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NUR 205 A- Mental Health Final Proctored Exam- Winter- Swedish Institute is a nursing-school practice exam with 100 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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Start Practice ExamWhen working with a client with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), who has frequent flashbacks, the nurse should include which intervention?
When teaching the parents of a child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which statement by the parents would indicate the need for further teaching?
The nurse using therapeutic communication asks the client what the client would like to talk about. This is an example of what?
A client with terminal cancer has been told the client has 3 or 4 months to live. Which would indicate to the nurse that further interventions are needed?
The nurse has been working with a client with an eating disorder for 1 week. During the morning treatment team meeting, the treatment plan is updated. Which would be appropriate interventions at this
A client with mania is in the dining room at lunchtime and is observed taking food from other clients' trays. The nurse's intervention should be based on which rationale?
The bereaved client has worked through many processes of grief with the nurse. Which are eventual outcomes of the emotional dimension of grieving? Select all that apply.
While assessing the family dynamics of a client with an eating disorder, which does the nurse most likely discover?
The nurse enters the room of a client with schizophrenia the day after the client has been admitted to an inpatient setting and says, "I would like to spend some time talking with you." The client sta
Which statements correctly depict the problem of feeling sympathy toward the client? Select all that apply.
A young client has been brought to a clinic for evaluation. The client has developed several motor tics and shouts throughout the day. The mother states this has been going on for over a year. Which d
The nurse is part of a group setting up a mobile crisis service in conjunction with the local police department. The team's focus will include community education in:
While the nurse and client are interacting during a therapy session, the nurse openly admits to not being able to relate to a client's experience. According to Munhall, this will most likely have what
An angry client has just thrown a chair across the room and is racing to pick up another chair to throw. The most appropriate action by the nurse would be what?
A community health nurse is planning a substance abuse prevention program. Which group would be the best target audience for the nurse?
A client with recurrent headaches has been told by the physician that the cause is likely psychosomatic. The client reports this conversation to the nurse and says, "That just can't be true! My head h
The nurse at a university health services clinic has been asked to meet with a freshman class about warning signs of relationship violence. The nurse points out which danger sign the students should b
The nurse and the client are using therapeutic communication skills. Which statements are true of concrete and abstract messages? Select all that apply.
The nurse decides to place an aggressive and violent client in mechanical restraints. The nurse bases this decision on what?
Which is the priority inpatient care for people with severe mental illness?
The nurse is assessing a client with an eating disorder. Which personality characteristic would the nurse expect to detect when interacting with the client?
A client with bipolar disorder is admitted to the psychiatric unit. The client is talking loudly, walking back and forth rapidly, and exhibiting a short attention span. Which nursing intervention shou
A nurse has been waiting for over an hour for the ancillary department of laboratory to draw blood on a non-critical client with bipolar disorder in the ED. Which response is an example of assertive c
A client has been started on antidepressants. Which interdisciplinary team member is most responsible for monitoring effectiveness and side effects of this new medication?
A client reports severe pain during intercourse since being sexually assaulted three years ago. Which is the first step in confirming the diagnosis of a pain disorder?