Which nurse developed the Theory of Interpersonal Relationships, often known as therapeutic nurse-client relationship theory?

A 43-year-old man presents to the psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner complaining of depressed mood and inability to sleep for the past 3 weeks. The PMHNP diagnoses major depressive disorder. The patient states that in the past, when he had similar episodes, he was placed on a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) that proved effective. The PMHNP agrees to use an MAOI because it is the patient's request and it has been successful in the past. Which of the following foods must be completely avoided by this patient while on this medication?

A 59-year-old woman with a history of breast cancer is taking tamoxifen to reduce recurrence risk. She is depressed and reports difficulty sleeping and hot flashes since initiating tamoxifen (a CYP2D6 substrate). Which of the following antidepressants is most appropriate?

A 39-year-old man is having difficulties with his wife. He tells his therapist she yells at him when he engages in a certain behavior. A strategic therapist might use the technique of reframing. Which of the following is the best example of reframing in this scenario?

A 29-year-old woman is dependent on her husband for many needs that require social interaction. She depends on him to pump her gas and to make all phone calls. She holds a job that requires little to no interaction with others. She is highly sensitive to criticism and fears embarrassment or rejection. She is submissive to the demands of her mother, which causes interpersonal conflict within her marriage. What is her most likely diagnosis?

Which of the following herbal products or supplements is considered nonpsychoactive?

A married couple tells their therapist that they have a serious fight at least three times a week. The therapist, who practices strategic family therapy, instructs the couple to fight at least five nights a week. What is this an example of?

A genetics report for a patient with bipolar disorder shows lamotrigine (Lamictal) should be an effective treatment for them. The PMHNP will slowly titrate the dose of lamotrigine for which of the following reasons?

A 24-year-old single woman presents to the PMHNP for a psychiatric evaluation after discharge from an inpatient psychiatric unit, where she had been admitted for a suicide attempt. She cut her wrists after her boyfriend of one month broke up with her. She reports a long history of self-mutilation, impulsiveness, and no relationship lasting longer than three months. Which is the most likely diagnosis?

A 28-year-old woman with a history of unstable interpersonal relationships, self-harm, suicide attempts, mood lability, substance abuse, and extreme irritability presents to the psychiatric nurse practitioner for an evaluation. She states, “I just want to know what’s wrong with me. I feel like I spend 95% of my time either angry or on the floor crying in the fetal position.” The PMHNP suspects this client has borderline personality disorder. In this scenario, how would the discomfort the client experiences as a result of her behaviors best be described?

The PMHNP is discussing a 33-year-old male client's alcohol use disorder and his reasons for possibly wanting to change. Which of the following statements by the PMHNP would be considered summarizing?