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Comprehensive Final Test-Mental Health Proctored Exam
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Comprehensive Final Test-Mental Health Proctored Exam is a nursing-school practice exam with 99 questions. It is written for nursing students preparing for this course exam and for NCLEX-style review. Every question has its own page showing the full stem, all answer options, the correct answer, and a written rationale explaining why each option is right or wrong.
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A patient with Schizophrenia has been on antipsychotic medication to help with positive and negative symptoms. Which drug do you expect this to be?
What clinical manifestation is Joan most likely to exhibit? (patient with eating disorder)
When determining whether an elderly patient's confusion is related to delirium or another problem, what information would be of particular value?
The patients below were evaluated in the emergency department. The psychiatric unit has one bed available. Which patient should be admitted?
The RPN is unsure if Henry Picard, age 87, is manifesting symptoms of delirium or dementia. Which question might the nurse ask the Picard family?
A person was online continuously for over 24 hours, posting rhymes on official government Websites and inviting politicians to join social networks. The person has not slept or eaten for 3 days. What
Eric McMaster, age 24, is known to be dependent on a variety of chemical substances, including alcohol and cocaine. Which of the following statements is an example of the most common defense mechanism
A patient experiences a sudden episode of severe anxiety. Of these medications in the patient's medical record, which is most appropriate to give as a prn anxiolytic?
A patient with Schizophrenia has a nursing diagnosis: "Disturbed sensory perception: Auditory hallucinations related to neurobiological impairment." What is the desired outcome? The patient can ______
Which situation demonstrates use of primary care related to crisis intervention?
Which of the following is an important consideration when conducting a culturally sensitive mental health assessment?
A patient was diagnosed with anorexia nervosa. The history shows the patient virtually stopped eating 5 months ago and lost 25% of body weight. The serum potassium is currently 2.7 mg/dL. Which nursin
A 79-year-old male tells a nurse, "I have felt very sad lately. I do not have much to live for. My family and friends are all dead, and my own health is failing." The nurse should analyze this comment
What is the priority nursing diagnosis for a patient diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder who has made threats against staff, ripped art off the walls, and thrown objects?
In older adults, a gradual and progressive decline in mental processing ability that affects short term memory, communication, language, judgment, reasoning and abstract thinking, is the definition of
A nurse assesses a 3-year-old diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. Which finding is most associated with the child's disorder?
Which principle has the highest priority when addressing a behavioural crisis in an inpatient setting?
A nurse preparing an education plan includes a component designed to help the patient access and use community supports related to a self-care deficit. The nurse can consider the educational component
Which of the following trends is true regarding Aboriginal populations and suicide?
A family member of a patient with delusions of persecution asks the nurse, "Are there any circumstances under which the treatment team is justified in violating a patient’s right to confidentiality?"
Which of the following suicide interventions has the greatest impact on patient’s safety while on the inpatient unit?
A patient diagnosed with borderline personality disorder self-inflicted wrist lacerations after gaining new privileges on the unit. In this case, the self-mutilation may have been due to which of the
Which of the following suicide interventions has the greatest impact on a patient's safety?