The Phantom Limb Phenomenon (Reporting Sensations from a Limb After

question 68

Multiple Choice

The phantom limb phenomenon (reporting sensations from a limb after it has been amputated) is caused by?

• A) an emotional reaction.
• B) a hypnotic trance.
• C) irritation of nerves at the stump where the limb was amputated.
• D) sprouting of axons to other synapses in the brain.

Understand the relationship between Eysenck's factors and the Big Five traits.

Identify and explain different conditions affecting bowel movements and their nursing implications.

Understand and articulate the dietary and lifestyle modifications that promote healthy gastrointestinal function.

Accurately assess gastrointestinal function using patient history and physical examination techniques.

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Definitions:

Therapeutic Relationship

The professional and collaborative bond between a therapist and client, which is essential for the effective delivery of therapy and client progress.

Mood Disorders

A category of mental disorders characterized by persistent disturbances in mood, such as depression or bipolar disorder.

Exposure Therapy

A therapeutic technique that involves confronting fears directly by gradual exposure to the anxiety-provoking situation or object, under controlled conditions.

EMDR

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, a psychotherapy technique effective in treating trauma by using guided eye movements.