PSYCHIATRIC NP EXAM 2026/2027
WITH 100 QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |
ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS
What is a positive AIMS and what areas of the body does it test? - ANSWER-2 or
more. Tests oral facial movements, extremity movements, trunk movements,
judgement r/t symptoms present, and dental and denture status
what are basic lab tests to order in psychiatry? - ANSWER-CBC, Chem panel,
Thyroid, Hepatic panel, B12 Folate, Vit D
This maps out and localizes mental activity within the brain. If radiographic
substance is injected, the metabolic activity, blood flow, neurotransmitter activity
can be determined. - ANSWER-PET Scan
, This looks at the gross structure of the brain, and can diagnose new onset psychosis
or dementia. It can delineate gray matter from white matter. ** cannot be used in
patients with metal objects such as a pace maker - ANSWER-MRI
This looks at the electrical activity within the brain and can determine the cause of
a seizure or diagnose epilepsy. Can determine subdural hematomas, infarcts,
hemmorages. - ANSWER-EEG
This is a map of the brain and spinal cord and is useful for evaluating people with
migraines, trauma, or episodes of vertigo or dizziness. This can determine areas
that are ischemic, dysfunctional areas as a result of dementia, brain abnormalities
with schizophrenia - ANSWER-CT "slices, slices, slices"
When would you order a CT? - ANSWER-Falls, trauma, migraines,
vertigo/dizziness.
Oh Oh Oh To Touch And Feel Very Good Velvet AH - ANSWER-olfactory
(smell), optic (visual acuity), oculomotor (eye movement 6 positions), trochlear
(superior oblique eyes), trigeminal (mastication/corneal reflex, show teeth),
abducens (specific eye movements), facial (taste anterior tongue, sensation on face,
tickle in ear canal), vestibulocochlear (whisper test, Rinne test), glossopharyngeal
(swallow, taste posterior), vagus (gag reflex), accessory (shoulder shrug, face
push), hypoglossal (tongue fasiculations).
When would you do a blood test for lead and why? - ANSWER-9-12 months, and
as needed in high risk areas annually due to increased irritability in children
What kind of screening would you do in a child with an increased BMI? -
ANSWER-Cholesterol
WITH 100 QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |
ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS
What is a positive AIMS and what areas of the body does it test? - ANSWER-2 or
more. Tests oral facial movements, extremity movements, trunk movements,
judgement r/t symptoms present, and dental and denture status
what are basic lab tests to order in psychiatry? - ANSWER-CBC, Chem panel,
Thyroid, Hepatic panel, B12 Folate, Vit D
This maps out and localizes mental activity within the brain. If radiographic
substance is injected, the metabolic activity, blood flow, neurotransmitter activity
can be determined. - ANSWER-PET Scan
, This looks at the gross structure of the brain, and can diagnose new onset psychosis
or dementia. It can delineate gray matter from white matter. ** cannot be used in
patients with metal objects such as a pace maker - ANSWER-MRI
This looks at the electrical activity within the brain and can determine the cause of
a seizure or diagnose epilepsy. Can determine subdural hematomas, infarcts,
hemmorages. - ANSWER-EEG
This is a map of the brain and spinal cord and is useful for evaluating people with
migraines, trauma, or episodes of vertigo or dizziness. This can determine areas
that are ischemic, dysfunctional areas as a result of dementia, brain abnormalities
with schizophrenia - ANSWER-CT "slices, slices, slices"
When would you order a CT? - ANSWER-Falls, trauma, migraines,
vertigo/dizziness.
Oh Oh Oh To Touch And Feel Very Good Velvet AH - ANSWER-olfactory
(smell), optic (visual acuity), oculomotor (eye movement 6 positions), trochlear
(superior oblique eyes), trigeminal (mastication/corneal reflex, show teeth),
abducens (specific eye movements), facial (taste anterior tongue, sensation on face,
tickle in ear canal), vestibulocochlear (whisper test, Rinne test), glossopharyngeal
(swallow, taste posterior), vagus (gag reflex), accessory (shoulder shrug, face
push), hypoglossal (tongue fasiculations).
When would you do a blood test for lead and why? - ANSWER-9-12 months, and
as needed in high risk areas annually due to increased irritability in children
What kind of screening would you do in a child with an increased BMI? -
ANSWER-Cholesterol
