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MH Nurse Tests Questions and Answers
MH Nurse Tests Questions and Answers
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[Show more]History of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 
Ans: Demonology 
Witchcraft 
national Mental Health Act 1946 
Dorothea Dix 
Hildegard Peplau 
CMH movement/deinstitutionalization 1960s 
History: the cause 
Ans: - Evil Spirit 
- Supernatural power 
History: the cure 
Ans: - Beaten 
- Starved 
- To...
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Add to cartHistory of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 
Ans: Demonology 
Witchcraft 
national Mental Health Act 1946 
Dorothea Dix 
Hildegard Peplau 
CMH movement/deinstitutionalization 1960s 
History: the cause 
Ans: - Evil Spirit 
- Supernatural power 
History: the cure 
Ans: - Beaten 
- Starved 
- To...
psychopharmacology 
Ans: medications that influence the mood and behavior 
mental health tx prior to psychopharmacology 
Ans: trephination 
blood letting and purging 
isolation and asylums 
insulin coma therapy 
metrazol therapy 
lobotomy 
Trephination 
Ans: practice of drilling and chiseling i...
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Add to cartpsychopharmacology 
Ans: medications that influence the mood and behavior 
mental health tx prior to psychopharmacology 
Ans: trephination 
blood letting and purging 
isolation and asylums 
insulin coma therapy 
metrazol therapy 
lobotomy 
Trephination 
Ans: practice of drilling and chiseling i...
Compensation 
Ans: Covering up a real or perceived weakness by emphasizing a trait one considers more 
desirable. 
Example: A physically disabled boy is unable to participate in football, so he compensates by 
becoming a great scholar. 
Denial 
Ans: Refusing to acknowledge the existence of a real...
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Add to cartCompensation 
Ans: Covering up a real or perceived weakness by emphasizing a trait one considers more 
desirable. 
Example: A physically disabled boy is unable to participate in football, so he compensates by 
becoming a great scholar. 
Denial 
Ans: Refusing to acknowledge the existence of a real...
A high school adolescent undergoing lithium therapy has not been following the prescribed 
pharmacological regimen. What should the school nurse do to help promote adherence to the 
regimen? 
Ans: Talk with the adolescent about the importance of a consistent lithium blood level in 
ensuring that ...
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Add to cartA high school adolescent undergoing lithium therapy has not been following the prescribed 
pharmacological regimen. What should the school nurse do to help promote adherence to the 
regimen? 
Ans: Talk with the adolescent about the importance of a consistent lithium blood level in 
ensuring that ...
Mrs. B is diagnosed with borderline personality disorder has a nursing diagnosis of Risk for 
self-directed violence, which is related to the client's self mutilation behavior (burning arms 
with cigarettes). Which client behavior would indicate a positive outcome of intervention?` 
Ans: Mrs. B t...
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Add to cartMrs. B is diagnosed with borderline personality disorder has a nursing diagnosis of Risk for 
self-directed violence, which is related to the client's self mutilation behavior (burning arms 
with cigarettes). Which client behavior would indicate a positive outcome of intervention?` 
Ans: Mrs. B t...
Characteristics of psychiatric nursing 
Ans: 3 components: psychotherapeutic nurse-patient relationship (Hildegard Peplau), 
psychopharmacology (medical model symptom management), milieu management (building 
on person to person connections) 
Meaning of ethics and morals 
Ans: -study of ideal huma...
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Add to cartCharacteristics of psychiatric nursing 
Ans: 3 components: psychotherapeutic nurse-patient relationship (Hildegard Peplau), 
psychopharmacology (medical model symptom management), milieu management (building 
on person to person connections) 
Meaning of ethics and morals 
Ans: -study of ideal huma...
THE 6 C'S 
Ans: care 
compassion 
competence 
Commitment 
communication 
courage 
why do i want to be a MH nurse 
Ans: -discovered passion for psych through a level topics such as shizo and depression 
explanations 
-good at teams malawi eg 
combination = MH 
-helping make a difference in peoples...
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Add to cartTHE 6 C'S 
Ans: care 
compassion 
competence 
Commitment 
communication 
courage 
why do i want to be a MH nurse 
Ans: -discovered passion for psych through a level topics such as shizo and depression 
explanations 
-good at teams malawi eg 
combination = MH 
-helping make a difference in peoples...
Mood 
Ans: SUBJECTIVE expression of emotional state (how is the patient feeling?) 
Affect 
Ans: OBJECTIVE observed emotional tone (what does the nurse observe about the patient's 
feelings?) 
euthymic 
Ans: normal mood 
euphoric 
Ans: very happy 
labile 
Ans: Changing rapidly and often w/ extremes...
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Add to cartMood 
Ans: SUBJECTIVE expression of emotional state (how is the patient feeling?) 
Affect 
Ans: OBJECTIVE observed emotional tone (what does the nurse observe about the patient's 
feelings?) 
euthymic 
Ans: normal mood 
euphoric 
Ans: very happy 
labile 
Ans: Changing rapidly and often w/ extremes...
accountability 
Ans: part of working independently within a scope of practice 
advocacy 
Ans: a nurses scope of practice is to be a voice for the patients under their care 
civil law 
Ans: 
commitment 
Ans: 
confidentiality 
Ans: federal and state right; marked by intimacy or willingness to confid...
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Add to cartaccountability 
Ans: part of working independently within a scope of practice 
advocacy 
Ans: a nurses scope of practice is to be a voice for the patients under their care 
civil law 
Ans: 
commitment 
Ans: 
confidentiality 
Ans: federal and state right; marked by intimacy or willingness to confid...
Chapter 4. Psychopharmacology 
1. The nurse manager on the psychiatric unit was explaining to the new staff the differences 
between typical and atypical antipsychotics. The nurse correctly states that atypical 
antipsychotics: 
a. Remain in the system longer 
b. Act more quickly to reduce delus...
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Add to cartChapter 4. Psychopharmacology 
1. The nurse manager on the psychiatric unit was explaining to the new staff the differences 
between typical and atypical antipsychotics. The nurse correctly states that atypical 
antipsychotics: 
a. Remain in the system longer 
b. Act more quickly to reduce delus...
Autism Spectrum Disorder-which 2 meds are approved to treat irritability 
symptoms? 
Answer> Risperidone (Risperdal) and Aripiprazole (Ability) 
Salt used to treat mood disorders 
Answer> Lithium 
First line choice for Depression 
Answer> SSRI 
Thorazine (Chlopromazine) 
Answer> Typical...
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Add to cartAutism Spectrum Disorder-which 2 meds are approved to treat irritability 
symptoms? 
Answer> Risperidone (Risperdal) and Aripiprazole (Ability) 
Salt used to treat mood disorders 
Answer> Lithium 
First line choice for Depression 
Answer> SSRI 
Thorazine (Chlopromazine) 
Answer> Typical...
what is qualitative Research 
Answer> mostly concerned with words and images. 
usually inductive 
tends to be interpretivist 
often constructionist 
takes a naturalist perspective 
inductive 
Answer> Starts with field research, then develops concepts & theories 
interpretivist 
Answer> ...
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Add to cartwhat is qualitative Research 
Answer> mostly concerned with words and images. 
usually inductive 
tends to be interpretivist 
often constructionist 
takes a naturalist perspective 
inductive 
Answer> Starts with field research, then develops concepts & theories 
interpretivist 
Answer> ...
Characteristics of psychiatric nursing 
Answer> 3 components: psychotherapeutic nurse-patient relationship 
(Hildegard Peplau), psychopharmacology (medical model symptom management), 
milieu management (building on person to person connections) 
Meaning of ethics and morals 
Answer> -study o...
Preview 2 out of 10 pages
Add to cartCharacteristics of psychiatric nursing 
Answer> 3 components: psychotherapeutic nurse-patient relationship 
(Hildegard Peplau), psychopharmacology (medical model symptom management), 
milieu management (building on person to person connections) 
Meaning of ethics and morals 
Answer> -study o...
THE 6 C'S 
Answer> care 
compassion 
competence 
Commitment 
communication 
courage 
why do i want to be a MH nurse 
Answer> -discovered passion for psych through a level topics such as shizo and 
depression explanations 
-good at teams malawi eg 
combination = MH 
-helping make a differen...
Preview 2 out of 12 pages
Add to cartTHE 6 C'S 
Answer> care 
compassion 
competence 
Commitment 
communication 
courage 
why do i want to be a MH nurse 
Answer> -discovered passion for psych through a level topics such as shizo and 
depression explanations 
-good at teams malawi eg 
combination = MH 
-helping make a differen...
A high school adolescent undergoing lithium therapy has not been following the 
prescribed pharmacological regimen. What should the school nurse do to help 
promote adherence to the regimen? 
Answer> Talk with the adolescent about the importance of a consistent lithium 
blood level in ensuring...
Preview 3 out of 22 pages
Add to cartA high school adolescent undergoing lithium therapy has not been following the 
prescribed pharmacological regimen. What should the school nurse do to help 
promote adherence to the regimen? 
Answer> Talk with the adolescent about the importance of a consistent lithium 
blood level in ensuring...
Mrs. B is diagnosed with borderline personality disorder has a nursing diagnosis 
of Risk for self-directed violence, which is related to the client's self 
mutilation behavior (burning arms with cigarettes). Which client behavior would 
indicate a positive outcome of intervention?` 
Answer> ...
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Add to cartMrs. B is diagnosed with borderline personality disorder has a nursing diagnosis 
of Risk for self-directed violence, which is related to the client's self 
mutilation behavior (burning arms with cigarettes). Which client behavior would 
indicate a positive outcome of intervention?` 
Answer> ...
carbamazepine 
Answer> Tegretol (MS) 
Thorazine 
Answer> chlorpromazine (TAP) 
Dexedrine 
Answer> dextroamphetamine (PS) 
Prozac 
Answer> fluoxetine (SSRI) 
Clozaril 
Answer> clozapine (AAP) 
Wellbutrin 
Answer> bupropion (NDRI) (ONA) 
divalproex 
Answer> Depakote (MS) 
haloperi...
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Add to cartcarbamazepine 
Answer> Tegretol (MS) 
Thorazine 
Answer> chlorpromazine (TAP) 
Dexedrine 
Answer> dextroamphetamine (PS) 
Prozac 
Answer> fluoxetine (SSRI) 
Clozaril 
Answer> clozapine (AAP) 
Wellbutrin 
Answer> bupropion (NDRI) (ONA) 
divalproex 
Answer> Depakote (MS) 
haloperi...
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