Cognition psychosis hesi - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

COGNITION-PSYCHOSIS- HESI QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS A nurse is caring for a client who is delusional and talking about people who are plotting to do harm. The staff members note that the client is pacing more than usual, and the primary nurse concludes that the client is beginning to lose control. What is the most therapeutic nursing intervention? 1 Moving the client to a quiet place 2 Urging the client to sit down for a short time 3 Encouraging the client to use a punching bag 4 Allow...

HESI | SAUNDERS ONLINE REVIEW | NCLEX –RN EXAMINATION MODULE 4 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH EXPERT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS & RATIONALES | NEW UPDATE Module 4 Exam A client with schizophrenia says, “I’m away for the day ... but don’t think we should play or do we have feet of clay?” Which alteration in the client’s speech does the nurse document? ▪ Neologism ▪ Word salad ▪ Clang association Correct ▪ Associative looseness Rationale: Clang association is the meaningle...

1. Nclex Module 4 Exam 1. 1.ID: 93 A client with schizophrenia says, “I’m away for the day ... but don’t think we should play or do we have feet of clay?” Which alteration in the client’s speech does the nurse document? A. Neologism B. Word salad C. Clang association Correct D. Associative looseness Rationale: Clang association is the meaningless rhyming of words in which the rhyming is more important than the context of the words. A neologism is a made-up word that has meaning ...

Focus on Mental Health Final Exam Questions With Correct Answers Latest Updated 2024 (GRADED) A nurse overhears a hospitalized client with mania telling another client, “I’m actually a journalist writing an article for a magazine — I’m just posing as a person with mental illness.” How should the nurse respond? A. Ignoring the delusion B. Taking the client to a quiet room C. Supporting the client’s denial of illness D. Presenting the client with the actual situation Correct Rat...

HESI MENTAL HEALTH EXAM LATEST QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED ANSWERS UPDATED GRADED A+ Which is the usual age of onset for cyclothymic disorders? a. Childhood b. Adolescence c. Middle adulthood d. Late adulthood b. Adolescence Cyclothymic disorders usually begin in adolescence or early adulthood. They typically begin later than childhood but earlier than middle or late adulthood. A nurse is caring for a patient with severe depression. After 4 months of treatment, the nurse tells...

Focus on Mental Health verified Q And A. 1.ID: 2 A nurse overhears a hospitalized client with mania telling another client, “I’m actually a journalist writing an article for a magazine — I’m just posing as a person with mental illness.” How should the nurse respond? A. Ignoring the delusion B. Taking the client to a quiet room C. Supporting the client’s denial of illness D. Presenting the client with the actual situation Correct Rationale: When dealing with a delusional cli...

Module 4 RN Questions and answers, 2022/2023 update. 1005 proven pass rate. Document Content and Description Below Module 4 1.ID: 5 A schizophrenic client says, “I’m away for the day ... but don’t think we should play or do we have feet of clay?” Which alteration in the client’s speech does t he nurse document? · Word salad · Associative looseness · Clang association Correct · Neologism Rationale: Clang association is the meaningless rhyming of words in which the rhyming is more ...

HESI Pharmacology Review Questions and Answers Cardiac Drugs/Diuretics • Digoxin (Lanoxin) – positive inotrope (increases force of contraction); negative chronotrope (decreases heart rate). How do you assess for this? (Always take AP for a full minute!) • Client with long hx of daily digoxin and furosemide (Lasix) use; creates a high risk for dig toxicity (Lasix can cause hypokalemia, which can lead to dig toxicity) • Digoxin taken with dronedarone (Multaq), which is another antid...

A nurse overhears a hospitalized client with mania telling another client, “I’m actually a journalist writing an article for a magazine — I’m just posing as a person with mental illness.” How should the nurse respond? A. Ignoring the delusion B. Taking the client to a quiet room C. Supporting the client’s denial of illness D. Presenting the client with the actual situation Correct Rationale: When dealing with a delusional client, it is important for the nurse to state clearly ...

A client with schizophrenia and his parents are meeting with the nurse. One of the young man’s parents says to the nurse, “We were stunned when we learned that our son had schizophrenia. He was no different than from his older brother when they were growing up. Now he’s had another relapse, and we can’t understand why he stopped his medication.” Which response by the nurse is appropriate? ▪ Telling the parents, “Medication noncompliance is the most frequent reason that people w...