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HESI RN MENTAL HEALTH EXIT EXAM ACTUAL
EXAM TEST BANK 3 NEWEST VERSIONS IN ONE
DOCUMENT ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
|ALREADY GRADED A+

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A male client with bipolar A. Report the client's serum lithium level to the HCP.
disorder who began taking
lithium carbonate five days
ago is complaining of
excessive thirst, and the RN
finds him attempting to
drink water from the
bathroom sink faucet. Which
intervention should the RN
implement?
A. Report the client's serum
lithium level to the HCP.
B. Encourage the client to
suck on hard candy to
relieve the symptoms.
C. No action is needed
since polydipsia is a
common side effect.
D. Tell the client that
drinking from the faucet is
not allowed.

,A mental health worker is A. Is attempting to physically restrain the patient.
caring for a client with
escalating aggressive
behavior. Which action by
the MHW warrant
immediate intervention by
the RN?
A. Is attempting to
physically restrain the
patient.
B. Tells the client to go to
the quiet area of the unit.
C. Is using a loud voice to
talk to the client.
D. Remains at a distance of
4 feet from the client.

A client is admitted to the D. "I don't want to walk. Nothing matters anymore."
mental health unit and
reports taking extra
antianxiety medication
because, "I'm so stressed
out. I just want to go to
sleep." The RN should plan
one-on-one observation of
the client based on which
statement?
A. "What should I do?
Nothing seems to help."
B. "I have been so tired
lately and needed to sleep."
C. "I really think that I don't
need to be here."
D. "I don't want to walk.
Nothing matters anymore."

,The RN is performing intake C. Methamphetamine
interviews at a psychiatric
clinic. A female client with a
known history of drug
abuse reports that she had
a heart attack four years
ago. Useof which substance
places the client at highest
risk for myocardial
infarction?
A. Benzodiazepine
B. Alcohol
C. Methamphetamine
D. Marijuana

A male client comes to the B. Have you taken any medications for erectile
emergency center because dysfunction?
he has an erection that will
not resolve. The client
reports that he is taking
trazodone (Desyrel) for
insomnia. Which information
is most important for the
nurse ask the client?
A. When was the last time
you drank alcoholic
beverage?
B. Have you taken any
medications for erectile
dysfunction?
C. Are you having any other
sexual dysfunctions or
problems?
D. Do you have a history of
angina or high blood
pressure?

, A female client admitted to A. Stay quietly with the patient
the mental health unit starts
to shout and scream at the
RN. What is the best
approach for the RN to
take?
A. Stay quietly with the
patient
B. Tell her that she is out of
control.
C. Distract her by offering
her finger foods.
D. Ignore the client's acting
out behavior.

When developing a plan of C. Ineffective breathing pattern.
care for a client admitted to
the psychiatric unit
following aspiration of a
caustic material related to a
suicide attempt, which
nursing problem has the
highest priority?
A. Impaired comfort.
B. Risk for injury.
C. Ineffective breathing
pattern.
D. Ineffective coping.

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