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ATI
Mental
Health
Proctored
Exam
The
client
is
responsive
and
able
to
fully
respond
by
opening
their
eyes
and
attending
to
a
normal
tone
of
voice
and
speech.
What
is
the
level
of
consciousness?
-
ANSAlert
The
client
is
able
to
open
their
eyes
and
respond
but
is
drowsy
and
falls
asleep
readily.
What
is
the
level
of
consciousness?
-
ANSLethargic
The
client
requires
vigorous
or
painful
stimuli
(pinching
a
tendon
or
rubbing
the
sternum)
to
elicit
a
brief
response.
They
might
not
be
able
to
respond
verbally.
What
is
the
level
of
consciousness?
-
ANSStuporous
The
client
is
unconscious
and
does
not
respond
to
painful
stimuli.
What
is
the
level
of
consciousness?
-
ANSComatose
How
to
test
a
client's
immediate
memory
-
ANSAsk
the
client
to
repeat
a
series
of
numbers
or
a
list
of
objects
How
to
test
a
client's
recent
memory
-
ANSAsk
the
client
to
recall
recent
events,
such
as
visitors
from
the
current
day,
or
the
purpose
of
the
current
mental
health
appointment
or
admission
How
to
test
a
client's
remote
memory
-
ANSAsk
the
client
to
state
a
fact
from
his
past
that
is
verifiable,
such
as
his
birth
date
or
his
mother's
maiden
name
How
to
assess
a
client's
ability
to
calculate
-
ANSAsk
the
client
to
count
backward
from
100
in
sevens
How
to
assess
a
client's
ability
to
think
abstractly
-
ANSAsk
the
client
to
interpret
something
complex
such
as,
"A
bird
in
the
hand
is
worth
two
in
the
bush."
Glasgow
coma
scale
-
ANSUsed
to
obtain
a
baseline
assessment
of
a
client's
level
of
consciousness;
highest
score
is
15
and
indicates
that
the
client
is
awake
and
responding
appropriately;
a
score
of
7
or
less
indicates
that
the
client
is
in
a
coma
Serious
mental
illness
-
ANSIncludes
disorders
classified
as
severe
and
persistent
mental
illnesses;
clients
often
have
difficulty
with
ADLs;
can
be
chronic
or
recurrent
A
charge
nurse
is
discussing
mental
status
exams
with
a
newly
licensed
nurse.
Which
of
the
following
statements
by
the
newly
licensed
nurse
indicates
an
understanding
of
the
teaching?
(Select
all
that
apply)
A.
"To
assess
cognitive
ability,
I
should
ask
the
client
to
count
backward
by
sevens." B.
"To
assess
affect,
I
should
observe
the
client's
facial
expression."
C.
"To
assess
language
ability,
I
should
instruct
the
client
to
write
a
sentence."
D.
"To
assess
remote
memory,
I
should
have
the
client
repeat
a
list
of
objects."
E.
"To
assess
the
client's
abstract
thinking,
I
should
ask
the
client
to
identify
our
most
recent
presidents."
-
ANSA.
Counting
backward
by
sevens
is
an
appropriate
technique
to
assess
a
client's
cognitive
ability.
B.
Observing
a
client's
facial
expression
is
appropriate
when
assessing
affect.
C.
Writing
a
sentence
is
an
indication
of
language
ability.
Remote
language
is
tested
by
asking
the
client
to
state
a
fact
from
his
past
that
his
verifiable
(date
of
birth).
Abstract
thinking
is
tested
by
asking
the
client
to
interpret
something.
A
nurse
is
planning
care
for
a
client
who
has
a
mental
health
disorder.
Which
of
the
following
actions
should
the
nurse
include
as
a
psychobiological
intervention?
A.
Assist
the
client
with
systematic
desensitization
therapy.
B.
Teach
the
client
appropriate
coping
mechanisms.
C.
Assess
the
client
for
comorbid
health
conditions.
D.
Monitor
the
client
for
adverse
effects
of
the
medications.
-
ANSD.
Monitoring
for
adverse
effects
of
medications
is
an
example
of
a
psychobiological
intervention.
Systematic
desensitization
is
cognitive
and
behavioral.
Teaching
coping
mechanisms
is
a
counseling
or
health
teaching.
Assessing
for
comorbid
conditions
is
health
promotion
and
maintenance.
A
nurse
in
an
outpatient
mental
health
clinic
is
preparing
to
conduct
an
initial
client
interview.
When
conducting
the
interview,
which
of
the
following
actions
should
the
nurse
identify
as
the
priority?
A.
Coordinate
holistic
care
with
social
services.
B.
Identify
the
client's
perception
of
her
mental
health
status.
C.
Include
the
client's
family
in
the
interview.
D.
Teach
the
client
about
her
current
mental
health
disorder.
-
ANSB.
Assessment
is
the
priority
action.
Identifying
the
client's
perception
of
her
mental
health
status
provides
important
information
about
the
client's
psychosocial
history.
A
nurse
is
told
during
change
of
shift
report
that
a
client
is
stuporous.
When
assessing
the
client,
which
of
the
following
findings
should
the
nurse
expect?
A.
The
client
arouses
briefly
in
response
to
a
sternal
rub.
B.
The
client
has
a
glasgow
coma
scale
score
less
than
7.
C.
The
client
exhibits
decorticate
rigidity. D.
The
client
is
alert
but
disoriented
to
time
and
place.
-
ANSA.
A
client
who
is
stuporous
requires
vigorous
or
painful
stimuli
to
elicit
a
response.
B
&
C
occur
with
comatose
patients.
A
nurse
is
planning
a
peer
group
discussion
about
the
DSM-5.
Which
of
the
following
information
is
appropriate
to
include
in
the
discussion?
(Select
all
that
apply)
A.
The
DSM-5
includes
client
education
handouts
for
mental
health
disorders.
B.
The
DSM-5
establishes
diagnostic
criteria
for
individual
mental
health
disorders.
C.
The
DSM-5
indicates
recommended
pharmacological
treatment
for
mental
health
disorders.
D.
The
DSM-5
assists
nurses
in
planning
care
for
client's
who
have
mental
health
disorders.
E.
The
DSM-5
indicates
expected
assessment
findings
of
mental
health
disorders.
-
ANSB,
D,
&
E.
The
DSM-5
establishes
diagnostic
criteria,
assists
nurses
in
planning
care,
and
identifies
expected
findings
for
mental
health
disorders.
The
DSM-5
does
not
contain
client
education
handouts
or
recommended
pharmacological
treatment.
Beneficence
-
ANSThe
quality
of
doing
good,
can
be
described
as
charity
Autonomy
-
ANSThe
client's
right
to
make
their
own
decisions
Justice
-
ANSFair
and
equal
treatment
for
all
Fidelity
-
ANSLoyalty
and
faithfulness
to
the
client
and
to
one's
duty
Veracity
-
ANSHonesty
when
dealing
with
a
client
Requirements
for
restraining
a
patient
-
ANSProvider
must
prescribe
the
restraint
in
writing;
time
limits
are
based
on
age,
4
hr
for
adults,
2
hr
for
ages
9-17,
1
hr
for
age
8
and
younger;
must
be
reviewed
every
24
hr;
documentation
must
be
done
every
15-30
min
False
imprisonment
-
ANSConfining
a
client
to
a
specific
area
if
the
reason
for
such
confinement
is
for
the
convenience
of
the
staff
Assault
-
ANSMaking
a
threat
to
a
client's
person
Battery
-
ANSTouching
a
client
in
a
harmful
or
offensive
way
A
nurse
in
an
emergency
mental
health
facility
is
caring
for
a
group
of
clients.
The
nurse
should
identify
that
which
of
the
following
clients
requires
a
temporary
emergency
admission? A.
A
client
who
has
schizophrenia
with
delusions
of
grandeur
B.
A
client
who
has
manifestations
of
depression
and
attempted
suicide
a
year
ago
C.
A
client
who
has
borderline
personality
disorder
and
assaulted
a
homeless
man
with
a
metal
rod
D.
A
client
who
has
bipolar
disorder
and
paces
quickly
around
the
room
while
talking
to
himself
-
ANSC.
A
client
who
is
a
current
danger
to
self
or
others
is
a
candidate
for
a
temporary
emergency
admission.
A
nurse
decides
to
put
a
client
who
has
a
psychotic
disorder
in
seclusion
overnight
because
the
unit
is
very
short-staffed,
and
the
client
frequently
fights
with
other
clients.
The
nurse's
actions
are
an
example
of
which
of
the
following
torts?
A.
Invasion
of
privacy
B.
False
imprisonment
C.
Assault
D.
Battery
-
ANSB.
Secluding
a
client
for
the
convenience
of
the
staff
is
false
imprisonment.
A
client
tells
a
nurse,
"Don't
tell
anyone
but
I
hid
a
sharp
knife
under
my
mattress
in
order
to
protect
myself
from
my
roommate,
who
is
always
yelling
at
me
and
threatening
me."
Which
of
the
following
actions
should
the
nurse
take?
A.
Keep
the
client's
communication
confidential,
but
talk
to
the
client
daily,
using
therapeutic
communication
to
convince
him
to
admit
to
hiding
the
knife.
B.
Keep
the
client's
communication
confidential,
but
watch
the
client
and
his
roommate
closely.
C.
Tell
the
client
that
this
must
be
reported
to
the
health
care
team
because
it
concerns
the
health
and
safety
of
the
client
and
others.
D.
Report
the
incident
to
the
health
care
team,
but
do
not
inform
the
client
of
the
intention
to
do
so.
-
ANSC.
The
information
presented
by
the
client
is
a
serious
safety
issue
that
the
nurse
must
report
to
the
health
care
team,
using
the
ethical
principle
of
veracity.
A
nurse
is
caring
for
a
client
who
is
in
mechanical
restraints.
Which
of
the
following
statements
should
the
nurse
include
in
the
documentation?
(Select
all
that
apply)
A.
"Client
ate
most
of
his
breakfast."
B.
"Client
was
offered
8
oz
of
water
every
hr."
C.
"Client
shouted
obscenities
at
assistive
personnel."
D.
"Client
received
chlorpromazine
15
mg
by
mouth
at
1000."
E.
"Client
acted
out
after
lunch."
-
ANSB,
C,
&
D.
Documentation
must
include
how
much
water
was
offered
and
how
often,
a
description
of
the
client's
verbal
communication,
and
the
dosage
and
time
of
medication
administration.
Intake
and
behavior
should
be
documented
in
the
client's
medical
record.

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