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the stereotyped repetition of words or phrases that may or may not have meaning to the listener - ANSWER-verbigeration ideas that are related to one another based on sound or rhyming rather than meaning. - ANSWER-Clang associations words invented by the client. - ANSWER-Neologisms a combinatio...

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Mental
Health
Nursing
Exam
2
-
Jersey
College
the
stereotyped
repetition
of
words
or
phrases
that
may
or
may
not
have
meaning
to
the
listener
-
ANSWER-verbigeration
ideas
that
are
related
to
one
another
based
on
sound
or
rhyming
rather
than
meaning.
-
ANSWER-Clang
associations
words
invented
by
the
client.
-
ANSWER-Neologisms
a
combination
of
jumbled
words
and
phrases
that
are
disconnected
or
incoherent
and
make
no
sense
to
the
listener.
-
ANSWER-A
word
salad
is:
Injustice
that
must
be
remedied
by
legal
action
-
ANSWER-Which
is
the
central
focus
of
persecutory
delusions?
oculogyric
crisis.
-
ANSWER-A
nurse
is
caring
for
a
hospitalized
client
who
has
schizophrenia.
The
client
has
been
taking
antipsychotic
medications
for
1
week
when
the
nurse
observes
that
the
client's
eyes
are
fixed
on
the
ceiling.
The
nurse
interprets
this
finding
as:
suicide
-
ANSWER-When
developing
the
plan
of
care
for
a
client
with
schizophrenia
who
is
in
the
acute
phase
of
illness,
the
nurse
understands
that
the
client
is
at
high
risk
for
what?
Clients
are
often
misdiagnosed
as
having
schizophrenia.
-
ANSWER-A
psychiatric-mental
health
nurse
is
conducting
a
review
class
for
a
group
of
colleagues
about
schizoaffective
disorder.
The
nurse
determines
that
the
class
was
successful
based
on
which
description
of
the
condition
by
the
group? Depression
-
ANSWER-The
nurse
is
caring
for
a
client
with
somatic
symptom
disorder.
When
assessing
this
client,
the
nurse
would
be
especially
alert
for
symptoms
of
what?
The
etiology
is
unknown
-
ANSWER-Which
statement
about
the
etiology
of
somatic
symptom
disorder
is
accurate?
"It
means
that
stress
and/or
emotions
are
causing
your
symptoms."
-
ANSWER-The
client
asks
the
nurse,
"What
does
having
psychosomatic
symptoms
mean?"
What
is
the
nurse's
best
reply?
Conversion
disorder
-
ANSWER-Which
disorder
is
characterized
by
unexplained,
sudden
deficits
in
sensory
or
motor
function?
-The
client
is
preoccupied
with
the
self.
-The
client
reports
having
visited
many
physicians
or
hospitals.
-The
client
is
reluctant
to
participate
in
psychiatric
treatment
programs.
-
ANSWER-A
nurse
is
assessing
a
client
with
hypochondriasis.
Which
signs
could
the
nurse
expect
to
find
in
the
client?
Select
all
that
apply.
Manifestation
of
physical
symptoms
from
psychological
distress
-
ANSWER-Which
best
describes
the
concept
of
somatization?
Malingering
-
ANSWER-Which
occurs
when
an
individual
intentionally
produces
illness
symptoms
to
avoid
work?
Factitious
disorder
-
ANSWER-In
which
disorder
is
the
individual
motivated
solely
by
the
desire
to
become
a
health
care
client?
Illness
anxiety
disorder
-
ANSWER-A
client
who
has
been
having
difficulty
functioning
in
daily
life
comes
to
the
nurse
and
states,
"I'm
really
afraid.
I've
had
these
funny
feelings
in
my
stomach.
I'm
scared
that
I
might
have
cancer."
The
client
has
been
seen
by
numerous
health
care
professionals
and
no
evidence
of
cancer
has
been
demonstrated.
The
nurse
suspects
what?

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