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HESI Psychiatric/Mental Health Questions (UMB
NU473 NURS473 NU 473 NURS 473 Evidence-
Concepts of Health and Illness IV (UMB UMass
Boston, Spring 2022) Psychiatric/Mental Health
Practice Exam - 75 Questions
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The nurse should include o Permit rest periods as needed. o Speaking slowly and
which interventions in the simply.
plan of care for a severely o Place the client on suicide precautions.
depressed client with o Observe and encourage food and fluid intake. ·
neurovegetative symptoms? Neurovegetative symptoms that accompany the mood
disorder of depression include physiological disruptions,
(Select all that apply.) o
such as anorexia, constipation, sleep disturbance, and
Permit rest periods as psychomotor retardation. The client's plan of care should
needed. include measures that promote the client's comfort and
well-being, such as rest, nutrition, suicide precautions,
o Speaking slowly
and simple communications. Vigorous exercise and long
andsimply. walks are not indicated for clients in a neurovegetative
o Place the client state.
onsuicide precautions. o
Observe and encourage food
and fluid intake. o Encourage
vigorous exercise and long
walks on the unit.
,Which diet selection by a o Roast beef, baked potato with butter, and iced tea.
client who is depressed and · Foods with tyramine interact with MAOI antidepressant,
taking the MAO inhibitor such as Parnate, and can cause a hypertensive crisis that
is life-threatening. Roast beef, potatoes, butter, and tea
tranylcypromine sulfate
do not contain tyramine. The other selections contain
(Parnate) indicates to the tyramine and should be avoided by the client who is
nurse that the client taking Parnate.
understands the dietary
restrictions imposed by this
medication regimen? o
Hamburger, French fries, and
chocolate milkshake.
o Liver and
onions,broccoli, and
decaffeinated coffee. o
Pepperoni and cheese pizza,
tossed salad, and a soft
drink.
o Roast beef,
bakedpotato with butter,
and iced tea.
,An older male client in the o Cluster care so brief periods of rest can be scheduled during
intensive care unit who has the day.
been oriented suddenly · The critical care environment confronts clients with an
becomes disoriented and environment which is stressful and heightened by
treatment modalities that may prove to be lifesaving.
fearful. Assessment of vital
These stressors can result in isolation or sensory overload
signs and other physical that leads to confusion. The best intervention is to cluster
parameters reveal no care to provide the client with uninterrupted rest periods.
significant change and the The other actions may not be possible.
nurse formulates the client's
problem as confusion related
to ICU psychosis. Which
intervention is most
important for the nurse
implement?
o Move all machines
awayfrom the client's
immediate area.
o Attempt to allay
theclient's fears by
explaining the etiology of
confusion.
o Cluster care so
briefperiods of rest can be
scheduled during the day. o
Extend visitation times for
family and friends.
, A male client is admitted to o Assess the content of the hallucinations by asking the client
the psychiatric unit with a what he is hearing.
medical diagnosis of · Further assessment is indicated and the nurse should
paranoid schizophrenia. obtain information about what the client believes the
voices are telling him--they may be telling him to kill
During the admission
himself or the nurse. The other actions are not indicated.
procedure, the client looks
up and states, "No, it's not
MY fault. You can't blame
me. I didn't kill him, you did."
What action is best for the
nurse to take? o Reassure
the client by telling him that
his fear of the admission
procedure is to be expected.
o Tell the client that
noone is accusing him of
murder and remind him
that the hospital is a safe
place.
o Assess the content
ofthe hallucinations by
asking the client what he is
hearing.
o Ignore the behavior
andmake no response at all
to his delusional statements.
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