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Nursing Psychiatric Mental Health Exam Questions and Correct Answers Latest
A client with substance intoxication and mental illness is scheduled for cognitive therapy. Which client outcome would indicate effective therapy? - ANSWER The client learns to monitor moods and thought processes that lead to substance abuse. Which best describes therapeutic use of self? - ANSWER The nurse has the ability to use their personality consciously and in full awareness to establish relatedness and to structure nursing intervention. The school nurse is creating a presentation on...
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A client with substance intoxication and mental illness is scheduled for cognitive therapy. Which client outcome would indicate effective therapy? - ANSWER The client learns to monitor moods and thought processes that lead to substance abuse. Which best describes therapeutic use of self? - ANSWER The nurse has the ability to use their personality consciously and in full awareness to establish relatedness and to structure nursing intervention. The school nurse is creating a presentation on...
Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Psychobiological Disorders Exam with Questions and Correct Answers Latest
A nurse is caring for an older adult with the diagnosis of dementia. Which manifestations are expected in this client? (Select all that apply.) - ANSWER Resistance to change Inability to recognize familiar objects Inability to concentrate on new activities or interests Tendency to dwell on the past and ignore the present People who are involved in a bioterrorism attack exhibit immediate reactions to the traumatic event. Which responses can a nurse expect in survivors during the period imm...
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A nurse is caring for an older adult with the diagnosis of dementia. Which manifestations are expected in this client? (Select all that apply.) - ANSWER Resistance to change Inability to recognize familiar objects Inability to concentrate on new activities or interests Tendency to dwell on the past and ignore the present People who are involved in a bioterrorism attack exhibit immediate reactions to the traumatic event. Which responses can a nurse expect in survivors during the period imm...
Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Nclex Exam with Questions and Correct Answers Graded A+
A client asks the nurse what to do about leaving the spouse. The nurse replies "Why are you having trouble making a decision? It's easy to see that you should file for divorce." The nurse manager overhearing the conversation would counsel this nurse because the nurse's response: (Select all that apply) A. Restricts the client's opportunity for self-exploration & problem solving skills B. Belittles the client & the client's indecisiveness C. Challenges the client's belief system D. ...
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A client asks the nurse what to do about leaving the spouse. The nurse replies "Why are you having trouble making a decision? It's easy to see that you should file for divorce." The nurse manager overhearing the conversation would counsel this nurse because the nurse's response: (Select all that apply) A. Restricts the client's opportunity for self-exploration & problem solving skills B. Belittles the client & the client's indecisiveness C. Challenges the client's belief system D. ...
PSYCHIATRIC AND MENTAL HEALTH NURSING EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST AND VERIFIED
The nurse is caring for an adolescent female who reports amenorrhea, weight loss, and depression. Which additional data collection finding would suggest that the woman has an eating disorder? - ANSWER 4. Excessive and ritualized exercise" A client is admitted to the psychiatric unit with a diagnosis of anorexia nervosa. Although she is 5' 8" (1.7 m) tall and weighs only 103 lb (46.7 kg), she talks incessantly about how fat she is. Which approach should the nurse take first when caring fo...
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The nurse is caring for an adolescent female who reports amenorrhea, weight loss, and depression. Which additional data collection finding would suggest that the woman has an eating disorder? - ANSWER 4. Excessive and ritualized exercise" A client is admitted to the psychiatric unit with a diagnosis of anorexia nervosa. Although she is 5' 8" (1.7 m) tall and weighs only 103 lb (46.7 kg), she talks incessantly about how fat she is. Which approach should the nurse take first when caring fo...
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Exam with Questions and Correct Answers Latest
What is Resilience characterized by? - optimism sense of mastery competence essential to recovery What is an example of Mental Illness? - suicide bombers in the Middle East, anorexia nervosa in the West
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What is Resilience characterized by? - optimism sense of mastery competence essential to recovery What is an example of Mental Illness? - suicide bombers in the Middle East, anorexia nervosa in the West
Psychiatric Mental Health Exam Review Verified and Graded A+
A client is seen in the clinic for recurrent, unexplained, vague stomach pain over the past 5 years. Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD), colonoscopy, gallbladder ultrasound, and lab results have revealed no physical reason for the pain. The client tells the nurse, "the pain is so bad sometimes that I can't function!" What disorder is this client likely experiencing? 1. Conversion disorder 2. Pseudocyesis 3. Somatization disorder 4. Dysmorphic disorder - ANSWER 3. Correct: Somatization d...
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A client is seen in the clinic for recurrent, unexplained, vague stomach pain over the past 5 years. Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD), colonoscopy, gallbladder ultrasound, and lab results have revealed no physical reason for the pain. The client tells the nurse, "the pain is so bad sometimes that I can't function!" What disorder is this client likely experiencing? 1. Conversion disorder 2. Pseudocyesis 3. Somatization disorder 4. Dysmorphic disorder - ANSWER 3. Correct: Somatization d...
PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL HEALTH NURSING EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
What treatment should a nurse anticipate will be prescribed for a client with severe, persistent, intractable depression and suicidal ideation? - ANSWER Electroconvulsive therapy An older adult, accompanied by family members, is admitted to a long-term care facility with symptoms of dementia. During the admission procedure the initial statement by the nurse most helpful to this client is: - ANSWER "Don't be afraid. I'm your nurse, and everyone here in the hospital is here to help you....
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What treatment should a nurse anticipate will be prescribed for a client with severe, persistent, intractable depression and suicidal ideation? - ANSWER Electroconvulsive therapy An older adult, accompanied by family members, is admitted to a long-term care facility with symptoms of dementia. During the admission procedure the initial statement by the nurse most helpful to this client is: - ANSWER "Don't be afraid. I'm your nurse, and everyone here in the hospital is here to help you....
Somatic Symptom Disorders Varcarolis Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Test Questions and Correct Answers
A patient's blindness is related to a functional neurological (conversion) disorder. To help the patient eat, the nurse should implement what intervention? - ANSWER Expecting the patient to self-feed after explaining the arrangement of the food on the tray A patient with blindness related to a functional neurological (conversion) disorder states, "All the doctors and nurses in this hospital stop by often to check on me. Too bad people outside the hospital don't find me interesting." Wh...
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A patient's blindness is related to a functional neurological (conversion) disorder. To help the patient eat, the nurse should implement what intervention? - ANSWER Expecting the patient to self-feed after explaining the arrangement of the food on the tray A patient with blindness related to a functional neurological (conversion) disorder states, "All the doctors and nurses in this hospital stop by often to check on me. Too bad people outside the hospital don't find me interesting." Wh...
Treatment Of Mental Health Disorders Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Exam with Questions and Correct Answers and Rationale Graded A+
A client who was recently admitted to the psychiatric unit with the diagnosis of an obsessivecompulsive disorder engages in a handwashing ritual. When the nurse interrupts the ritual, the client becomes angry and acts out. What is the most probable cause for this behavior? The client is feeling overwhelmed in this situation. The client resents the nurse's authoritarian manner. The client's personality is clashing with the nurse's. The client's response reflects an aggressive personalit...
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A client who was recently admitted to the psychiatric unit with the diagnosis of an obsessivecompulsive disorder engages in a handwashing ritual. When the nurse interrupts the ritual, the client becomes angry and acts out. What is the most probable cause for this behavior? The client is feeling overwhelmed in this situation. The client resents the nurse's authoritarian manner. The client's personality is clashing with the nurse's. The client's response reflects an aggressive personalit...
Assessment of Cardiovascular System Lewis Medical Surgical Nursing exam
Assessment of Cardiovascular System Lewis Medical Surgical Nursing exam
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Assessment of Cardiovascular System Lewis Medical Surgical Nursing exam