ATI Real Life RN Mental Health- Bipolar
Disorder
Scenario:
Nurse Ben and body of workers put together a meal plan for Ms. Choi.
Question:
Nurse Ben develops an preliminary meal plan for Susan Choi and is making ready to speak
about the plan with Susan and her mom. Which of the subsequent menus represents the ideal
weight loss plan for Susan? (Select the precise image.) - ANS-Peanut butter sandwich, chips,
banana, and strawberry milkshake in a plastic cup
A client who's experiencing a manic episode is hyperactive and typically unable to sit down for
food. This meal is suitable for a patron experiencing a manic episode as it gives "finger foods,"
which the consumer can consume at the same time as shifting round, the non-caffeinated
beverage is suitable. The meal additionally gives excessive-protein, high-calorie meals with no
utensils.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben continues to gather historic and genetic records related to Susan Choi's episode of
manic behavior.
Question:
Nurse Ben keeps to accumulate data associated with Susan Choi's episode of manic conduct.
Which of the subsequent responses to the question asked by using the customer's mother is
suitable? - ANS-"According to the literature, there is powerful genetic predisposition for bipolar
disorders."
Bipolar problems have a strong genetic hyperlink. The risk for the development of bipolar
ailment is better for men and women who've a relative with this disorder compared to folks who
do not.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben documents his initial observations in Susan Choi's intellectual assessment.
Question:
Nurse Ben plays Susan Choi's initial intellectual fame assessment. Which of the subsequent
classes indicates accurate nursing assessment findings? (You will discover warm spots to pick
, out within the art work below. Select best the recent spot that corresponds for your answer.) -
ANS-Thought Content
The customer is experiencing a manic episode with denial of the bipolar disorder as opposed to
minimizing of the sickness.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben has asked Nurse Eva to double test the dosage calculation before administering
olanzapine.
Question:
Nurse Ben is making ready to administe olanzapine 10 mg IM to Susan Choi, who has acute
mania. The nurse ought to reconstitute the drugs with 2.1 mL of sterile water to yield 5 mg/mL.
How many mL should Ben administer? (Round to the nearest whole number.) - ANS-2
Desired x Quantity / Have = Amount to present 10 mg × 2 mL / 5 mg = = 2 mL
Scenario:
Nurse Ben is trying to administer the olanzapine (Zyprexa) IM to Susan Choi.
Question:
Nurse Ben is making an attempt to manage the olanzapine (Zyprexa) IM to Susan Choi, but she
forcefully refuses it. Which of the subsequent actions must Ben take? - ANS-Explain the benefit
of the injection.
The purchaser has the proper to refuse remedy due to the fact her admission to the intellectual
hospital become voluntary. Therefore, explaining the advantage of an intramuscular injection
can boom her expertise and facilitate adherence.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben is confronted with Susan Choi's seductive behavior.
Question:
Susan Choi behaves seductively toward Nurse Ben. Which of the subsequent responses via
Ben is suitable? - ANS-"It is the expectation in this unit that there is no irrelevant physical
contact. I need you to prevent."
The nurse is offering statistics about unit expectancies and is giving clean instructions for the
client to stop the irrelevant conduct.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben is making plans to reveal Susan for feasible manifestations of lithium toxicity.
Question:
Disorder
Scenario:
Nurse Ben and body of workers put together a meal plan for Ms. Choi.
Question:
Nurse Ben develops an preliminary meal plan for Susan Choi and is making ready to speak
about the plan with Susan and her mom. Which of the subsequent menus represents the ideal
weight loss plan for Susan? (Select the precise image.) - ANS-Peanut butter sandwich, chips,
banana, and strawberry milkshake in a plastic cup
A client who's experiencing a manic episode is hyperactive and typically unable to sit down for
food. This meal is suitable for a patron experiencing a manic episode as it gives "finger foods,"
which the consumer can consume at the same time as shifting round, the non-caffeinated
beverage is suitable. The meal additionally gives excessive-protein, high-calorie meals with no
utensils.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben continues to gather historic and genetic records related to Susan Choi's episode of
manic behavior.
Question:
Nurse Ben keeps to accumulate data associated with Susan Choi's episode of manic conduct.
Which of the subsequent responses to the question asked by using the customer's mother is
suitable? - ANS-"According to the literature, there is powerful genetic predisposition for bipolar
disorders."
Bipolar problems have a strong genetic hyperlink. The risk for the development of bipolar
ailment is better for men and women who've a relative with this disorder compared to folks who
do not.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben documents his initial observations in Susan Choi's intellectual assessment.
Question:
Nurse Ben plays Susan Choi's initial intellectual fame assessment. Which of the subsequent
classes indicates accurate nursing assessment findings? (You will discover warm spots to pick
, out within the art work below. Select best the recent spot that corresponds for your answer.) -
ANS-Thought Content
The customer is experiencing a manic episode with denial of the bipolar disorder as opposed to
minimizing of the sickness.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben has asked Nurse Eva to double test the dosage calculation before administering
olanzapine.
Question:
Nurse Ben is making ready to administe olanzapine 10 mg IM to Susan Choi, who has acute
mania. The nurse ought to reconstitute the drugs with 2.1 mL of sterile water to yield 5 mg/mL.
How many mL should Ben administer? (Round to the nearest whole number.) - ANS-2
Desired x Quantity / Have = Amount to present 10 mg × 2 mL / 5 mg = = 2 mL
Scenario:
Nurse Ben is trying to administer the olanzapine (Zyprexa) IM to Susan Choi.
Question:
Nurse Ben is making an attempt to manage the olanzapine (Zyprexa) IM to Susan Choi, but she
forcefully refuses it. Which of the subsequent actions must Ben take? - ANS-Explain the benefit
of the injection.
The purchaser has the proper to refuse remedy due to the fact her admission to the intellectual
hospital become voluntary. Therefore, explaining the advantage of an intramuscular injection
can boom her expertise and facilitate adherence.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben is confronted with Susan Choi's seductive behavior.
Question:
Susan Choi behaves seductively toward Nurse Ben. Which of the subsequent responses via
Ben is suitable? - ANS-"It is the expectation in this unit that there is no irrelevant physical
contact. I need you to prevent."
The nurse is offering statistics about unit expectancies and is giving clean instructions for the
client to stop the irrelevant conduct.
Scenario:
Nurse Ben is making plans to reveal Susan for feasible manifestations of lithium toxicity.
Question:
