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Kthamas

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Which one of the following are biological causes of mood disorders?
 
  a. Anger turned inward
  b. Impaired nurturing
  c. Reactions to external stressors
  d. Imbalance of neurotransmitters

Question 2

As the nurse begins to discuss discharge plans for a 45-year-old female client hospitalized for anxiety, the client states, You never really cared whether I get better Why not stop this charade? The nurse recognizes this to be:
 
  a. Transference
  b. Secondary gain
  c. Countertransference
  d. Insecurity



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Answer to Question 1

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Biological evidence points to several links to mood disorders including defects in neurotransmitter imbalances, which excite or inhibit brain circuits involved in mood regulation and can cause depression. Anger turned inward is a psychoanalytical theory belief. Impaired nurturing and reactions to external stressors are supported by social theorists.

Answer to Question 2

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Transference is a client's emotional response based on earlier relationships.
The most outstanding characteristic of transference is the inappropriateness of the client's responses. Secondary gain occurs when clients profit from or avoid unpleasant situations by remaining ill. Countertransference is based on caregiver's inappropriate response.



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