Mental Health Ch.3

Front 1

Laissez- faire model

Back 1

No restriction or direction on choices

Front 2

Moralizing

Back 2

Sets standards of right and wrong with no choices

Front 3

Values clarification consists of:

Back 3

Steps of choosing, prizing, and acting

Front 4

Mental health parity laws require insurance companies to include coverage for:

Back 4

Mental illness that is equal to coverage for physical illness

Front 5

Fidelity

Back 5

Obligation to keeps ones word

Front 6

For a nurse or health care provider provider to be found negligent, what requirements must the providers misconduct meet?

Back 6

Owed a duty to the client

Breached a duty to the client

Caused injury to the client

Caused a loss or damage through actions

Front 7

Practices implemented to use protective device

Back 7

Written medical order

Removed and limb exercises q2h

Client assessed and monitored q15mins

Front 8

________________ is either omitting or committing a duty that is reasonable and prudent person would it would not do that brings harm to an individual in a health environment

Back 8

Negligence, malpractice

Front 9

Individuals attitudes, beliefs and values and helps a person distinguish between what is considered right and wrong behavior

Back 9

Moras

Front 10

Moral dilemma

Back 10

Dilemma associated with making a decision between right and wrong

Front 11

Standards of nursing practice for mental health can best be described as helping to ensure:

Back 11

Quality and effectiveness of care

Front 12

Any act that threatens a client

Back 12

Assault

Front 13

Any physical act of touching occurs without clients permission

Back 13

Battery

Front 14

Who is responsible for providing the client with information necessary to give informed consent

Back 14

Physician

Front 15

Care providers rights provide:

Back 15

Respect

Safety

Competent assistance

Front 16

Right of people to act for themselves and make personal choices

Back 16

Autonomy

Front 17

Verbal defamation that is false communication and can result in harm to ones practice

Back 17

Slander

Front 18

Who can implement an involuntary commitment to a mental health facility?

Back 18

Police

Physicians

Representatives of a county administrator