REGIS NU664 EXAM 2 ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH

REGIS NU664 EXAM 2 (ACTUAL / ) QUESTIONS WITH

VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS( A+ GRADED).

___% of individuals who died by suicide did not have known mental health condition - ----Answers---54 (male/firearm)

___% made healthcare visit week before suicide attempt and ___% the month before - ----Answers---38, 64

screening for suicide - ----Answers---PHQ-9

SBQ-R: suicide behaviors questionnaire revised

• concepts of culture - ---

-Answers---1. beliefs/values

• passed on heritage/history
• similar socialization patterns
• common communication/language
• geographic location of residence
• dress and food

race - ----Answers---a socially constructed category of people who share similar physical characteristics I.e. asian eye slits in non-asians not genetically based 1 / 3

ethinicity is explicitly ______ phenomenon - ----Answers--- cultural

ethnicity vs race - ----Answers---ethnicity is based on shared values/beliefs and race is based on physical characteristics

what is the outcome of acculturation? - ----Answers--- assimilation

RESPECT pneumonic for culturally responsive attitude - ---- Answers---respect explanatory model sociocultural influence power empathy concerns/fears trust/therapeutic alliance

which cultural group is least likely to have confidence in their medical practitioners? - ----Answers---asians

anxiety tx in children - ----Answers---CBT clonidine guanfacine 2 / 3

best med for panic d/o with comorbid depression? - ---- Answers---fluoxetine

when should venlafaxine be used for GAD tx? - ----Answers-- -muscle rigidity insomnia irritability

most effective therapy for phobias? - ----Answers---behavior therapy

what is kyal? - ----Answers---Cultural anxiety syndrome "wind attacks" Cambodian and asian neck soreness/tinnitus

Ataque de nervios - ----Answers---a self-labeled syndrome found in Latinos in which they experience a mixture of anxiety, panic, depression, and anger

Hamilton Rating Scale for Anxiety - ----Answers---(HAM-4) was developed in 1959 by Max Hamilton primarily as a means of assessing anxiety symptoms in people who were already diagnosed with anxiety disorders. it is not intended as a means of detecting or diagnosing anxiety, but is most useful in helping clinicians measure patient improvement over time.

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