Mental Health Concepts

3. This is the client's right to make their own decisions.
7. Nurse displaces characteristics of someone in their personal life onto the client.
8. This type of admission may be needed when the client is a danger to themselves or others.
9. This is also referred to as fairness, describing equal treatment of all.
11. Nurse's loyalty to the client and the job.
12. This is confining a client to an area, deliberately and not part of a client's treatment (2wrds)
16. The client views a member of the healthcare team as someone in their personal life.
18. This type of admission the client or their guardian chose treatment.

1. Failing to provide adequate care to a client.
2. This level of anxiety has decreased perception and requires direction
4. This tort is harmful unconsented touch of a client.
5. The nurse's requirement to do no harm to their client.
6. The nurse's duty to promote the good of others.
10. This tort is making a threat of harm to a client.
13. This level of anxiety occurs in normal everyday life
14. This type of anxiety is the most intense and the client loses touch with reality.
15. Nurse's duty to always be truthful and honest with the client.
17. This level of anxiety learning and problem solving do not occur, patient has confusion, tachycardia, and may hyperventilate.