Multiple Choice
A client diagnosed with DID switches personalities when confronted with destructive behavior. The nurse recognizes that this dissociation serves which function?
A) It is a means to attain secondary gain.
B) It is a means to explore feelings of excessive and inappropriate guilt.
C) It serves to isolate painful events so that the primary self is protected.
D) It serves to establish personality boundaries and limit inappropriate impulses.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q2: A client is diagnosed with functional neurological
Q3: A nurse is reviewing progress notes on
Q4: Which combination of diagnoses and appropriate pharmacological
Q5: Which would be considered an appropriate outcome
Q6: Neurological tests have ruled out pathology in
Q8: The DSM-5 diagnosis of functional neurological symptom
Q8: A nursing instructor is teaching about the
Q9: A client diagnosed with somatic symptom disorder
Q10: Which are examples of primary and secondary
Q11: An inpatient client is newly diagnosed with