ATI Mental Health Quiz Proctored Exam

A client is brought to the emergency department after a motorcycle accident. The client is alert, responsive, and diagnosed with a broken leg. The client's vital signs are pulse 72 and respiration 16.

Negative emotions and prolonged stress interfere with the body's ability to protect itself and can increase the likelihood of illness. The adult child of a client diagnosed with severe anxiety asks, "

What was Dr. Hans Selye's contribution to the study of stress?

A client diagnosed with emphysema has severe shortness of breath and needs portable oxygen when leaving home. Recently the client has reduced activity because of fear that breathing difficulty will oc

A Mexican American client puts a picture of the Virgin Mary on the bedside table. What is the nurse's best action?

A healthcare provider prescribed long-acting antipsychotic medication injections every 3 weeks at the clinic for a client with a history of medication non-adherence. For this plan to be successful, wh

In which cultural tradition is reality stable because there are causes to diseases?

Which pair of responses is an example of psychological stress?

The nurse struggles with providing care to a particular client because they remind them of a past abusive boyfriend. What type of behavior is the nurse experiencing?

Which of the following constructs helps nurses build rapport with their client?

A nurse inspects an inpatient psychiatric unit and finds that all areas are free of any harmful objects. What do these observations relate to?

The psychiatric unit has one bed available. Which client should be admitted from the emergency department?

A nurse is caring for a client who experiences severe anxiety when going to work. The nurse should identify that which of the following areas of the autonomic nervous system is stimulated when the cli

Which client would be most appropriate to refer for assertive community treatment (ACT)?

A client who was admitted 5 days ago for medication non-adherence is ready for discharge. The client's thoughts are now more organized. What is covered during the termination phase?

A recent immigrant from Honduras comes to the clinic with a family member who has been a U.S. resident for 10 years. The family member says, "The immigration to America has been very difficult.”. What

A client is brought to the emergency department after a motorcycle accident. The client is alert, responsive, and diagnosed with a broken leg. The client's vital signs are pulse (P) 72 and respiration

Negative emotions and prolonged stress interfere with the body's ability to protect itself and can increase the likelihood of illness. The adult child of a client diagnosed with severe anxiety asks, "

What was Dr. Hans Selye's contribution to the study of stress?

A client diagnosed with emphysema has severe shortness of breath and needs portable oxygen when leaving home. Recently the client has reduced activity because of fear that breathing difficulty will oc

A Mexican American client puts a picture of the Virgin Mary on the bedside table. What is the nurse's best action?

A health care provider prescribed long-acting antipsychotic medication injections every 3 weeks at the clinic for a client with a history of medication nonadherence. For this plan to be successful, wh

In which cultural tradition is reality stable because there are causes to diseases?

Which principle has the highest priority when addressing a behavioral crisis in an inpatient setting?

What action is an example of secondary prevention?