behavioral health

5 Written Questions

1. deliberate faking of an illness to acquire drugs, financial gain, or get out of work
2. avoidance of dealing with a traumatic event
3. messengers that regulate physical, emotional and mental processes
4. made in neurons, stored in the axon, released and attach to receptors on the post synaptic neurons
5. the conscious self, the I that deals with reality and is the part of the personality shown to others

5 Matching Questions

1. introductory
2. distress
3. beck depression inventory
4. maladaptive coping mechanism
5. flashback

1. a use of unhealthy ways for coping
2. b something that brings the traumatic event back to the consciousness
3. c patient rates themselves according to statements concerning mood
4. d excessive ill timed or unrelieved stress
5. e establish trust, eye contact, physical contact, open communication, be genuine

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. means mind and reacts to stress when used appropriately and in moderation
   1. psyche
   2. GABA
   3. dopamine
   4. 1873
2. believes that stress is a physiological response to biological stressors, psychological factors and social factors
   1. introductory
   2. eustress
   3. super ego
   4. selyes theory
3. exagerated fear
   1. phobic disorder
   2. conversion disorder
   3. pain disorder
   4. psychosomatic disorders
4. major pathway for physiologic intercommunication
   1. receptor
   2. personality
   3. Cerebrum
   4. cerebral cortex
5. huge increase i psyche surgery
   1. 1960's
   2. 1930's
   3. Freud's EGO
   4. Freud's ID

5 True/False Questions

1. 1913 → Johns hopkins became the first school to include psychiatric nursing into their ciriculum

   True        False

2. endorphins → contains the largest body of material, greatly affects behaviors, can't be deliberately brought back to the consciousness

   True        False

3. breakdown → neurotransmitters are broken down into inactive substances

   True        False

4. coping mechanism → technique that compares a patients brain activity patterns from and EEG or other electronic images

   True        False

5. eustress → excessive ill timed or unrelieved stress

   True        False