A nurse is assessing a patient with an eating disorder. The patient exhibits an intense fear of gaining weight, a body mass index (BMI) of 16, and excessive exercise despite emaciation. The nurse identifies these symptoms as most consistent with which disorder?

A patient with illness anxiety disorder repeatedly requests medical tests despite negative results. The nurse plans interventions to address the patient’s health anxiety. Which approaches are appropriate? (Select all that apply.)

Surrealism in art is described as:

According to the textbook, UFOs (also called UAPs, “unidentified aerial phenomenon”) cannot be fully understood as a technological or scientific problem, much less as a military threat. Rather, they must also be studied by which discipline?

A patient with chronic insomnia and depression asks about the impact of sleep disorders on mental health. Which responses by the nurse are appropriate? (Select all that apply.)

What is the main argument of Robert Epstein in “The Empty Brain”?

What does Bloomer suggest about the relationship between rational explanation and dreams or intuitions?

What major event is associated with The People’s Temple, often referred to as a cult?

How does the textbook define a miracle (using David Weddle’s definition)?

What potential real-life consequence does the speaker mention regarding labeling groups as cults?