NUR 2459 EXAM 3 ACTUAL EXAM LATEST MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NURSING
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NUR 2459 EXAM 3 ACTUAL EXAM LATEST 2024-
2025 MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
NURSING FINAL EXAM 3 LATEST RASMUSSEN
COLLEGE ALL 50 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with somatic symptom disorder.
The client continues to focus on his severe back pain. Which of the following is
the most therapeutic nursing intervention?
A. Explain alternative interventions are available for back pain
B. Confront the client with the negative findings that have been determinedC.
Allow the client to discuss physical concerns and redirect to coping skills for
stress
C. Tell the client that there is no cause for the pain except for emotional
concerns: C. Allow the client to discuss physical concerns and redirect to
coping skills for stress
2. While caring for a teenage client with ADHD who is at high risk for self-harm
due to poor judgment, high-risk taking behaviors, impulsivity. Which of the
following is the priority nursing intervention?
A. Develop a no harm contract with the client and encourage participation
in all unit activties
B. Schedule a regular nurse client session daily to discuss daily goalsC.
Have the client sit within direct line of sight with the staff only during
mealtimes
C. Have a staff member assigned for 1:!1observation at all times.: D. Have a
staff member assigned for 1:1 observation at all times.
3. Which of the following statements by the nurse, who cares for children with
psychiatric disorders, is a concern?
A. Since I have been caring for this child, he has become less agitated.
B. When a child becomes violent, I also need to protect the other children
,C. I know exactly how the child feels since I went through the same thingD. I
have to be careful not to become attached and show favoritism: C. I know
exactly how the child feels since I went through the same thing
4. A child diagnosed with ODD begins to yell at staff members when asked to
leave group therapy because of inappropriate behaviors. Which nursing
intervention would be the most appropriate.
A. Accompany the child to a quiet area to decrease eternal stimuli
B. Institute seclusion following the facilities protocol
C. Allow the child to remain in group therapy and continue to monitor
D. Assist the child in recognizing how to separate feelings from reactions: A.
Accompany the child to a quiet area to decrease eternal stimuli
5. A 16 year old is admitted to the adolescent unit with a diagnosis of conduct
disorder. This condition is often manifested by what behavior.
A. Physical aggression in violation of others
B. Compassion
C. Yelling and name calling: A. Physical aggression in violation of others
6. The nurse is caring for a client with ADHD. The child has been prescribed
methylphenidate. Which of the following symptoms are side effects the nurse
will monitor for? SATA
A. Sedation
B. Headache
C. Decreased appetitie
D. Decreased blood pressure
E. Insomnia: B. Headache
D. Decreased appetitie
E. Insomnia
, 7. When planning the care of a 6 year old child diagnosed with ODD, the nurse
should include which method of therapy?
A. Mindfulness exercises
B. Cognitive Therapy
C. Behavior modification
D. Emotive Therapy: C. Behavior modification
8. A female client expresses to the nurse that she feels like she didn't do enough
to prevent the loss of her father. Which of the following interventions should
the nurse to address the clients feelings.
A. Explain that this feeling is a pathological defense that will prevent the
client from progressing through the stages of grief.
B. Encourage the client to remain strong to suppose the other family
membersC. Review the circumstances of the loss and the reality that it could
not be prevented.
C. Role play the events and assist the client with understanding the decisons
leading to the loss: C. Review the circumstances of the loss and the reality that it
could not be prevented.
9. The nurse observes a client diagnosed with anorexia nervosa doing repeated,
vigorous sit ups in her room. What is the most therapeutic intervention by the
nurse?
A. Allow the client to continue to exercise
B. Interrupt the routine and offer to walk with her
C. Tell the client exercise is not allowed
D. Restrict the client from her room: B. Interrupt the routine and offer to walk
with her
10. A client is prescribed diazepam PRN for panic disorder. Which of the
following facts would cause the nurse to question the order?
A. The client has been diagnosed with IBS
B. The client states she is allergic to meperidine
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