NSG221 EXAM 3 PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
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Margaret has just revealed to her nurse that she does not want to live, but denies having a
suicide plan. Margaret tells her nurse, "I wish I could go to bed and just not wake up".
Margaret's words and thoughts expresses this: - CORRECT ANSWER-Passive suicidal ideation
The therapist comes to the OCD residential center to work with the patients. During therapy
time, the therapist works with the patients to slowly contract, then relax each muscle group in
the body. The nurse is observing this group therapy and recognizes that this type of group
therapy is called what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Progressice muscle relaxation
Janey is diagnosed with bipolar disorder. She was recently discovered on the inpatient unit
dressed in neon bright clothing entering a male. peer's room. Her nurse recognizes that the
priority intervention when dealing with Janey should be this: - CORRECT ANSWER-Redirection
, Millie has been sleeping more than her usual 6 hours per night, has gained 20 lbs over the past
2 months, has difficulty making decisions in her daily life, and generally feels hopeless, helpless
and worthless. Millie has now come into inpatient treatment and the psychiatrist has diagnosed
her with this disorder: - CORRECT ANSWER-Major depressive disorder
Darla reports that she has been vomiting multiple times per day and uses laxatives to "keep her
regular". Through her admission assessment, the nurse discovers that Darla fears gaining any
weight, weighs less than her ideal body weight, and exercises for 5 hours per day. The nurse
realizes that Darla suffers from this disorder. - CORRECT ANSWER-Anorexia nervosa
Marvin has disclosed that he has been having recurring thoughts that will not leave his mind. As
much as he tried to think about something else, he cannot. The nurse realizes that Marvin is
plagued by what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Obsession
Marnie's eating disorder developed out of a learned behavior that had positive influences, an
inherited trait from her mother, and her peer groups behavior and attitudes more than the
models she saw in the sports illustrated swimsuit issue. The nurse attributes the development
of her eating disorder due to the following risk factors: - CORRECT ANSWER-neurobiological,
genetic, and sociocultural risk factors
Marty has jus been prescribed a first line medication therapy to treat OCD. The nurse knows
that the antidepressants will often treat both anxiety disorders and depression. One
antidepressant that will treat this is: - CORRECT ANSWER-zoloft, lexapro, celexa, prozac, paxil
Susan, a seasoned RN, provides care for alissa who has been depressed for a long time now.
Susan recognizes that the best action that she could take to support and promote a therapeutic
environment with Alissa would be to do this: - CORRECT ANSWER-Stay with the patient
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ 100%
GUARANTEED PASS [LATEST
2026-2027
Margaret has just revealed to her nurse that she does not want to live, but denies having a
suicide plan. Margaret tells her nurse, "I wish I could go to bed and just not wake up".
Margaret's words and thoughts expresses this: - CORRECT ANSWER-Passive suicidal ideation
The therapist comes to the OCD residential center to work with the patients. During therapy
time, the therapist works with the patients to slowly contract, then relax each muscle group in
the body. The nurse is observing this group therapy and recognizes that this type of group
therapy is called what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Progressice muscle relaxation
Janey is diagnosed with bipolar disorder. She was recently discovered on the inpatient unit
dressed in neon bright clothing entering a male. peer's room. Her nurse recognizes that the
priority intervention when dealing with Janey should be this: - CORRECT ANSWER-Redirection
, Millie has been sleeping more than her usual 6 hours per night, has gained 20 lbs over the past
2 months, has difficulty making decisions in her daily life, and generally feels hopeless, helpless
and worthless. Millie has now come into inpatient treatment and the psychiatrist has diagnosed
her with this disorder: - CORRECT ANSWER-Major depressive disorder
Darla reports that she has been vomiting multiple times per day and uses laxatives to "keep her
regular". Through her admission assessment, the nurse discovers that Darla fears gaining any
weight, weighs less than her ideal body weight, and exercises for 5 hours per day. The nurse
realizes that Darla suffers from this disorder. - CORRECT ANSWER-Anorexia nervosa
Marvin has disclosed that he has been having recurring thoughts that will not leave his mind. As
much as he tried to think about something else, he cannot. The nurse realizes that Marvin is
plagued by what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Obsession
Marnie's eating disorder developed out of a learned behavior that had positive influences, an
inherited trait from her mother, and her peer groups behavior and attitudes more than the
models she saw in the sports illustrated swimsuit issue. The nurse attributes the development
of her eating disorder due to the following risk factors: - CORRECT ANSWER-neurobiological,
genetic, and sociocultural risk factors
Marty has jus been prescribed a first line medication therapy to treat OCD. The nurse knows
that the antidepressants will often treat both anxiety disorders and depression. One
antidepressant that will treat this is: - CORRECT ANSWER-zoloft, lexapro, celexa, prozac, paxil
Susan, a seasoned RN, provides care for alissa who has been depressed for a long time now.
Susan recognizes that the best action that she could take to support and promote a therapeutic
environment with Alissa would be to do this: - CORRECT ANSWER-Stay with the patient
