Nursing and Clinical

A client, aged 15 years, has been referred to the mental health center by the juvenile court after ...

A client, aged 15 years, has been referred to the mental health center by the juvenile court after ...

A client, aged 15 years, has been referred to the mental health center by the juvenile court after
  being arrested for prostitution.
 
  Her parents told the court they could not manage her, that she was
 

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margarejomedic

A woman learned that her husband had died while jogging in the early morning. Two weeks later, the ...

A woman learned that her husband had died while jogging in the early morning. Two weeks later, the ...

A woman learned that her husband had died while jogging in the early morning. Two weeks later,
  the widow went to visit her late husband's doctor. While waiting to see the doctor, the nurse
  converses with her.
 

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jiajia030913

A client's breast cancer was diagnosed after a mammogram. Her doctor advised a lumpectomy, ...

A client's breast cancer was diagnosed after a mammogram. Her doctor advised a lumpectomy, ...

A client's breast cancer was diagnosed after a mammogram. Her doctor advised a lumpectomy,
  followed by radiation and chemotherapy.
 
  The client schedules consultations with the surgeon, the
  radiation o

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sallyxiao317

A new nurse tells a mentor I want to convey to my clients that I am interested in them and that I ...

A new nurse tells a mentor I want to convey to my clients that I am interested in them and that I ...

A new nurse tells a mentor I want to convey to my clients that I am interested in them and that I
  want to listen to what they have to say..
 
  The behaviors helpful in meeting the nurse's goal include
  t

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niccimeyer

During the first interview with a woman who has just lost her son in a car accident, the nurse feels ...

During the first interview with a woman who has just lost her son in a car accident, the nurse feels ...

During the first interview with a woman who has just lost her son in a car accident, the nurse feels so
  sorry for the woman that she reaches out and touches her. The nurse's response
 
  a. is empathetic and will enc

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gabbyxgoes

A teenage client is hospitalized after a serious suicide attempt related to feelings of ...

A teenage client is hospitalized after a serious suicide attempt related to feelings of ...

A teenage client is hospitalized after a serious suicide attempt related to feelings of hopelessness.
  The client comes from an upper-middle-class home in the suburbs and has never had psychiatric care
  before.
 

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12256

A client with schizophrenia has received standard antipsychotics for a year. His hallucinations are ...

A client with schizophrenia has received standard antipsychotics for a year. His hallucinations are ...

A client with schizophrenia has received standard antipsychotics for a year. His hallucinations are
  less intrusive, but the client remains apathetic, has poverty of thought, cannot work, and is socially
  isolated.
 

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Mac_17

Two psychotic clients in the inpatient unit get into fights when they are in the same room. ...

Two psychotic clients in the inpatient unit get into fights when they are in the same room. ...

Two psychotic clients in the inpatient unit get into fights when they are in the same room.
 
  During a
  team meeting, one nurse suggests the safety of the two clients is of paramount importance and that
 

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scottyb115511

Which nursing intervention is of highest priority for a client with bulimia nervosa?

Which nursing intervention is of highest priority for a client with bulimia nervosa?

Which nursing intervention is of highest priority for a client with bulimia nervosa?
 
  a. Assist the client in identifying triggers to binge eating.
  b. Provide remedial consequences for weight loss.
  c. A

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bburns

A client with depersonalization disorder tells the nurse It's starting again. I feel as though I'm ...

A client with depersonalization disorder tells the nurse It's starting again. I feel as though I'm ...

A client with depersonalization disorder tells the nurse It's starting again. I feel as though I'm
  going to float away.. The nurse should help the client by
 
  a. advising her to begin meditating.
  b. adm

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dakSLDKjasld

The nursing care plan contains the direction observe for refeeding syndrome. The nurse should ...

The nursing care plan contains the direction observe for refeeding syndrome. The nurse should ...

The nursing care plan contains the direction observe for refeeding syndrome. The nurse should
  closely monitor for complications associated with
 
  a. renal dysfunction.
  b. central nervous system dysfunct

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Jryan7

The nurse is caring for a family in which four members have tuberculosis. The family describes its ...

The nurse is caring for a family in which four members have tuberculosis. The family describes its ...

The nurse is caring for a family in which four members have tuberculosis. The family describes its
  health system to the nurse, noting that shamanic healing is used.
 
  The nurse will have the greatest
  s

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bburns

The last stage of growth and development is called 1. dying. 2. old age. 3. wisdom. 4. maturity.

The last stage of growth and development is called 1. dying. 2. old age. 3. wisdom. 4. maturity.

The last stage of growth and development is called
 
  1. dying.
  2. old age.
  3. wisdom.
  4. maturity.

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kevinalex19

Which statement(s) by the parent of a teen with anorexia nervosa indicate(s) that teaching was ...

Which statement(s) by the parent of a teen with anorexia nervosa indicate(s) that teaching was ...

Which statement(s) by the parent of a teen with anorexia nervosa indicate(s) that teaching was effective? Select all that apply.
 
  a. We will find enough money for family counseling if it is needed..
  b. The entire f

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hswearingen

The group best able to accept their losses and grow from their experiences is:

The group best able to accept their losses and grow from their experiences is:

The group best able to accept their losses and grow from their experiences is:
 
  a. Adults
  b. Toddlers
  c. Adolescents
  d. School-age children

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Carrie C234

A female client discusses her feelings of jealousy regarding the relationship between her mother and ...

A female client discusses her feelings of jealousy regarding the relationship between her mother and ...

A female client discusses her feelings of jealousy regarding the relationship between her mother and her daughter. The nurse responds in a nontherapeutic way by making a statement that is defensive and challenging.
 
  Which stat

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Bennyb1

When an individual uses psychological strategies to cope with stressors in an attempt to decrease ...

When an individual uses psychological strategies to cope with stressors in an attempt to decrease ...

When an individual uses psychological strategies to cope with stressors in an attempt to decrease anxiety, this person is using a __________.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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Jvilla360

The nursing role in the mental health setting that relates to medications, assessments of physical ...

The nursing role in the mental health setting that relates to medications, assessments of physical ...

The nursing role in the mental health setting that relates to medications, assessments of physical and psychiatric conditions, maintenance of safety, and management of environ-mental factors is the ____ role.
 
  1. advocate

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k11

An adolescent whose peer committed suicide attempts suicide himself but is now ready for discharge ...

An adolescent whose peer committed suicide attempts suicide himself but is now ready for discharge ...

An adolescent whose peer committed suicide attempts suicide himself but is now ready for discharge to outpatient care. Which of the following actions would be most important to accomplish before the discharge?
 
  a. Take the pat

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hswearingen

A 25-year-old woman expresses concern regarding some of her new boyfriend's behaviors. Which of the ...

A 25-year-old woman expresses concern regarding some of her new boyfriend's behaviors. Which of the ...

A 25-year-old woman expresses concern regarding some of her new boyfriend's behaviors. Which of the following statements might indicate that he has an abusive personality? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Even though they have bee

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Carrie C234

Which emotional signs and symptoms of depression in the elderly must the nurse be aware of and ...

Which emotional signs and symptoms of depression in the elderly must the nurse be aware of and ...

Which emotional signs and symptoms of depression in the elderly must the nurse be aware of and monitor for? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Increased anxiety or dependence
  b. Fatigue
  c. Feels he or she has

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wja731

A patient hospitalized after an MI is restlessly moving about in bed. Her pulse, blood pressure, and ...

A patient hospitalized after an MI is restlessly moving about in bed. Her pulse, blood pressure, and ...

A patient hospitalized after an MI is restlessly moving about in bed. Her pulse, blood pressure, and respiratory rate are elevated. In a shaky voice, she tells the nurse, I think I am going to die. The pain is gone, but it could come back anytime.

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coronae074

An individual is experiencing problems with memory. Which of these structures are most likely to be ...

An individual is experiencing problems with memory. Which of these structures are most likely to be ...

An individual is experiencing problems with memory. Which of these structures are most likely to be involved in this deficit? Select all that apply.
 
  a. Amygdala
  b. Hippocampus
  c. Occipital lobe
&n

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Jvilla360

A primary intervention that helps to build self-worth, dignity, and confidence for clients with ...

A primary intervention that helps to build self-worth, dignity, and confidence for clients with ...

A primary intervention that helps to build self-worth, dignity, and confidence for clients with mental and emotional difficulties is
 
  1. developing patience.
  2. encouraging responsibility.
  3. following

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Drew Bain

An example of normal dissociation is called 1. dreaming. 2. nightmares. 3. regression. 4. daydreaming.

An example of normal dissociation is called 1. dreaming. 2. nightmares. 3. regression. 4. daydreaming.

An example of normal dissociation is called
 
  1. dreaming.
  2. nightmares.
  3. regression.
  4. daydreaming.

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cb26

A patient has anorexia nervosa. The history shows the patient virtually stopped eating 5 months ago ...

A patient has anorexia nervosa. The history shows the patient virtually stopped eating 5 months ago ...

A patient has anorexia nervosa. The history shows the patient virtually stopped eating 5 months ago and lost 25 of body weight. The serum potassium is 2.7 mg/dL. Which nursing diagnosis applies?
 
  a. Adult failure to thrive rel

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ryanpicard

A leader is planning to start a new self-esteem group. Which intervention would be most helpful for ...

A leader is planning to start a new self-esteem group. Which intervention would be most helpful for ...

A leader is planning to start a new self-esteem group. Which intervention would be most helpful for assuring mutual respect within the group?
 
  a. Describe the importance of mutual respect in the first session, and make it a gr

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margarejomedic

A cluster of behaviors relating to inattention and impulsive actions is known as 1. anxiety ...

A cluster of behaviors relating to inattention and impulsive actions is known as 1. anxiety ...

A cluster of behaviors relating to inattention and impulsive actions is known as
 
  1. anxiety disorder.
  2. attention deficit disorder.
  3. conscience deficit disorder.
  4. posttraumatic stress

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hhdgshfd

Which assessment findings would be expected for a patient diagnosed with bipolar I disorder?

Which assessment findings would be expected for a patient diagnosed with bipolar I disorder?

Which assessment findings would be expected for a patient diagnosed with bipolar I disorder?
 
  a. Rapid cycling
  b. Major depression and acute mania
  c. Major depression and/or hypomania
  d. Hyp

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12256

__________ mechanisms are thoughts or actions that are used to help individuals handle or reduce ...

__________ mechanisms are thoughts or actions that are used to help individuals handle or reduce ...

__________ mechanisms are thoughts or actions that are used to help individuals handle or reduce stress.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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wja731

A terminally ill female client chooses the time and place of her own death. This is an example of: ...

A terminally ill female client chooses the time and place of her own death. This is an example of: ...

A terminally ill female client chooses the time and place of her own death. This is an example of:
 
  a. Suicide
  b. Self-injury
  c. Rational suicide
  d. Planned suicide

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kevinalex19

A newly admitted elderly client seems to become confused and agitated every evening after dinner. ...

A newly admitted elderly client seems to become confused and agitated every evening after dinner. ...

A newly admitted elderly client seems to become confused and agitated every evening after dinner. This client most likely is suffering from:
 
  a. Alzheimer's disease
  b. Acute dementia
  c. Sundown syndrome

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jesskinnucan

The nurse is implementing validation therapy with an elderly male client to assist him in resolving ...

The nurse is implementing validation therapy with an elderly male client to assist him in resolving ...

The nurse is implementing validation therapy with an elderly male client to assist him in resolving old conflicts and making peace with himself. Which is one of the techniques used?
 
  a. Sympathy
  b. Empathy
&nb

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kbara1

A severely mentally ill man neglects to pay his rent and becomes homeless, so he sleeps in 24-hour ...

A severely mentally ill man neglects to pay his rent and becomes homeless, so he sleeps in 24-hour ...

A severely mentally ill man neglects to pay his rent and becomes homeless, so he sleeps in 24-hour laundromats and washes in public restrooms. His SSI checks are returned as undeliverable.
 
  Without money he cannot buy food, an

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Jryan7

Which theory best describes energy medicine?

Which theory best describes energy medicine?

Which theory best describes energy medicine?
 
  a. There is a harmony within the body, nature, and the world.
  b. The body has a natural ability to heal itself.
  c. There is a vital, life-force energy that

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nyke50@yahoo.co

Adolescents who become chemically dependent progress through four stages. Place these stages in ...

Adolescents who become chemically dependent progress through four stages. Place these stages in ...

Adolescents who become chemically dependent progress through four stages. Place these stages in order of occurrence. (Separate letters by a comma and space as follows: A, B, C, D.)
 
  A. Burnout
  B. Active seeking

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Niqihsa

Your client is a Native American. His appointment with you is scheduled for 1:00 on Tuesday. You ...

Your client is a Native American. His appointment with you is scheduled for 1:00 on Tuesday. You ...

Your client is a Native American. His appointment with you is scheduled for 1:00 on Tuesday. You expect him to arrive
 
  1. late.
  2. early.
  3. on time.
  4. not at all.

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EYOUNG115

A nurse supports a parent for praising a child behaving in a helpful way. When this child behaves ...

A nurse supports a parent for praising a child behaving in a helpful way. When this child behaves ...

A nurse supports a parent for praising a child behaving in a helpful way. When this child behaves with politeness and helpfulness in adulthood, which feeling will most likely result?
 
  a. Guilt
  b. Anxiety
 

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Jryan7

Health care providers can confine or restrain mentally ill persons only in order to 1. protect ...

Health care providers can confine or restrain mentally ill persons only in order to 1. protect ...

Health care providers can confine or restrain mentally ill persons only in order to
 
  1. protect the public.
  2. ensure client cooperation.
  3. protect the client's safety and prevent in-jury.
 

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beth

A nurse is performing a nursing assessment for a 59-year-old man who is hypertensive. What is the ...

A nurse is performing a nursing assessment for a 59-year-old man who is hypertensive. What is the ...

A nurse is performing a nursing assessment for a 59-year-old man who is hypertensive. What is the rationale for including questions about prescribed medications and their effects on sexual function in the assessment?
 
  a. Sexua

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niccimeyer