After an Assault by a Patient, a Nurse Has Difficulty

question 10

Multiple Choice

After an assault by a patient, a nurse has difficulty sleeping, startles easily, and is preoccupied with the incident. The nurse said, "That patient should not be allowed to get away with that behavior." Which response poses the greatest barrier to the nurse's ability to provide therapeutic care?

• A) Startle reactions
• B) Difficulty sleeping
• C) A wish for revenge
• D) Preoccupation with the incident

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Definitions:

Psychotherapy

The treatment of mental disorder or emotional challenges through psychological rather than medical means, involving various therapeutic techniques.

Brain Function

The activities carried out by the brain that enable mental operations, including thought, emotion, and behavior.

Biological Treatments

Medical interventions that address the biological aspects of mental health disorders, including medication, neurosurgery, and electroconvulsive therapy.

Brain Regions

Specific areas within the brain that have distinct functions, playing vital roles in bodily processes, thoughts, emotions, and behavior.