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ATI Mental Health Final Exam Test Bank New Update

With Multiple Choice Questions & Correct Answers

(Verified Answers) |With Relevant Rationales ||Complete

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This Test Consists Of 800+ Questions & Answers


A 25 year old patient is brought to the emergency department by the
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police. He is a poor historian but the police tell the nurse that they
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were called because he was wandering down the middle of the
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freeway. He appears confused, disheveled, and malnourished. Which
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problem statement on the care plan would be of highest priority for
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this patient?
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A. Altered self-care ability
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B. Wandering due to disorientation to time and place
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C. Potential for injury due to impaired decision making
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,D. Altered nutrition
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...ANSWER... Potential for injury due to impaired decision making
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A 31-year-old patient with a history of borderline personality disorder
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is admitted to the psychiatric unit after cutting both wrists with a
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kitchen knife. Which nursing approach would be most therapeutic for
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this patient?
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A. Open and flexible
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B. Nonintrusive and passive
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C. Structured and consistent
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D. Warm and nurturing
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...ANSWER... Structured and consistent m m m




Rationale: *The nurse should be consistent and keep the environment
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structured when caring for a patient with borderline personality
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disorder. Open and flexible, warm and nurturing, and nonintrusive and
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passive do not provide boundaries for a patient with borderline
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personality disorder, and boundaries are crucial to the patient's
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management.
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A 38-year-old patient has been admitted to the unit after ingesting a
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high dose of "bath salts." Which of the following conditions is the
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patient at the greatest risk for developing?
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,A. Muscle cramping and abdominal pain
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B. Tachycardia and euphoria
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C. Diaphoresis and tachypnea
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D. Psychosis and suicidal ideation
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...ANSWER... Psychosis and suicidal ideationm m m m




*"Bath salts" or "plant food," a powder that is inhaled, injected,
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ingested, or smoked to produce an effect close to that of cocaine or
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amphetamine. High doses bring a risk of violence, paranoid psychoses,
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and suicide. Tachycardia, euphoria, diaphoresis, tachypnea, muscle
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cramping, and abdominal pain are not associated with bath salts;
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rather, they are associated with opiate withdrawal. Amphetamine
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withdrawal causes bradycardia and depression.
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A 53-year-old female is diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder.
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Which behavior do you anticipate?
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A. Runs out of the room when she notices a spider in the corner
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B. Continuously checks to see if doors are shut and locked
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C. Has difficulty concentrating and excessively worries about her family
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D. Wakes at night screaming because of recurrent nightmares
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...ANSWER... Has difficulty concentrating and excessively worries about
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, *Difficulty concentrating and excessive worry are part of the diagnostic
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mcriteria for general anxiety disorder (GAD). (1) Excessive fear of spiders
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mis an example of phobic disorder. (2) Repetitive checking and
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mrechecking doors is an example of behavior associated with obsessive-
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compulsive disorder. (4) Recurrent nightmares are associated with post-
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traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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A 62-year-old woman is admitted to an assisted-living facility with
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symptoms of forgetfulness, anger outbursts, wandering, and
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paranoia. These would suggest which stage of AD?
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B. Severe
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C. Moderate
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D. Moderate to severe
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*This patient's symptoms indicate her AD has progressed beyond the
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early stage. Later signs of disease progression include increasing
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confusion and inability to recognize self or others.
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A charge nurse is discussing mirtazapine with a newly licensed nurse.
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Which of the following statements by the newly licensed nurse
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indicates understanding?
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