NUR 256 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS;
100% CORRECT; GRADE A
Acute dystonia - correct answer- A sudden,
sustained contraction of one or several muscle groups,
usually of the head and neck
Adventitious crisis - correct answer- Not part
of everyday life, caused by nature or human-made
affective blunting - correct answer- a
reduction in the expression, range, and intensity of affect
Akathisia - correct answer- A motor
restlessness that causes pacing and/or an inability to stay
still or remain in one place.
Alogia - correct answer- poverty of speech
, Anhedonia - correct answer- inability to feel
pleasure
Antidote for EPS symptoms - correct answer-
Cogent in (benztropine)
Asociality - correct answer- lack of interest in
social interactions
Associative looseness - correct answer-
Results from haphazard and illogical thinking where
concentration is poor and thoughts are only loosely
connected "word salad"
Autocratic leaders - correct answer- Control,
interaction not encouraged, leading a community meeting
with fixed time limit
Avolition - correct answer- lack of motivation
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS;
100% CORRECT; GRADE A
Acute dystonia - correct answer- A sudden,
sustained contraction of one or several muscle groups,
usually of the head and neck
Adventitious crisis - correct answer- Not part
of everyday life, caused by nature or human-made
affective blunting - correct answer- a
reduction in the expression, range, and intensity of affect
Akathisia - correct answer- A motor
restlessness that causes pacing and/or an inability to stay
still or remain in one place.
Alogia - correct answer- poverty of speech
, Anhedonia - correct answer- inability to feel
pleasure
Antidote for EPS symptoms - correct answer-
Cogent in (benztropine)
Asociality - correct answer- lack of interest in
social interactions
Associative looseness - correct answer-
Results from haphazard and illogical thinking where
concentration is poor and thoughts are only loosely
connected "word salad"
Autocratic leaders - correct answer- Control,
interaction not encouraged, leading a community meeting
with fixed time limit
Avolition - correct answer- lack of motivation