1) Which of the following statements by a new nurse indicates that...

Question Answered step-by-step 1) Which of the following statements by a new nurse indicates that… 1) Which of the following statements by a new nurse indicates that a teaching about a cerebrum was effective?1) An injury to the clients parental lobe may cause a problem to their visual interpretation.2) The left hemisphere controls the right side of the body and is the center of artistic abilities creative thinking and intuition 3) Abnormalities in the frontal lobe are associated with schizophrenia attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and dementia4) The frontal lobe is responsible for taste touch and spatial orientation2) The nurse is explaining the hospital routines and expectations to a newly admitted client. The nurse also asks if the client has any questions surrounding the admission. Which stage is this according to Peplau’s concept of the nurse-patient therapeutic relationship?1)Identification2) Exploitation3)Orientation4) Resolution3) A client in the operating room goes into malignant hyperthermia due to an abnormal reaction to the anesthetic. The nurse knows that the area of the brain regulates body temperature is what?1) The thalamus2) The midbrain3) The hypothalamus4) The cerebellum4) A teaching about therapeutic relationships is effective when the client says which of the following statements?1) Joint agreement on areas to work on is not an aspect of this relationship2) It focuses on the needs experiences feeling and ideas of the client only3) The purpose is friendship, socializations, companionship or task accomplishment4) In a therapeutic relationship there is a focus on helping each other meet needs and individual needs are also met.5) A client is seen in an outpatient mental health clinic for complaints of involuntary tongue movement, blinking and facial grimacing. This syndrome would be identified correctly as what?1) Dystonia2) Pseudoparkinsonism3) Akathisia 4) Tardive dyskinesia6) A teaching about interpersonal factors that influence mental illness was effective when the student says which of following?1) The low key components necessary for a support system to work are the clients resilience and hardiness2) Interpersonal factors refer to all the socially learned3) Family is most often an important part of recovery4) Interpersonal factors are the biggest determinant of how people view their illness7) The nurse asks the client to explain the saying “One in the hand is worth two in the bush.” What is the nurse attempting to assess?1) Abstract thinking2) Perceptual alterations3) Concentration4) Judgement8) Which of the following is an objective of Healthy People 2020?1) Decrease the number of people identified, diagnosed. And treated for mental illness.2) Increase the use of antipsychotic medication to treat mental illness3)The deinstitutionalization of state psychiatric hospitals4) Increase the employment for those with serious mental illness9) A client is supposed to be ambulating independently. Instead, the client refuses to get out of bed, asks for a bed bath and makes many demands of the nurses. The client also yells that the nurses are lazy and incompetent. The clients behavior is an example of which defense mechanism?1) Rationalization2) Reaction formation3) Introjection4) Projection10) The nurse has established a therapeutic relationship with a client. The client is beginning to share feelings openly with the nurse. The relationship has entered which phase according to Peplau’s theory1) Orientation2) Resolution3) Identification4) Termination11) A client reports a pattern of being suspicious of others, causing difficulty in sustaining lasting relationships. Which stage according to Erikson’s psychosocial development was not successfully completed?1) Industry vs Inferiority 2) Trust vs mistrust 3) Initiative vs guilt4) Autonomy vs shame and doubt12) Which is not an action expected of a benzodiazepine?1) Anticonvulsant2) Antianxiety3) Muscle relaxant4) Antidepressant13) A charge nurse in the emergency department (ED) is providing orientation to a new nurse. The charge nurse explains how clients with mental illness are often kept in the ED until a bed can be located or becomes available. The charge nurse is describing what phenomenon to the new nurse?1) Revolving door effect2) Treatment resistant3) Boarding4) Dual diagnosis 14) Which type of cue is being used when the client states “Nothing can help me”? 1) Quiet2) Clear3) Intentional4) Covert15) A nursing supervisor reprimands an employee for being chronically late for work. If the employee handles the reprimand using the defense mechanism of displacement the employee would most likely do what?1) Tell the unit housekeeper that the unit housekeeper’s work is skippy2) Argue with the supervisor that the employee is usually on time3) Tell fellow employees that the supervisor is picking on the employee4) Make a special effort to be on time tomorrow16) A teaching about cultural factors and mental illness was effective when the client says which of the following statements? Select all that apply.1) Direct eye contact is a universally accepted as a positive2) Time orientation varies between cultures3) Some cultures will not seek assistance due to feeling it will not help4) There are wide variations among people from anu culture5) Culture has an influence on beliefs about illness17) The client says to the nurse. “I know I can learn to cope with my family situation. By getting help here at the clinic. I’ll be able to deal with them more effectively and I won’t be so stressed out all the time.” This client is demonstrating a high level of which personal characteristic1) Hardiness2) Resilience 3) Sense of belonging4) Self-efficacy 18) A charge nurse observes a unit nurse talking to a client for more than thirty minutes about the unit nurse’s boyfriend. The charge nurse recognizes this behavior as which of the following?1) Nonacceptance2) Encouraging client dependency3) Inappropriate boundaries4) Feelings of sympathy19) A teaching about neurotransmitters was effective when the nurse student was which of the following statement?1) They play a role in psychiatric illnesses and psychotropic medications2) Modern brain imaging techniques can demonstrate which neurotransmitters are responsible for certain illnesses3) The proportions of neurotransmitters do not play a role in the relay of information4)Excitatory neurotransmitters inhibit or stop actions20) The nurse is taking with the client and demonstrates concern for the way the client is feeling by using verbal affirmations and paraphrasing to show understanding. What communication techniques are being used by the nurse1) self awareness2) empathetic linkages3) self disclosure4) active listening Health Science Science Nursing MENTAL HEA NUR4445 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)