ATI Mental Health Proctored Exam SG
Complete Questions And Outlined
Answers
\Q\.Dysfunctional Grieving
What would be an example of Maladaptive Dysfunctional Grieving? - ANSWERS✔--Greiving is
Prolonged
-Clinical manifestations severe
\Q\.Dysfunctional Grieving
What does this Lead to? - ANSWERS✔-depression, exacerbation of a pre-existing disorder,
suicidal ideation, guilt, ↓ self-esteem
\Q\.Dysfunctional Grieving
What are some Somatic complaints experienced? How long? - ANSWERS✔-Nausea, chest pain,
headaches, palpations, fatigue, suicidal deation
1YR
\Q\.Dysfunctional Grieving
What are some nursing interventions? - ANSWERS✔-Avoid false reasurance
encourage sharing of memories
\Q\.Appropriate Intervention for Alztimers
-Protect client from ___, promoting _____ and ______
,-Assign client room _________
-Windows for_______
-Consistent ______ & ______
Alzheimer's Disease - ANSWERS✔--Protect from injury, promoting client dignity and quality of
life
-Assign client room close to the nurse station
-Windows for time orientation
-Consistent daily routine
-Consistent caregivers
Alzheimer's Disease
\Q\.Crisis Intervention: - ANSWERS✔--Prioritize interventions to address the client's physical
needs first
\Q\.Abnormal HYPO lab values assosiated with Bulimia:
-
-
- - ANSWERS✔-*Hypokalemia
*Hyponatremia
*Hypochloremia
\Q\.Abnormal HYPO lab values
How does hypokalemia happen? - ANSWERS✔-direct loss of potassium due to vomiting;
dehydration stimulates ↑ aldosterone production → sodium and water retention and
potassium excretion
\Q\.Eating Disorder: Lab Value
, What are the 3 mention that has to do with blood cells? - ANSWERS✔-Anemia
leukopenia
lymphocytosis
\Q\.Eating Disorder: Lab Value
What Labs are increased?
↑l f e
↑c
↑ c (skin to ________) - ANSWERS✔-↑ liver function enzyme
↑ cholesterol
↑ carotene (skin to yellow)
\Q\.Eating Disorder: Lab Values
What Lab values are lowered?
-B D
-B - ANSWERS✔-↓ bone density (possible osteoporosis)
-Low blood pressure w/ possible orthostatic hypotension
\Q\.Eating Disorder: Lab Values
What Lab values are ABNORMAL? - ANSWERS✔--thyroid tests
-blood glucose
-ECG
\Q\.Group and family therapy: Adaptation to role change:
M, depressed b/c role reversal with his spouse after the loss of his job due to a disability
Complete Questions And Outlined
Answers
\Q\.Dysfunctional Grieving
What would be an example of Maladaptive Dysfunctional Grieving? - ANSWERS✔--Greiving is
Prolonged
-Clinical manifestations severe
\Q\.Dysfunctional Grieving
What does this Lead to? - ANSWERS✔-depression, exacerbation of a pre-existing disorder,
suicidal ideation, guilt, ↓ self-esteem
\Q\.Dysfunctional Grieving
What are some Somatic complaints experienced? How long? - ANSWERS✔-Nausea, chest pain,
headaches, palpations, fatigue, suicidal deation
1YR
\Q\.Dysfunctional Grieving
What are some nursing interventions? - ANSWERS✔-Avoid false reasurance
encourage sharing of memories
\Q\.Appropriate Intervention for Alztimers
-Protect client from ___, promoting _____ and ______
,-Assign client room _________
-Windows for_______
-Consistent ______ & ______
Alzheimer's Disease - ANSWERS✔--Protect from injury, promoting client dignity and quality of
life
-Assign client room close to the nurse station
-Windows for time orientation
-Consistent daily routine
-Consistent caregivers
Alzheimer's Disease
\Q\.Crisis Intervention: - ANSWERS✔--Prioritize interventions to address the client's physical
needs first
\Q\.Abnormal HYPO lab values assosiated with Bulimia:
-
-
- - ANSWERS✔-*Hypokalemia
*Hyponatremia
*Hypochloremia
\Q\.Abnormal HYPO lab values
How does hypokalemia happen? - ANSWERS✔-direct loss of potassium due to vomiting;
dehydration stimulates ↑ aldosterone production → sodium and water retention and
potassium excretion
\Q\.Eating Disorder: Lab Value
, What are the 3 mention that has to do with blood cells? - ANSWERS✔-Anemia
leukopenia
lymphocytosis
\Q\.Eating Disorder: Lab Value
What Labs are increased?
↑l f e
↑c
↑ c (skin to ________) - ANSWERS✔-↑ liver function enzyme
↑ cholesterol
↑ carotene (skin to yellow)
\Q\.Eating Disorder: Lab Values
What Lab values are lowered?
-B D
-B - ANSWERS✔-↓ bone density (possible osteoporosis)
-Low blood pressure w/ possible orthostatic hypotension
\Q\.Eating Disorder: Lab Values
What Lab values are ABNORMAL? - ANSWERS✔--thyroid tests
-blood glucose
-ECG
\Q\.Group and family therapy: Adaptation to role change:
M, depressed b/c role reversal with his spouse after the loss of his job due to a disability
