Week 3

Question 1

mandatory ethics

Answer 1

ethical functioning at the minimum level of the professional practice.

Question 2

aspirational ethics

Answer 2

doing what is in the best interest of the client, a higher standard.

Question 3

fear-based ethics

Answer 3

acting in a way to avoid punishment.

Question 4

concerned-based ethics

Answer 4

how can you be the best nurse possible?

Question 5

positive ethics

Answer 5

practitioners focused on doing their best for their clients.

Question 6

dual or multiple relationships

Answer 6

when a health care practitioner assumes multiple roles with a client.

Question 7

professional boundaries

Answer 7

are the spaces between the nurses power and the patients vulnerability.

Question 8

boundary crossing

Answer 8

are brief excursions across professional lines of behavior that may be inadvertent, thoughtless or even purposeful, while attempting to meet a special therapeutic need of the patient (ex. Attending client wedding).

Question 9

boundary violation

Answer 9

can cause harm and is unethical
- can result when there is confusion between the needs of the nurse and those of the patient.

Question 10

super ego

Answer 10

developed to protect us from the danger of our impulses, rooted in parent expecations.

Question 11

reality principle

Answer 11

logical thinking to create plans of action to satisfy needs.

Question 12

what is the goal of psychoanalytic therapy?

Answer 12

is to help client make the unconscious motives conscious, allowing for personal choice.

Question 12

ID

Answer 12

impulses that are biologically driven, unconscious.

Question 13

Ego

Answer 13

mediates between the id and reality

Question 14

reality anxiety

Answer 14

fear of real-world danger

Question 15

neurotic anxiety

Answer 15

fear of instincts getting out of hand, fear of punishment.

Question 16

moral anxiety

Answer 16

guilt felt by acting outside of your moral code

Question 17

reaction formation

Answer 17

expressing the opposite feeling/impulse.

Question 18

displacement

Answer 18

directing energy toward another person when the person you want to confront isnt there.

Question 19

sublimation

Answer 19

diverting sexual or aggressive energy into other channels.

Question 20

introjection

Answer 20

taking in others values/standards

Question 21

identification

Answer 21

identifying with successful causes to appear worthwhile

Question 22

compensation

Answer 22

masking perceived weaknesses.

Question 23

oral stage

Answer 23

inability to trust, fear of love

Question 24

anal stage

Answer 24

inability to recognize or express anger, lack of autonomy

Question 25

phallic stage

Answer 25

inability to accept sexuality or sexual feelings.

Question 26

blank screen approach

Answer 26

assuming a non-judgemental stance.

Question 27

psychodynamic therapy

Answer 27

have more limited objectives than restructuring personality.
- are less likely to use the couch.
- have fewer sessions
- use more supportive interventions.
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Question 28

latent content

Answer 28

hidden motives, wihses, fears

Question 29

manifest content

Answer 29

dream itself