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savannahhooper

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The nurses who most easily survive and thrive in adverse times are the ones who are willing to change which of the following to support their sense of balance and well-being in their work?
 
  a. attitudes, beliefs, and habits
  b. beliefs, environments, and behaviors
  c. behaviors, attitudes, and practices
  d. practices, environments, and attitudes

Question 2

Which interventions address the most commonly identified sources of risk to the mental health of military personnel and their dependents? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Depression support groups for adolescent dependents of military personnel
  b. Outpatient mental health services conveniently located near on-base housing
  c. Low-interest loans to assist dependent families in the payment of relocation expenses
  d. Relocation orders being delayed for families with school-age children so the move can occur during the summer months
  e. Access to on-base Internet communication resources to facilitate communication between deployed personnel and their families



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Answer to Question 1

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Nurses who easily survive and thrive in adverse times are willing to change their behaviors, attitudes, and practices. This change occurs through self-reflection and self-assessment.

Answer to Question 2

A, B, D, E
These five areas challenge the ability to provide mental health care to military personnel and their families: psychological health, access to services and support, communication challenges, deployment, and frequent relocation. While a stressor, financial aid is not a recognized mental health-related service the military provides.





 

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