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1
Who developed an important interpersonal theory for the provision of psychiatric nursing care
Jean Watson
Hildegard Peplau
Ida Orlando
All of the above
2
Benzodiazepines don’t inhibit neurons in the absence of GABA limits them becoming toxic
False
True
3
Patients taking Ativan(lorazepam)and Xanax(alprazolam) reduce anxiety without being
Sleep inducing
Being soporific
None of the above
Soporific (sleep-producing)
4
What is included in the 5A process of integrated best evidence into clinical practice
Appraising/applying/ assessing
Acquiring
All of the above
Asking
5
Where do SSRIs work
Feet
None of the above
Heart
Brain
6
What is severity anxiety
Suicidal thoughts
Vague and unsettling
All of the above
Anxiety that can affect day to day living
7
What is occurring in phase 4 of crisis interventions
Problem solving & coping skills are done in this phase
Establish relationships
All of the above
What caused the crisis
8
What are the second generation antipsychotic drugs (Atypical)
Clozapine. (Clozaril)
All of the above
Clozapine. (Clozaril)
Olanzapine. (Zyprexa)
9
What can crisis lead to
Loss of function
Personality disorganization
High anxiety
All of the above
10
What is the general hierarchy of interventions for coping with aggression
1. Verbal intervention. 2. Traumatic specific intervention
3. Psychopharmacoloy4. Seclusion
5. Restraints
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. All of the above
11
A nurse should monitor a patient for what reaction when taking Clozaril
Agranulocytosis
Elevated hemoglobin
Elevated blood sugar
All of the above
12
What should the nurse monitor a patients for if neuroleptic malignant syndrome is suspected
High fever/HTN/diaphoresis/
Low temperature
All of the above
Hypokalemia/hypocalcemia
13
What neurotransmitter balances Dopamine
All of the above
Acetylcholine
Epinephrine
Serotonin
14
What does nursing intergrate into a holistic practice
Clinical pathways
Clinical algorithms
Scientific knowledge & caring arts
None of the above
15
Name the two neromodulator
Histamine & neuropeptides
CABA
Serotonin & Dopamine
None of the above
16
What does physical & emotional trauma cause
Long lasting generational damage in communities & individual
All of the above
Will diminish in time
No damage
17
What are the first generation antipsychotics
Chlorpromazine (Thorazine)
Haloperidol. (Haldol )
Thioridazine. (Mellaril)
All of the above
18
What does depression involve
Low levels of serotonin (5-HT)
None of the above
Low levels of fluid
Low levels of Dopamine
19
What are TCAs (tricyclic antidepressant)
Decrease the reuptake of Norepinephrine & Serotonin
Work on MAOI
None of the above
Sleeping
20
Can a patient with a social support & interventions have a success resolution
No
Yes
21
Where does contact with the sexual assault patient take place
In the ICU
None of the above
Medication surgery floor
In the ED
22
What occurs in phase 1 of crisis and ntervention
Interventions
Evaluation/reaffirmation
Assessment
Planing interventions
23
A Patients eating aged cheese, beer, wine, dairy, soy, smoked meat, yeast can develop
Hypotension
Hypothermia
Hypertensive crisis
Dry skin
24
What does psychiatric mental health nursing employs
Cardiac patients
The science & the art of nursing
None of the above
Hard working crazy people
25
Why should the nurse instruct the patients on Lamotrigine(Lamictal) report any types of rashes
To keep the skin clean
Can be Steven-Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis
The doctor is a germs phone
26
Who have been certified to work with victims of sexual violence
SANEs(sexual assault response team)
ED NURSE
None of the above
Floor nurse
27
What neurotransmitter are Monoamines
Dopamine/Norepinephrine/Serotonin/Histamine
GABA
All of the above
Glutamate/GABA/ACh
28
What is The Research Practice Gap
gap between best evidence treatment & effective translation
Jap in the brain
None of the above
Gap between joints
29
What is the major action of all antipsychotics drugs in the nervous system
Block receptors for acetylcholine
All of the above
Promote receptors for dopamine
Block receptors for dopamine
30
What does the term sexual violence encompasses
Any act from sexual harassment up to rape
None of the above
Touching a persons arm
Talking too laud
31
What are the roles of a group leader
All of the above
Maintain the group
Terminate the group
To start the group
32
What neurotransmitter is both excitatory & inhibitory
Acetylcholine
Dopamine
Serotonin
Norepinephrine
33
What will the nurse assess in a pt with a decrease amount of Dopamine
Parkinson’s & Depression
Anxiety & weight loss
Schizophrenia & Mania
All of the above
34
What is an example of fidelity
Nothing important
None of the above
Describe psychotropic meds truthfully/non misleading
Describe many ways out
35
What are the variety of resources included in the SARTs(sexual assault response team)
Emergency department/SANEs/attorneys
All of the above
Law enforcement personnel/detectives or investigators
Mental health agencies/rap crisis advocates
36
Is it true that anxiety disorders have 18.1% prevalence affecting estimated 57 million people
Yes
No
37
Would a nurse question the doctor if he gave Lithium for a Patients who was bipolar
Yes
No
38
children between ages 8 & 12 are most vulnerable sexual victimization
true
false
39
What does the stereotyping/discrimination/rejection accompanying stigma contribute to
Mental anguish
Poor self-image
All of the above
Isolation
40
What is EPS side effect acute Dystonia (takes 4 hours after medication)
Shuffling gait
Muscles contractions that cause repetitive twisting movement
All of the above
Pill rolling
41
A Patient with an increased amount of Norepinephrine will exhibit signs and symptoms of
Mania/Anxiety & Schizophrenia
Parkinson’s
Depression
All of the above
42
What is neuroleptic syndrome
Common none life threatening reaction
Side effect of MAOIs
Rare/life threatening reaction to psychotic drugs
Common drugs
43
what kinds of drugs interfere with the reuptake of Dopamine
digoxin
cocaine
Aspirin
all of the above
44
What are some examples of cognitive distortions
All-or-nothing thinking/over generalization/labeling
Disqualifying the positive/jumping to conclusions/
Mental filter(focus on negativity)/emotional reasoning
All of the above
45
are neurotransmitters released into the synapse to relay messages to receptor cells
No
Yes
46
Can crisis offer opportunities for positive emotional growth and change
No
Yes
47
is Beneficence the duty to act so as to benefit or promote the good of others
Yes
No
48
Are women who were raped as before the age of 18 2 to 3x more likely to be raped as an adult
false
true
49
What are the most common anti anxiety agents
Benzodiazepines
Bupropion (Wellbutrin)
All of the above
Prozac
50
What are some of the categories that sexual violence is divided into
Complete/attempt alcohol/drug facilitated penetration victim
Noncontact unwanted sexual experience
All of the above
Completed/attempted force penetration of a victim
51
How does the victim feel during the tension building phase in domestic violence
All of the above
Try to cover up the injury
Trusting, hoping for change, want to believe partner promise
Like walking on egg/ hopeless/compliment. Accepts blame
52
Neurotransmitters transfers messages from one neuron to another by chemicals
true
false
53
the underlying principle of triage is to separate rapid medical car from minor injury needs
True
False
54
What is an example of Beneficence
Devoting equal attention to both patients
The nurse spends extra time to help calm a extra anxious pt
None of the above
Acknowledging the patients rights
55
What can happen if a Patient is in Serotonin syndrome
None of the above
Hypertension crisis
Insomnia
Anxiety
56
What is a criminal offense that result in servers long-term psychiatric trauma for victim
None of the above
Dating
Burglary
Sexual assaults
57
What can occur in a pt that has an increased amount of Dopamine
Parkinson’s & depression
All of the above
Reduction in anxiety
Schizophrenia & Mania
58
Can the effects of child sexual abuse last a lifetime
yes
no
59
What is tardive Dyskinesia
All of the above
Pill rolling motion
Shuffling
Affects the nervous system & caused by psychiatric drugs
60
What surrounds mental illness and contribute to stigmatization of individuals
Myths
All of the above
Flies
Facts
61
What are some antidepressants drugs
Lithium/anticonvulsant
Benzodiazepines antipsychotic
All of the above
MAOIs/SSRIs/TCAs/SNRIs/SNDIs
62
What is important for nurses in any setting
Understanding patients cue to escalating aggression
All of the above
Helpful nursing interventions
Intervention goals for individuals in variety is situations
63
What are some of the side effects of taking SSRIs
Sexual dysfunction
All of the above
Gastrointestinal disturbance
Anxiety, insomnia
64
What is the function of Serotonin in the body
All of the above
Aggression & libido
Mood & sleep regulation
Pain perception & hunger
65
What is occurring when a drug has a pharmacodynamics interaction
act at the same receptors site causing synergistic effect
Alters absorption & distribution
Act at two different sites
None of the above
66
What can the use of clinical practice guidelines increase
Can increase decision-Free formate
A map for Pacifi treatment
All of the above
Quality & consistency of care & facilitate outcome research
67
Does Acetylcholinesterase (AChE) inhibitors in hibite the enzyme Acetylcholinesterase
Yes
No
68
What is The EPS SIDE EFFECTS Akathisia ( takes 4 days after medication)
Pill rolling
Restlessness & gittery movements
All
Pail skin
69
Is anger a normal- not always logical human emotion that no judgement needs to be passed on it
No
Yes
70
What is occurring in stage 3 of the crisis interventions
All of the above
Evaluation
What caused the crisis & individuals response to it
Establish relationship understand event/explor feelings/
71
What are AChE inhibitors
All of the above
Donepezil (Aricept)
Galantamine (Razadyne)
Rivastigmine (Exelon)
72
Is a patient at risk for metabolic side effect while taking atypical antipsychotics
No
Yes
73
What is the most prevalent neurotransmitter in the nervous system
Acetylcholine
All of the above
Norepinephrine
Dopamine
74
What do anti anxiety or anxiolytic drugs do
Decrease activity of GABA by separating from receptors
Promote the activity of GABA by combining to specific recept
75
Name the anti depressant drugs
Antipsychotic
Benzodiazepines
None of the above
SSRIs, TCAs, MAOIs, atypically antidepressants
76
trauma-informed care recognizes that various traumas contribute to
Rape & verbal adult
Mental illness & substance abuse
None of the above
Beatings
77
pharmacokinetic interactions occurs when one drug alters what of another drug
Distribution
absorption
Metabolism or elimination of another
All of the above
78
To preserve forensics evidence victims should be aware of precautions to take before contacting
Crisis center
All of the above
The police
Emergency facility
79
What lab must be done when a patient is taking Carbamazepine(tegretol)
Iron deficiency
CBC because of dyscrasias
All of the above
Cardiac disease
80
what do receptor antagononists do in the human body
promote neurotransmitter activity
block neurotransmitter activity
81
What is a the nurse assessing in phase one of crisis
Establish relationships
All of the above
Explore individuals strength/weakness/support system
What caused the crisis/ pt response to cause
82
ICU nurse devote equal time to a PT who attempted suicide & to another suffering brain aneurysm
Example of Autonomy
Example of fidelity
Example of justice
Example of veracity
83
What is the function of Norepinephrine in a Patients
All of the above
Attention & Arousal
Mood
Stimulates systematic branch of autonomic nervous system
84
Cognitive model posits that disorders, especially depression, are the result of what
Faulty thinking
Cognitive therapy
All of the above
Developed thinking
85
What is repression
All of the above
Call the cardiac catheterization
Leaving town
Exclusion of unpleasant/unwanted experience
86
What does the clinical/critical pathways Serve as
Identify practice questions
A map for specified treatment/interventions
None of the above
Decision formation
87
Is WOAR women organized against rape
yes
no
88
What are some SSRIs
Lexapro,
Paxil, celebs
All of the above
Prozac,Zoloft
89
What mental health associated resource minimize the bias of behavior by western viewers
Glossary if culture concept of disease
None of the above
The client past & present mental health assessment
Cultural formulation interview (CFI)
90
automatic thoughts that are irrational because people make false assumptions/misinterpretation
Automatic thoughts
Schizophrenia
None of the above
Are cognitive distortions
91
antidepressant drug Nefazodone May cause a rare but life threatening liver damage leading to
Heart failure
Kidney infection
All of the above
liver failure
92
What are some of the categories sexual violence is divided
Nonphysically forced penetration/ pressured verbally
Complete/attempted forced act/victim penetrate someone else
All of the above
93
What is EPS MEAN
Extra pimitor side effects
All of the above
Extraordinarily side effects
Extrapyramimidal Side Effects
94
What are some sources for obtaining research findings
Internet/clinical practice guidelines/
All of the above
Clinical algorithms
Clinical/critical pathways
95
what are the neurotransmitters
none of the above
neurons/cerebellum/ponds
Serotonin/Dopamine/GABA/Norepinephrine
all of the above
96
What are early signs of lithium toxicity
Diaphoresis
All of the above
Nausea
Weakness
97
Are different interventions used by the nurse depending on the patients level of anger
No
Yes
98
are Neurotransmitter chemical substance that aid in transmission of inflammation in the body
No
Yes
99
What would the nurse expect to see in a PT with an increased amount of GABA (Amino Acids)
Reduction in anxiety
All of the above
Increase in anxiety
Passing the halls
100
Nurse educating a group of females by telling them that females outnumber men in vulnerability
all of the above
approximatly 2 to 1
5 to 1
approximatly 3 to 1
101
The simple method to state the process of integrating EBP into clinical practice is referred to
Apply restriction
None of the above
Clinical algorithms
As the 5 A’s(ask/acquire/Appraise/Apply/Assess
102
What is a sexual assault an act of
An act of love & violence
An act of violence/control & hate
A desperate act
All of the above
103
What clinical practice resource for implementation of EBP/ specific to the institution using it
Internet resources
Clinical pathways
All of the above
Clinical algorithms
104
According to Amnesty International what female culture is more than 2.5 times likely to be rape
All of the above
African Women & White women
Native American & Alaskin Native women
white women & Hispanic women
105
Where does the recovery model originated from
The recovery system
None of the above
The CDC
12 step program of Alcoholics Anonymous/grassroots advocacy
106
How is the abuser during the tension phase
The tension becomes unbearable
Loving behavior
All of the above
Edgy, has minor explosions
107
Some of the common reactions children who have been sexually abuse do according to WOAR include
fear of being alone\going to sleep\fear of stangers
outburst of anger/increased isolation/rash in genital area
All of the above
inappropriate sexual behaviors/headaches/stomach discomfort
108
A Schemata is a concept underlying cognitive behavioral therapy and it is what
A unique assumption about ourselves, others/the world
Rapid unthinking response based on schemata
Automatic thoughts
All of the above
109
What are cues that the nurse can assess when a patients anger is escalating
Body language & posture
Verbal & nonverbal
All of the above
Facial expressions/breathing/
110
Is making the setting private/comfortable/arranged so people can see each other important
No
Yes
111
A nurse recognize that the greatest barrier to successful mental health treatment & recovery is
Elderly Asian immigrant who speaks minimal English
The teen who fears rejection from peers
All of the above
Young homeless adults can’t keep clinic appointment
112
What does It mean when the doctor says that a patient is resilient
A framework
Ability to recover from or adjust to trauma or change
None of the above
Not able to adjust to change
113
The important neurotransmitter (monoamine) Dopamine is involved in
All of the above
movement
cognition
motivation
114
What helps groups of victims, first responders exposed to crisis situations make sense & cope
Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD)
All of the above
Triage doctor
CDC
115
Why is it imperative that nurses learn to routinely assess for abuse
None of the above
The NPA said so
The incidence are underreported
People do not know
116
If a patient is on an SSRI(Prozac) and an MAOI( phenelzine) what can occur
All of the above
Insomnia
Serotonin syndrome. (Tachycardia/hypotension/rigidity/ death
Horse cough
117
What are the inhibitory neurotransmitters
Dopamine
All of the above
Epinephrine
Serotonin & Gamma aminobutyric aid (GABA)
118
What is the EPS side effects Akinesia
Without movement/ pill rolling of hands takes 4 weeks
Restlessness takes 4 days
Walking in place take 4 days
All of the above
119
What clinical relevances would the nurse expect in a PT with decreased neurotransmitter GABA
Schizophrenia
Anxiety
Mania
All of the above
120
What provides a useful framework for the delivery of psychiatric nursing care
Interpersonal model
Psychological model
Theoretical models & therapeutic strategies
None of the above
121
What is intertwined in a persons propensity for violence
Neurobiological vulnerabilities
The role of sociocultural influences
All of the above
122
Clinical algorithms are step-by-step guidelines prepared in a fowchart/decision-tree format
False
True
123
What conditions would the nurse see in a pt with decreased Acetylcholine(a cholinergics )
All of the above
Parkinson’s diseases
Alzheimer’s disea
Huntington Chorea
124
Is justice the duty to distribute resources or care equally regardless of personal attributes
Yes
No
125
Is a situational crisis a common part of life
No
Yes
126
What does it mean when a drug efferent
The maximum therapeutic of the drug is achieved
The time it takes for half of the drug to be removed
The amount of the drug needed to achieve maximum effects
127
What major concepts are included in the science of nursing
EBP, the recovery model/trauma-informed care/QSEN
Carving/attending/advocacy
All of the above
Carrying/EBP
128
National Incident Management System’s(NIMS) is established to help
None of the above
Manage incidents
Call for help
Government/private aid groups cooperate seamlessly in crises
129
attending refers to
All of the above
Tuned out while patients is talking
Intensity of presence
Ignoring patients
130
What are the three types of crisis
Maturational(developmental stage
Adventitious (disaster, violence)
Situational (external, unexpected)
All of the above
131
application of the recovery model assist people with psychiatric disabilities to manage systems
Find a meaningful life in a community of their choosing
Both
Reduce psychological disability
132
What non-Benzodiazepines drug reduces anxiety without causing immediate sedation
Klonopin
All of the above
Xanax
Buspirone(BuSar)
133
What is an example of Autonomy
All of the above
Ones duty to communicate truthfully
Acknowledging the patients right to refuse medication
When an intensive care nurse devotes equal attention to PTs
134
Where Cyp450 enzyme located in the human body
In the sleen
All of the above
In the heart
In the liver
135
what usually causes the likely hood of sexual abuse among older adults to increase
cognitive or functional impaiment
All of the above
lnot locking the bedroom door at night
sleepwalking at night in the house
136
What type of hallucinations would a Patient with schizophrenia have
All of the above
Auditory
Tactical
Visual
137
What are the three phases in the cycle of domestic violence
2. Acute battery phase
1. tentiony building phase
3. Honeymoon phase
All of the above
138
Potency is the amount of the drug to achieve maximum effect
False
True
139
What best demonstrate dilemma associated with the utilization of EBP in mental health settings
Clients can’t afford the medication
All of the above
No time to review new literature due to short staffing
The client doesn’t see the benefit on the new therapy
140
What does Cpy450 enzyme in the liver responsible for
Breaking down blood
Breaking down fats cells
All of the above
Breaking down drugs
141
How long does situational and maturational crisis usually take to resolve
All of the above
4-6 weeks
5-6 years
Months
142
Self-esteem related to competency achievement & esteem from others according to Maslow is
Safety need
Esteem need
None of the above
Love & belonging need
143
What is the last stage of the peplau stages
End game
All of the above
None of the above
Resolution. (Pt gives up dependent behavior)
144
What are the side effects of TCAs
Increased energy
Sexual dysfunction
Fatigue/cardiac arrest/sluggishness/
All of the above
145
What is important for a nurse to assess to determine a patients future aggressive episodes
All of the above
If a patients is angry at the nurses
A pt present aggressive behavior
A patients past aggressive behavior
146
What disorders do antidepressants primarily treat
Mania/ schizophrenia
Major depression anxiety/psychiatric depression/bipolar
All of the above
Delusions/hallucinations
147
What is milieu therapy
Leaving patients unsupervised
Providing safety/protection from clients/promote interaction
Hitting a nurse
All of the above
148
What is more emphasis today in healthcare which is more in line with The Recovery Model
Doctor family emergency
None of the above
Nurse-Patient partnership
Nurse family relationships
149
The DSM-5 is used by psychiatrists/psychiatric nurse practitioners/clinicians as a Guid for
None of the above
Treating/ evaluation
Cardiac catheterization
Assessing/diagnosing/planning care
150
What is the antidote that the nurse will give to a pt with neuroleptic malignant syndrome
Dantrolene
All of the above
Lithium
Prozac
151
What is carrying
Crying for the living
All of the above
Giving of self while preserving the importance of self
Giving of self while neglecting self
152
What roles do Acetylcholine play in the body
Skeletal muscle movement/arousal
All of the above
The sleep/wake cycle
Memory
153
psychiatric mental health nursing is a specialized area of nursing focusing on treating people
With psychiatric & substance abuse disorders
None of the above
Broken arm
Cardiac @ mental health
154
what do agonist do in the human body
promote neurotransmitter activity
block neurotransmitter activity
155
How long does the nurse tell the patients to wait for therapeutic affect is antidepressant
3-4 weeks
Two weeks
5 days
One day
156
What is a situational crisis
Crisis from external rather than internal source & frequent
None of the above
Crying uncontrollably
Crisis from internal rather than external sources
157
What is the first line of mood stabilizing drugs
All of the above
Lithium
Divallproex sodium(Depakote)
Valproic acid(Depakene)
158
What is the goal of crisis intervention
Nothing
To be completely cured
None of the above
Return to at lest pre-crisis functioning level
159
Is Adventurous crisis (or crisis of disaster) common part of everyday life
Yes
No
160
What do SSRIs do
None of the above
Uptakes serotonin
Inhibit reuptake of Dopamine
Inhibit reuptake of serotonin
161
The half-life is the time it takes for half the drug to be removed from the bloodstream
False
True
162
What are the side effects of MAOI’s
Weight gain
Orthostatic hypotention
Dry mouth
All of the above
163
What does pibloktoq mean
Controlling the cold weather
An uncontrollable desire to tear off clothing/expose to cold
Exposing self to heat
None of the above
164
What are the side effects of SSRI’s
Akathisia
Sexual dysfunction
All of the above
Weight gain/diarrhea
165
What drug needs to be discontinued if ANC falls below 1500
Zyprexa
Haldol
All of the above
Clozaril
166
What theorists developed the concept of the therapeutic nurse-Patient relationship
All of the above
Erik Erickson
Hildegard peplau
Jean Claud
167
Were is Acetylcholine located in the body
Brain
peripheral nervous system
Spinal cord
All of the above
168
what are the four major groups of neurotransmitters in the brain
cholinergics
All of the above
monoamines/amino acids
peptides
169
What mode is the leading models promoted by substance abuse/mental health service Administraion
The Recovery Model
All of the above
Traumatic informed care
QSEN
170
What is meant by the patient has Autonomy
None of the above
Respecting the Rt of others to make their own decisions
Maintaining loyalty
To act as to benefit or promote the good of others
171
What disease is Acetylcholine (AChE) deficient in
Parkinson’s
All of the above
RDAS
Alzheimer’s diseea
172
How is therapeutic relationships different from social & intimate
Involves two people who are emotionally committed
All of the above
Involves friends
Focus is on the need, experience/feelings & ideas of the PT
173
Who is crisis intervention usually provided to
Mentally healthy person the is overwhelmed temporarily
Mentally ill person
All of the above
A person with OCD
174
What are some EPS that can occur in a Patient
Acute Dystonia. (Muscle that won’t stop contractions)
All of the above
Akathisia. (Restless and glittery)
Akinesia. (Poll rolling movement )
175
What is the victim experiencing during the battery phase
Feels tension and afraid
Try to cover up the injury or may look for help
Trusting
All of the above
176
What is occurring in phase 2 of crisis interventions
Establishment of relationships
What caused the crisis & individuals response to it
All of the above
Explor individuals strength/weakness/support/coping skills
177
When does the victim become trusting, hopeful change will come & believes in partner
None of the above
In the second phase of the cycle of violence
In the first phase of the cycle of violence
Third phase in the cycle of violence
178
What is mild anxiety
All of the above
Vague & unsettling
None of the above.
Affects day to day life
179
What is fidelity (nonmaleficence)
Duty to communicate truthfully
Duty to distribute resources
Maintain loyalty/commitment to PT. Doing no wrong to the PT
All of the above
180
Is the main goal in the Recovery Model to empower PT to realize their potential in limitations
Yes
No
181
elderly people with dementia related psychosis treated with atypical antipsychotics drugs are
At an increased risk for fluid overload
Are at an increased risk for recovery
None of the above
Are at an increased risk for death
182
What are the side effects of SSRIs
Weight gain
All of the above
Sexual dysfunction
Sleeping problems
183
Theses are 3 of the peplau’s stages and task of relationships
2. Identification. (Pt responds to helpful persons)
3. Exploitation. (Pt makes full use of service
1. Orientation. (Pt needs are clarified).
All of the above
184
During a disaster what helps make the most efficient use of available & limited resources
Triage
None of the above
The HCP
The RN
185
What nurses assess the patient/collect data/provide information & referrals on sexual assault
None of the above
CNA
LPN
The SANEs(sexual assault nurse examiners)
186
What type of disorders do antipsychotic drugs (neuroleptic) are used to treat
Psychosis in schizophrenia/Manic phase of bipolar disorder
None of the above
Traumatic experience
OCD
187
What is it when you transfer emotions associated with a particular person to another person
Reaction formation
Displacement
All of the above
Repression
188
What are difficult targets for nursing interventions
Facial expression
Angry emotions & Aggressive actions
Understanding patients cue
All of the above
189
What is the patients taking antidepressants Bupropion at risk of when does exceeds 450mg/day
CHF
Heart failure
HTN
Seizures
190
What can nurses use to bridge the shame Patients feel& encourage them to seek help
Guilt and shame
Legal authority
All of the above
Sensitivity & compaction
191
Who are usually the perpetrators of sexual abuse among older adults
the paster of the church
none of the above
adult children especially sons
the door to door salesman
192
Mental health care is to be consumer & family driven with who being partnered in all aspects
All of the above
Podiatrist
Patients
Next door neighbor who is the caregiver
193
What would a pt complain about while taking the drug imipramine
The drug makes me nervous
All of the above
The drug makes me sleepy
The drug is to big
194
What would neurotransmitters will increase with a Patient taking amitriptyine(Elavil) a TCA
Norepinephrine & Serotonin
Dopamine & Serotonin
Acetylcholine & Dopamine
All of the above
195
domestic violence between older adults include
physical and sexual abuse
all of the above
verbal and nutritional abuse
the next door neighbor
196
What are the two common name of drugs in MAOIs
Elavil & aspirins
Phenelzine & tranylcypromine
All of the above
Ativan & Tylenol
197
nurses benefit from an understanding of how the angry & aggressive pt should be approached
False
True
198
What does the Sourheast Asia phrase running amok mean
Running a person called amok
Someone running around in furious violence behavior
All of the above
Running in circles
199
How can the nurses awareness of trauma assist in patient care
The nurse is traumatic
Assist in giving appropriate care/avoiding retraumatizatiin
None of the above
Pt trust the nurse
200
The doctor would not order Geodon for Patient’s with history of
QT prolongation/MI/ OR uncompensated heart failure
Normal QT
Death in the family
Patients are blind
201
What can help in facilitate successful nursing interventions when a patient is in crisis
Active approach
All of the above
Caring attitude/ability to be flexible in planning care
The ability to listen
202
Examples of Adventitious crisis is
Death of a loved one
Unwanted pregnancy
Change in job
Terrorist attack/mass casualties
203
sexual assault response team(SARTs) help victims with present & aftermath of sexual violence
False
True
204
the cornerstone of the defense mechanism/ first line of psychological defense against anxiety
Humor
Repression
Suppression
None of the above
205
the nurse practice act is a scope of practice & responsibilities for Nurses
True
False
206
What side effect occurs in a Patient taking rise-pair-idone
None of the above
Blood clotting
Hyperprolactinemia. (Gynegomatia)
Tardiv dysrhythmias. (Lip smacking)
207
Spousal, child & elder abuse are often cases of
Repression
Displacement
Suppression
None of the above
208
What are The excitatory neurotransmitters
Dopamine/
Glutamate
All of the above
Norepinephrine & epinephrine
209
The mental health Recovery Model is more of disability than a medical model of disability
True
False
