_________________________________________________________________ Managing Disruptive Patients
51. What is a key factor that differentiates adaptive from maladaptive manipulation? A) The frequency of manipulation in social interactions B) The degree to which manipulation is used as a dominant need-gratifying mechanism C) The ability to manipulate without others noticing D) The use of manipulation only in professional settings 52. Which of the following is a common characteristic of patients who use manipulative behaviors? A) They often seek help for their manipulative tendencies B) They are usually unaware of their manipulative actions C) They rarely see themselves as having a problem and are unlikely to seek help on their own D) They frequently apologize for their manipulative behavior 53. What is an effective strategy for healthcare professionals to manage patients who exhibit manipulative behaviors? A) Allowing the patient to dictate their treatment plan B) Setting clear and consistent boundaries C) Ignoring the manipulative behavior to avoid confrontation D) Providing rewards for manipulative actions 54. What is a common reason patients may resort to manipulative behaviors during hospitalization? A) To entertain themselves during long hospital stays B) To gain power over healthcare professionals to meet their needs
56. What is a significant impact of workplace violence on healthcare professionals? A) Increased job satisfaction B) Enhanced teamwork and collaboration
C) Psychological trauma and anxiety D) Improved patient care outcomes
57. What is a recommended approach for healthcare institutions to manage workplace aggression? A) Implement a team approach with security staff B) Rely solely on security staff for handling incidents C) Ignore minor incidents to focus on severe cases D) Provide training only to emergency department staff 58. What is a key strategy for healthcare professionals to manage patients who are agitated and at risk for violence?
A) Confront the patient to establish authority B) Demand compliance with hospital rules C) Isolate the patient from all stimuli D) Maintain a calm and caring demeanor
59. Which action should be avoided when dealing with a potentially violent patient?
A) Matching the patient's threats B) Offering valid choices and options C) Acknowledging the patient's feelings D) Decreasing environmental stimuli
60. What should healthcare professionals do if a patient becomes an active threat? A) Attempt a hands-on approach immediately B) Stay calm and seek assistance from trained personnel
C) To test the skills of healthcare professionals D) To avoid taking prescribed medications
C) Negotiate with the patient to calm them down D) Leave the patient alone to avoid confrontation
55. Which factor is NOT listed as increasing the risk of violence in healthcare settings? A) Patients with a history of trauma B) Low staffing levels during peak times C) Patients who abuse drugs or alcohol D) Well-lit corridors and rooms
Course Code: DFL09DP
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