psych final exam

which of the following are general treatments of mental illnesses

knowing that ur patient is most likely going to start withdrawing from alcohol, what should be in the room? (priority)

if a patient tests their IQ and it is 49, what do you expec them to be able to do?

what is the correct prevalence + gender difference for ASD

which is a priority when working with a patient suffering from conversion disorder

what are the only 2 medications approved for ASD

using "what if" to assist in exploring feelings best describes which therapeutic communication technique

your friend's father had passed 10 years ago from malpractice and seemed "fine". suddenly you see them afraid of doctors

the nurse following through with a promise best describes what ethical principle

which of the following would be an appropriate intervention for a patient suffering from disruptive BD

which of the following would be considered a symptom of somatic disorder?

which of the following pt's has the highest risk for suffering from PTSD

what is the number 1 consideration when treating a new patient with ASD

which of the following is a cause of ASD

which of the following would you expect a pt with ASD to be prescribed for common symptoms?

this is the only exception to breaking the "veracity" ethical principle

which of the following describes a non-therapeutic communication technique

pt presents with slurred speech, polydipsia, and ringin in the ears. what lithium lab value would u expect

13 m/o pt suffering from ASD wil be able to respond to name

dementia is reversible

need to monitor for these when conversing with a psychotic patient

what is a good intervention to have prepared for a new admit with ASD

which of the following does not describe fictitious disorder?

which of the following does not describe symptoms of a 5 y/o suffering from ASD

restraints/seclusion are used only when

which of these interventions would NOT be helpful for a patient experiencing mania

you need this before getting a safety contract with an aggressive patient

this antidepressant will affect older adults more so than a younger adult

this first line therapy would work great for a patient suffering from depression

which best decribes delirium?

which is a good thing to keep in mind when assessing patients with depression?

when working with patients who are suffering from ASPD, what is a priority

pt presents with coarse tremors, constipation, and confused. what intervention do u expect to do (lithium)

these should be monitored/charted on Q15 min with restraints/seclusion

drunk patient who abuses alcohol is admitted for treatment at 1300. what time should u expect symptoms to occur?

a nurse sees a patient "attending". what is an appropriate response

social withdrawal w/ school phobia describes which age for depression

15 m/o pt suffering from ASD will be able to say multiple words

pt tests IQ and it is 19, what do u expect to do for them?

when assessing orientation of the patient with dementia, what should you do?

when prescirbing ritalin for a patient suffering from ASD, what should be done?

fear of rejection/abandonment + tantrums describes which age for depression

which of the following medications would u expect to give to someone who is agitated + unable to sit or stand still

what is the goal for crisis interventions

you attended a funeral for your friend's brother and now notice them showing up late and not eating, which reaction?

what is the best option when working with the family of a patient suffering from dementia

this intervention would fall under the "social dimension" for depression interventions

"what even is the point" describes which stage of grief

which of the following would be expected with a patient suffering from conversion disorder

patient scores IQ of 33, what should be included in the plan?