Question 1

Which may be concerns that a nurse has when caring for clients who have conduct disorders? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  Thinking that the client should be able to refrain from hostility and aggression through use of will power. 
B)  Having conflicted feelings regarding holding clients accountable for their behaviors without having a punitive attitude. 
C)  Discussing feelings, fears, or frustrations with colleagues. 
D)  Having anxiety and fears for the nurse's personal safety. 
E)  Believing that aggression is the most productive way to deal with aggression. 
A)  Thinking that the client should be able to refrain from hostility and aggression through use of will power. 
B)  Having conflicted feelings regarding holding clients accountable for their behaviors without having a punitive attitude. 
C)  Discussing feelings, fears, or frustrations with colleagues. 
D)  Having anxiety and fears for the nurse's personal safety. 
E)  Believing that aggression is the most productive way to deal with aggression.

Question 2

Which are actions of the parents of a child with conduct disorders that may contribute to the problems of the child? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  The parents may not behave appropriately themselves because of a lack of knowledge. 
B)  The parents blame the school when the child causes a disturbance in school and receives detention. 
C)  The parents engage in yelling at, hitting, or simply ignoring the behavior of their child. 
D)  The parents make reasonable curfews that are appropriate for the age of the client. 
E)  The parents establish household responsibilities that are appropriate for the age of the client. 
A)  The parents may not behave appropriately themselves because of a lack of knowledge. 
B)  The parents blame the school when the child causes a disturbance in school and receives detention. 
C)  The parents engage in yelling at, hitting, or simply ignoring the behavior of their child. 
D)  The parents make reasonable curfews that are appropriate for the age of the client. 
E)  The parents establish household responsibilities that are appropriate for the age of the client.

Which may be concerns that a nurse has when caring for clients who have conduct disorders? Select all that apply.

Which are actions of the parents of a child with conduct disorders that may contribute to the problems of the child? Select all that apply.

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Exam 23: Disruptive Behavior Disorders

Which may be concerns that a nurse has when caring for clients who have conduct disorders? Select all that apply.

Which are actions of the parents of a child with conduct disorders that may contribute to the problems of the child? Select all that apply.

Foundations of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

Neurobiologic Theories and Psychopharmacology

Psychosocial Theories and Therapy

Treatment Settings and Therapeutic Programs

Therapeutic Relationships

Therapeutic Communication

Clients Response to Illness

Assessment

Legal and Ethical Issues

Grief and Loss

Anger, Hostility, and Aggression

Abuse and Violence

Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders

Anxiety and Anxiety Disorders

Obsessivecompulsive and Related Disorders

Schizophrenia

Mood Disorders and Suicide

Personality Disorders

Addiction

Eating Disorders

Somatic Symptom Illnesses

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Cognitive Disorders

Filters