A Nurse Works in an Acute Psychiatric Setting and Sees

question 3

Multiple Choice

A nurse works in an acute psychiatric setting and sees clients as they are admitted for inpatient psychiatric care. Many of the clients exhibit paranoid behaviour. The most important skill this nurse can utilise for these clients is which of the following?

• A) Cognitive skill.
• B) Therapeutic skill.
• C) Technical skill.
• D) Interpersonal skill.

Understand the concept of feral children and their characteristics.

Comprehend different cultural practices regarding naming and identity formation.

Grasp the role of culture in personality and self-awareness development.

Recognize the process and importance of enculturation in transmitting culture.

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Definitions:

Structural Functionalism

A theoretical perspective in sociology that views society as a complex system with parts working together to promote stability and social order.

Talcott Parsons

An American sociologist known for his contributions to the development and theory of structural functionalism.

Pattern Maintenance

The ways in which social systems and structures are preserved and sustained through norms, values, and institutions.

Not Really Kin

Relationships or social ties that are not based on blood or legal connections but are formed through personal choice, affection, or social obligation.