WGU D030 UUM1 TASK 1| SERVICE PLAN
BRIEF FOR WELLNESS CENTER FOR
MENTAL HEALTH FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ What is the importance of resilience in the wellness model?.
Answer: It helps individuals cope with challenges and bounce back from
adversity.
◍ What is the impact of nature on wellness?.
Answer: It can reduce stress, calm the mind, and restore balance.
◍ What is the goal of the ScarletWell initiative?.
Answer: To organize and coordinate wellness resources across campus and
prioritize mental health and wellness.
◍ What is the role of community in social wellness?.
Answer: Developing a sense of belonging and having a support system.
◍ An agitated, acting-out, delusional client is receiving large doses of
haloperidol (Haldol), and the nurse is concerned because this drug can
produce untoward side effects. Which clinical manifestations should alert
the nurse to stop the drug immediately? Select all that apply.1 Jaundice2
Dizziness3 Tachycardia4 Lethargic behavior5 Extrapyramidal symptoms.
Answer: JaundiceTachycardia
◍ A client exhibits physical symptoms in response to stress. What nursing
intervention may help the client reduce the use of physical symptoms as a
response to stress?1Limiting discussions about the problem2Providing
, information regarding medical care3Teaching the client how to eliminate
stress at home4Assisting the client in developing new coping mechanisms.
Answer: assisting the client in developing new coping mechanismsUntil the
client learns new ways of coping with anxiety, this pattern of behavior will
continue. Learning new ways to operate will break the pattern. Limiting
discussion will avoid the problem. Providing information about medical care
will reinforce the sick role. A certain amount of stress is present in everyday
family situations; the elimination of stress is impossible
◍ How can environmental wellness be achieved?.
Answer: By occupying pleasant environments, keeping living spaces clean,
and spending time in nature.
◍ What are some benefits of good sleep mentioned in the wellness model?.
Answer: Emotional regulation, improved memory, mood stabilization, and
overall health.
◍ Why is self-care important for professionals in healthcare and education?.
Answer: To prevent burnout, compassion fatigue, and poor performance,
impacting colleagues and those they serve.
◍ What are some common challenges addressed by the wellness model?.
Answer: Work-life balance, distress, resilience, and physical and mental
health symptoms.
◍ On the morning of a scheduled visit the parents of a client hospitalized for
incapacitating obsessive behavior call to say that they cannot come because
of problems with the accountant for their small business. The client appears
upset and goes into elaborate detail about the parents' business and the
monthly visit of the accountant. What is the best response by the
nurse?1"It's disappointing to have plans change at the last minute."2"Would
you like to talk about what you'd planned to do today?"3"Would you like to
make new plans now that they're not coming?"4"It's good that you can
recognize that your parents are sometimes busy.".
Answer: its disappointing to have plans change at the last minuteExpressing
understanding of the client's disappointment recognizes and supports these
, justified feelings and provides an opportunity for him to ventilate further.
Asking whether the client would like to talk about the now-scuttled plans or
would like to make new plans ignores the client's feelings and directs
communication away from the emotionally charged area. Complimenting
the client for being able to understand that the parents are busy also ignores
the client's feelings and directs communication away from the emotionally
charged area.
◍ A client on a psychiatric unit who has been hearing voices is receiving a
neuroleptic medication for the first time. The client takes the cup of water
and the pill and stares at them. What is the most therapeutic statement the
nurse can make?1"You have to take your medicine."2"This is the
medication that your doctor ordered."3"This will help you not to hear the
voices. It will only work if you take it."4"There must be a reason that you
don't want to take your medicine.".
Answer: This will help you nor hear the voices. It will only work if you take
it.
◍ What are the eight dimensions of wellness according to the model?.
Answer: Physical, Emotional, Social, Intellectual, Spiritual, Occupational,
Environmental, and Financial.
◍ What are some activities that promote occupational wellness?.
Answer: Creating structure, balancing daily activities, and engaging in
productive tasks.
◍ Which administration adopted the wellness model discussed?.
Answer: Substance Use and Mental Health Administration.
◍ An older adult with dementia is admitted to a nursing home. The client is
confused, agitated, and at times unaware of the presence of others. What is
the best nursing approach to help this client adapt to the unit?1Initiating a
program of planned interaction2Explaining the nature and routines of the
unit3Exploring in depth the reasons for the admission4Arranging for the
constant presence of a staff member.
Answer: arranging for the constant presence of a staff memberThe presence
, of staff members will give the client support and provide an opportunity to
distract and reassure the client. Continuous supervision is necessary for the
safety of the client and others. Although a program of planned interaction
has value as a general measure, it is too soon to initiate one; it will not
decrease the client's level of anxiety at this time. It is unlikely that the client
will comprehend or remember explanations. The client does not have the
capacity to explore concerns; in fact, this may be counterproductive and
anxiety producing.
◍ A nurse moves into the working phase of a therapeutic relationship with a
depressed client who has a history of suicide attempts. What question should
the nurse ask the client when exploring alternative coping strategies?1"How
have you managed your problems in the past?"2"What do you feel that
you've learned from this suicide attempt?"3"How will you manage the next
time your problems start piling up?"4"Were there other things going on in
your life that made you want to die?".
Answer: how will you manage the next time things start pilling up?"How
will you manage the next time your problems start piling up?" focuses the
interaction toward the future and invites the client to explore alternative
coping strategies. "How have you managed your problems in the past?"
explores past coping strategies and should have been asked as a part of the
initial assessment. "What do you feel that you've learned from this suicide
attempt?" is an attempt to explore the client's insight into current coping
strategies that should have been made before any discussion of the
alternatives. "Were there other things going on in your life that made you
want to die?" asks the client once more to ensure that all the precipitating
stressors have been identified; this should have been done in the initial
assessment.
◍ A nurse is caring for a client who is addicted to opioids and who has
undergone major surgery. The client is receiving methadone. What is the
purpose of this medication?1Allows symptom-free termination of opioid
addiction2Switches the user from illicit opioid use to use of a legal
drug3Provides postoperative pain control without causing opioid
BRIEF FOR WELLNESS CENTER FOR
MENTAL HEALTH FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ What is the importance of resilience in the wellness model?.
Answer: It helps individuals cope with challenges and bounce back from
adversity.
◍ What is the impact of nature on wellness?.
Answer: It can reduce stress, calm the mind, and restore balance.
◍ What is the goal of the ScarletWell initiative?.
Answer: To organize and coordinate wellness resources across campus and
prioritize mental health and wellness.
◍ What is the role of community in social wellness?.
Answer: Developing a sense of belonging and having a support system.
◍ An agitated, acting-out, delusional client is receiving large doses of
haloperidol (Haldol), and the nurse is concerned because this drug can
produce untoward side effects. Which clinical manifestations should alert
the nurse to stop the drug immediately? Select all that apply.1 Jaundice2
Dizziness3 Tachycardia4 Lethargic behavior5 Extrapyramidal symptoms.
Answer: JaundiceTachycardia
◍ A client exhibits physical symptoms in response to stress. What nursing
intervention may help the client reduce the use of physical symptoms as a
response to stress?1Limiting discussions about the problem2Providing
, information regarding medical care3Teaching the client how to eliminate
stress at home4Assisting the client in developing new coping mechanisms.
Answer: assisting the client in developing new coping mechanismsUntil the
client learns new ways of coping with anxiety, this pattern of behavior will
continue. Learning new ways to operate will break the pattern. Limiting
discussion will avoid the problem. Providing information about medical care
will reinforce the sick role. A certain amount of stress is present in everyday
family situations; the elimination of stress is impossible
◍ How can environmental wellness be achieved?.
Answer: By occupying pleasant environments, keeping living spaces clean,
and spending time in nature.
◍ What are some benefits of good sleep mentioned in the wellness model?.
Answer: Emotional regulation, improved memory, mood stabilization, and
overall health.
◍ Why is self-care important for professionals in healthcare and education?.
Answer: To prevent burnout, compassion fatigue, and poor performance,
impacting colleagues and those they serve.
◍ What are some common challenges addressed by the wellness model?.
Answer: Work-life balance, distress, resilience, and physical and mental
health symptoms.
◍ On the morning of a scheduled visit the parents of a client hospitalized for
incapacitating obsessive behavior call to say that they cannot come because
of problems with the accountant for their small business. The client appears
upset and goes into elaborate detail about the parents' business and the
monthly visit of the accountant. What is the best response by the
nurse?1"It's disappointing to have plans change at the last minute."2"Would
you like to talk about what you'd planned to do today?"3"Would you like to
make new plans now that they're not coming?"4"It's good that you can
recognize that your parents are sometimes busy.".
Answer: its disappointing to have plans change at the last minuteExpressing
understanding of the client's disappointment recognizes and supports these
, justified feelings and provides an opportunity for him to ventilate further.
Asking whether the client would like to talk about the now-scuttled plans or
would like to make new plans ignores the client's feelings and directs
communication away from the emotionally charged area. Complimenting
the client for being able to understand that the parents are busy also ignores
the client's feelings and directs communication away from the emotionally
charged area.
◍ A client on a psychiatric unit who has been hearing voices is receiving a
neuroleptic medication for the first time. The client takes the cup of water
and the pill and stares at them. What is the most therapeutic statement the
nurse can make?1"You have to take your medicine."2"This is the
medication that your doctor ordered."3"This will help you not to hear the
voices. It will only work if you take it."4"There must be a reason that you
don't want to take your medicine.".
Answer: This will help you nor hear the voices. It will only work if you take
it.
◍ What are the eight dimensions of wellness according to the model?.
Answer: Physical, Emotional, Social, Intellectual, Spiritual, Occupational,
Environmental, and Financial.
◍ What are some activities that promote occupational wellness?.
Answer: Creating structure, balancing daily activities, and engaging in
productive tasks.
◍ Which administration adopted the wellness model discussed?.
Answer: Substance Use and Mental Health Administration.
◍ An older adult with dementia is admitted to a nursing home. The client is
confused, agitated, and at times unaware of the presence of others. What is
the best nursing approach to help this client adapt to the unit?1Initiating a
program of planned interaction2Explaining the nature and routines of the
unit3Exploring in depth the reasons for the admission4Arranging for the
constant presence of a staff member.
Answer: arranging for the constant presence of a staff memberThe presence
, of staff members will give the client support and provide an opportunity to
distract and reassure the client. Continuous supervision is necessary for the
safety of the client and others. Although a program of planned interaction
has value as a general measure, it is too soon to initiate one; it will not
decrease the client's level of anxiety at this time. It is unlikely that the client
will comprehend or remember explanations. The client does not have the
capacity to explore concerns; in fact, this may be counterproductive and
anxiety producing.
◍ A nurse moves into the working phase of a therapeutic relationship with a
depressed client who has a history of suicide attempts. What question should
the nurse ask the client when exploring alternative coping strategies?1"How
have you managed your problems in the past?"2"What do you feel that
you've learned from this suicide attempt?"3"How will you manage the next
time your problems start piling up?"4"Were there other things going on in
your life that made you want to die?".
Answer: how will you manage the next time things start pilling up?"How
will you manage the next time your problems start piling up?" focuses the
interaction toward the future and invites the client to explore alternative
coping strategies. "How have you managed your problems in the past?"
explores past coping strategies and should have been asked as a part of the
initial assessment. "What do you feel that you've learned from this suicide
attempt?" is an attempt to explore the client's insight into current coping
strategies that should have been made before any discussion of the
alternatives. "Were there other things going on in your life that made you
want to die?" asks the client once more to ensure that all the precipitating
stressors have been identified; this should have been done in the initial
assessment.
◍ A nurse is caring for a client who is addicted to opioids and who has
undergone major surgery. The client is receiving methadone. What is the
purpose of this medication?1Allows symptom-free termination of opioid
addiction2Switches the user from illicit opioid use to use of a legal
drug3Provides postoperative pain control without causing opioid
