4c0x1 Ure 5 Level Volume 1
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Mental Health 5 lvl URE
- 1.Which area is not an ethical foundation of trust? (Unit 1)
- A.
Respect
- B.
Autonamy
- C.
Beneficence
- D.
Nonmalefience
- 2.Which ethical behavior is closely related to respecting the patients dignity? (Unit 1)
- A.
Professional Relationships
- B.
Individual Care
- C.
Role Modeling
- D.
Competence
- 3.Which aspect of 'doing all your duty' is considered extremely important? (Unit 1)
- A.
Sensitivity
- B.
Observant
- C.
Reliability
- D.
Confidence
- 4.Who is held accountable if a journeyman engages in an inappropriate relationship with a patient? (Unit 1)
- A.
Patient
- B.
Technician
- C.
Licensed provider
- D.
Non-commissioned officer in charge
- 5.What is considered one of the most disruptive forces on a mental health treatment unit? (Unit 1)
- A.
Discussing personal problems with patients
- B.
Talking about religious values with patients
- C.
Having financial dealings with patients
- D.
Gossiping with patients
- 6.What is considered a 'must' in developing professional relationships? (Unit 1)
- A.
Appearance
- B.
Attitude
- C.
Maturity
- D.
Empathy
- 7.All of the following are examples of effective communication 'except': (Unit 1)
- A.
Being conscious of nonverbal signs.
- B.
Looking people in their eyes.
- C.
Being sympathetic.
- D.
Being empathetic.
- 8.All of the following are examples of retaliation 'except': (Unit 1)
- A.
Reducing the patient to a diagnosis
- B.
Laughing at a patients fears
- C.
Withholding medication
- D.
Avoiding the patient
- 9.Which attribute allows the patient to gain a feeling of security by being able to predict your behavior? (Unit 1)
- A.
Attitude.
- B.
Acceptance.
- C.
Consistency.
- D.
Show Interest.
- 10.Which legal liability is considered non-punitive? (Unit 1)
- A.
Administrative
- B.
Criminal
- C.
Civil Tort
- D.
General
- 11.Which one is 'not' considered an intentional tort? (Unit 1)
- A.
False imprisonment.
- B.
Misrepresentation.
- C.
Negligence.
- D.
Assault.
- 12.You are guilty of which intentional tort if you discuss a patient's medical history with some one who does 'not' have a 'need to know'? (Unit 1)
- A.
Wrongful invasion of privacy.
- B.
Defamation of character.
- C.
Misrepresentation.
- D.
Assault.
- 13.All can sue the federal government 'except': (Unit 1)
- A.
Civilians
- B.
Dependants
- C.
Retired Military
- D.
Active Duty Military
- 14.How long can an active duty member be admitted for observation if he is deemed at risk for imminent dangerousness? (Unit 1)
- A.
24 hours.
- B.
36 hours.
- C.
48 hours.
- D.
72 hours.
- 15.Congress passed what Act in 1980 that created a Mental Health Bill of Rights? (Unit 1)
- A.
Mental Health Systems Act
- B.
Mental Health Privacy Act
- C.
Mental Health Services Act
- D.
Mental Health Confidentiality Act
- 16.What organization has very specific patient's rights guidelines that all military and civilian medical medical or treatment facilities 'must' adhere to? (Unit 1)
- A.
Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
- B.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- C.
American Psychological Association
- D.
Health Services Inspection
- 17.Streptococci can be transmitted through all of the following 'except': (Unit 2)
- A.
Sneeze
- B.
Coughs
- C.
Laughs
- D.
Inhales
- 18.How many years can HIV remain dormant before symptoms develop? (Unit 2)
- A.
5
- B.
8
- C.
10
- D.
15
- 19.Which organization 'must' approve all disinfectants used in the MTF? (Unit 2)
- A.
JCAHO
- B.
OSHA
- C.
APA
- D.
EPA
- 20.The AFOSH program guarantee's civilian employee's the right to request assistance without fear of the following 'except': (Unit 2)
- A.
Coercion
- B.
Reprisal
- C.
Merit raises
- D.
Discrimination
- 21.During what period of time do the occurrence of falls and slips increase for hospitalized patients? (Unit 2)
- A.
Morning
- B.
Evening
- C.
Dusk
- D.
Noon
- 22.When lifting or moving a bedridden patient, what part of your body should endure most of the strain? (Unit 2)
- A.
Arms
- B.
Legs
- C.
Back
- D.
Feet
- 23.Who has the primary responsibility for accident notifications? (Unit 2)
- A.
Technicians
- B.
Supervisors
- C.
Providers
- D.
Nurses
- 24.Who should initiate the AF Form 765 when he or she discovers an accident? (Unit 2)
- A.
Staff member
- B.
Safety Officer
- C.
Supervisor
- D.
Nurse
- 25.During which crisis stage does the individual try to use previously used coping mechanisms on his or her current crisis? (Unit 2)
- A.
Disorganization
- B.
Local reorganization
- C.
General reorganization
- D.
Attempts to reorganize
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