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Psychiatric Advanced Practice Nursing A Biopsychosocial Foundation for Practice -1st Edition by Eris F. Perese -Test Bank
Chapter 5: Case Formulation and Diagnosis, Differential Diagnoses and Developing a Biopsychosocial Plan of Care
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
____ 1. The primary function of a biopsychosocial case formulation is to
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Generate an understanding of the person as a whole |
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Identify comorbid medical illnesses |
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Assess the maturity of the patient’s defense mechanisms |
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Determine patient’s level of social support |
____ 2. The primary purpose of a biopsychosocial case formulation is to
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Predict response to different treatment modalities |
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Organize key facts around a cause, the source of the problem |
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Provide information required for reimbursement |
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Determine the level of care required |
____ 3. Sociocultural factors have the strongest influence on
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How diagnosis of a psychiatric disorder is accepted |
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The age of onset of symptoms of a psychiatric disorder |
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The gender distribution of the disorder |
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Prediction of response to psychoeducation |
____ 4. In a biopsychosocial case formulation, social contributions would be considered to be
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Genetic influences and adverse circumstances of birth |
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Substance use and medical disorders |
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Cognitive deficits and dysregulation of emotions |
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Religious/cultural factors and living situations |
____ 5. A predisposing event would be all of the following except
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Early prolonged separation from the mother |
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Having been born unwanted |
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Recent arrests or incarcerations |
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History of childhood neglect or abuse |
____ 6. A precipitating event might be
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Financial losses or loss of housing |
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Chronic health problems |
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Childhood separations and anxiety disorders |
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Genetic influences and premature birth |
____ 7. Mechanisms that maintain a problem are biopsychosocial causes or sources of the problem. Psychological causes might include
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Poverty and social isolation |
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Impaired neural circuitry |
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Impaired ability to regulation emotions |
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Abnormalities of neurotransmission |
____ 8. Effective case formulation outcomes are stated
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In terms of behaviors that must be changed |
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As incorporating efforts of others to achieve goal |
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In broad terms such as life satisfaction |
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As directly related to patients’ identified problem or problems |
____ 9. In developing a biopsychosocial plan of treatment, focus in the biological domain is on
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Identification and treatment of comorbid medical illnesses |
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Social skills training and social support enhancement |
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Vocational rehabilitation and supported employment |
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Interpersonal therapy or cognitive behavioral therapy |
____ 10. In the problem-oriented method of case formulation, the patient’s problems are defined as a solvable target of treatment. Which of the following is an example of a problem-oriented case formulation description?
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“Lack of interpersonal communication skills” |
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“Due to early childhood conflicts” |
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“Due to use of immature defense mechanisms” |
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“Caused by stigma and discrimination” |
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