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QUIZZES NR 607 NEWEST VERSION REAL EXAM 270
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS(VERIFIED ANSWERS)|
AGRADE||BRAND NEW VERSION 2026!!


Being loyal and keeping promises is an example of what? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Fidelity- Fidelity is faithfulness to one's duties, promise keeping or
the commitment to obligations.


Which statistical test identifies a relationship between two variables? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-Pearson's r correlation



A patient who is refusing psychiatric treatment has their case adjudicated. The
judge orders treatment over objection for the good of the patient. Which ethical
principle is trumped? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Autonomy


Which statistical test identifies if the means of two groups are statistically
different from each other? - CORRECT ANSWERS-t-test


The process of integrating the best research evidence with clinical expertise and
client needs and values is known as: - CORRECT ANSWERS-Evidence-based
practice


Use the following scenario to answer question regarding the Health Belief
Model (HBM).
A PMHNP is leading a recovery group for at-risk teens who have been mandated
to attend meetings as part of their addiction treatment. A member of the group
states that his problem is not that bad and he can stop anytime he chooses.
Using on occasion is just a way to have fun with friends. Which concepts of the

,Health Belief Model best describes the group member's readiness to change? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-Percieved severity and perceived barriers



During a psychiatric evaluation, the client reveals to the PMHNP a transgender
identity. The client indicates a preference for personal pronouns like he and him.
What is the biological sex of the client? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Female


The learned beliefs and behaviors common among all members of a group
defines: - CORRECT ANSWERS-Culture


A cultural explanation of distress including fatigue, weakness, weight loss,
somatic complaints, depressed mood and impotence thought to be related to
semen loss is otherwise known as dhat in this region of the world. Where is a
client most likely from given the specific complaint of dhat? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-India and Pakistan -Dhat syndrome is a syndrome of distress
thought related to a loss of semen. Related symptoms thought caused from dhat
include depressed mood, fatigue, weight loss, anxiety, somatic complaints and
impotence.


Andika, a 26 year old male from Indonesia swung a sword at a doctor shortly
after the sudden death of his father. He lost consciousness, collapsing to the
floor after the violent attempt to hurt the doctor. Which culture bound
syndrome best describes Andika's behavior? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Amok is
mostly found amongst males in Malaysia and Indonesia. Sudden violent
behavior that is often followed by amnesia best describes this dissociative
episode.


A patient who is considering electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) for resistant
depression inquires as to the number of sessions she would likely require. Based

, on the best evidence currently available what is the best response? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-10



In observing the appearance of the patient with depression and a history of
systemic lupus erythematosus, the PMHNP notices a lesion on the neck of the
patient about the size of a pencil eraser, flush with the skin, uniformly colored,
with discrete borders, and consistent texture. The PMHNP should: - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Watch and wait



A 26-year-old man has been on an antipsychotic. He requires further titration for
control of symptoms. Which of the following tests should be repeated? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-EKG



A systematic inquiry that elaborates on the chief complaint while eliciting
pertinent positive and pertinent negative factors from the history is known as: -
CORRECT ANSWERS-Review of systems



Your client Jamie asks you about a mole of her forearm. You refer her to
dermatology. As an APRN, you recognize that cancerous moles can be detected
on exam. Which of the following would not be of concern? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Recall the ABCDE acronym. Concerning moles are asymmetric, have
irregular borders, have color variation, a diameter > 6mm and elevated moles.


A 35-year-old man diagnosed with bipolar disorder mentions to his PMHNP that
he had felt a lump on his left testicle. He is concerned he has not had a physical
exam in 10 years. What is the best action by the PMHNP? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Explore the reason for not having had a physical in so long

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