Mood Disorders Test<br > and Crisis Situations<br >q! The Client With a Major Mood Disorder<br >~ The Client With Bip0iar Disorder， Manic Phase<br > The Client Who is Depressed<br > Disorder and Suicidal<br > Ideation<br >i The Client With Depressive<br >i~i The Client Who Attempts Suicide<br > The Client in Crisis<br > Correct Answers and Rationale<br >"!~ Sell: (1 the OliO bi，sf all~;wI r and indicate your choice by {illing in Ilu circle in hold of the opHon.<br >--:fi<br > :~ The Client With a Major Mood Disorder o :3 "Why ~houi~tn ~ I w~，nt to t~，lk ~o you ~，~ w~，U ~，~<br >~ the others?"<br >!2~ A client is admitted to the hospil:al s i)sychiatric ulfit 1 o 4. "You re wonder ~g why l m interested in you al~d<br >:，~: month after he retired involu ltarily. The mirse notes that not the others?"<br >~::~ he keeps his head bowed in a dejected manner and that 4. The mlrse meets with the client daily. Ttle client<br > his facial expression is sad. om a<br >~.~ stays mostly in his room altd speaks only when ad-<br >，~:~- dressed， answering briefly and abruptly while keep-<br >7"~: ing iris eyes on the floor. At this stage of their rela-<br >~.: 1. The nurse visualizes the client s depression fr : tionship， the mn se focuses on I;he client s { b litv to<br >~1:~ holislic framework. According to holistic theory， the O 1. make decisions.<br > client s depression shotlld |)e viewed as a o 2 relale to other patients.<br > o 1. reaction to a stressful event. O 3. function indepenc ently.<br > 0 2. symplom of high sugar inlake. 0 4. express himself w， rbally.<br > o 3. disturbance caused by nuilu~rous factors. 5. Whict~ of the following client behaviors would best<br > i ~ 4. dishn hance caused by destructive environmental indicate to the lnn se that the relationship with Ihe<br > influences， clienl is ill the working phase?<br > 2. Using t. ~， hol slic framework in ()Be-{.O-Ol/(~ interac O 1. The clienl atlempls 1o familiarize himself with<br > tions with the (:lient， lhe lnlrse should plan to [oulls l.he nlu se.<br > I)rinlarily on the client s 0 2. The client makes gm eff~rt to (:lesuribe his prob-<br > i O 1. dreams and free associal，ions， lems in detail.<br > O 2. childhood and pasl; life history o 7. The clieilC tries to suiilniarizo his progress in the<br > O 3. CUrrent feelings and exp~，riences， relalionslliP.<br > O 4. un(lerlyh/g c(Jiillicts arid d( fense l/i(:，c.hailisins. O 4. The client starts to challenge the bOttli(laries or<br > )i~ 3. Mtera few InintlteS of conversation， lhe client wea- ()tiler lintils of the relaliollship.<br > ~" ! rily asks the nurse， "Why pick the t.o talk h:) when 8. The (.lienl is concerned i.ha~ the inforumlion h( gives<br > ~{ there are so many olher r)eo[)l(， here?" Whh h i el)lv to the iitll S{ i t~ll/ailiS confidenlial. Which oI the fol-<br >