Author Question: The staff development coordinator planning to teach the use of physical management techniques when ... (Read 78 times)

beccaep · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

The staff development coordinator planning to teach the use of physical management techniques
when clients become assaultive should stress the importance of

a. spontaneity and surprise.
b. practice and teamwork.
c. caution and superior size.
d. diversion and physical outlets.

Question 2

A client with severe mental illness had been living independently in an apartment but was evicted
when the landlord became aware that the client was causing disturbances in the neighborhood as the
result of responding to auditory hallucinations

commanding her to report terrorists to the FBI. After
a short hospitalization with discharge to a group home, the client regained her state of adjustment
before relapse and attempted to rent her old apartment. The landlord told her he was not willing to
risk more trouble if her craziness returned. The problem the client is experiencing is
a. grief.
b. stigma.
c. homelessness.
d. lack of parity in insurance coverage.

atrochim · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Intervention techniques are learned behaviors and must be practiced to be used in a smooth,
organized fashion. Every member of the intervention team should be assigned a specific task to carry
out before beginning the intervention. The other options are useless if the staff does not know how to
use physical techniques and how to apply them in an organized fashion.

Answer to Question 2

B
The inability to obtain shelter because of negative attitudes about mental illness is an example of
stigma. Stigma is defined as damage to reputation, the covert and sometimes overt shame and
ridicule our society places on mental illness. Option A: Data are not present to identify grief as a
client problem. Option C: Data do not suggest that the client is actually homeless. Option D:
Insurance parity is not relevant to the scenario.