfillment theory of dreaming D. Freud-cultivation-synthesis theory

What characterizes major depressive disorders a. Compromised homeostasis in prefrontal cortical-limbic circuitry b. Heavy involvement of basal ganglia c. Strengthened connections from the thalamus to the nucleus accumbens d. Decreased activity in the central gray (PAG) circuits

1. Explain the difference between psychodynamics and psychokinetics and provide an example of one action. Why are these terms important to know as a nurse? Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion

A nurse caring for patients in a hospital setting uses anticipatory guidance to prepare them for painful procedures. Which instruc-tion would the nurse provide in this type of stress management? a. The nurse teaches patients rhythmic breathing to performprior to the procedure. b. The nurse tells patients to focus on a pleasant place, men-tally place themselves in it, and breathe slowly in and out. c. The nurse teaches patients about the pain involved in theprocedure and methods to cope with it.d. The nurse teaches patients to create and focus on a mentalimage during the procedure to become less responsive tothe pain.

What advice would you give someone in terms of pain medication when they are discharged from hospital?

13. Provide examples of at least five things that adults with good mental health are able to do. 14. Describe the treatment goals for mental disorders.

7. During a patient's medical history, which of the following aspects should you inquire about to assess their social history? a. Alcohol and Tobacco use b. Past surgeries c. Family medical history d. Current medications e. Allergies