NR607 CEA Exam Questions with Verified
Correct Answers
Actions judged based on their inherent value regardless of their consequence is based
on which ethical decision-making approach?
A. Justice principle
B. Virtue ethics
C. Teleological theory
D. Deontological theory
D. Deontological theory
Judges actions according to duties/rules and the inherent morality of the action rather than the
consequences
A PMHNP is working with a nonprofit organization to implement a public health
campaign aimed at reducing the stigma of mental illness. Which role of the PMHNP
best describes this activity?
A. Advocacy
B. Mentoring
C. Policy making
D. Case management
A. Advocacy
Working to reduce mental-health stigma promotes patients' interests and public awareness
Which of the following ethical principles deals with promoting the well-being of a
patient?
A. Justice
B. Autonomy
,C. Nonmaleficence
D. Beneficence
D. Beneficence
The obligation to promote the patient's welfare and do good
Which of the following may govern the profession of the PMHNP?
A. Certification
B. City ordinances
C. The U.S. Constitution
D. Statutory law
D. Statutory law
State statutes such as nurse practice acts govern PMHNP practice
The level of significance describing the probability of a particular result occurring by
chance alone is represented by which of the following?
A. Confidence interval
B. p-value
C. Odds ration
D. z-score
B. p-value
Represents the probability of obtaining the observed result, or more extreme, assuming the
null hypothesis is true
What does force field analysis prepare the nursing leader for?
A. Becoming aware of the pressures for and against a proposed change
B. Policy development theory in nursing advocacy planning
,C. 360-degree feedback for nursing leadership growth
D. Nursing leadership theory for preparing and delivering corrective action
A. Becoming aware of pressures for and against a proposed change
Force-field analysis identifies driving and restraining forces
A new client from Zimbabwe reports ruminating on upsetting thoughts. Which
diagnosis is consistent with this?
A. Catatonia following trauma
B. Kufungisisa
C. Executive dysfunction
D. Keratoacanthoma
B. Kufungisisa
A Zimbabwean cultural concept of distress meaning "thinking too much"
A specific behavior related to a person's culture and not leading to a psychiatric
disorder is classified as:
A. Temporary delusion
B. Brief psychotic episode
C. Culture-bound syndrome
D. Adjustment disorder
C. Culture-bound syndrome
The exam uses this term for culturally patterned experiences/behaviors
A transgender client prefers he/him pronouns. What is the biological sex of the client?
A. Lesbian
B. Female
, C. Male
D. Asexual
B. Female
Based on the wording, the question is asking biological sex rather than gender identity;
pronouns alone, however, do not establish biological sex
A cultural explanation of distress involving semen loss (dhat). Where is this commonly
found?
A. Australia and Fiji
B. China and Southeast Asia
C. Russia and Ukraine
D. India and Pakistan
D. India and Pakistan
Dhat syndrome is traditionally described in South Asian cultures
In Dhat syndrome, patients most commonly report symptoms of:
A. Paranoia and grandiosity
B. Muscle stiffness and headaches
C. Numbness and hallucinations
D. Fatigue, weakness, and loss of appetite
D. Fatigue, weakness, and loss of appetite
Common complaints associated with Dhat syndrome
Which cultural syndrome involves the belief that symptoms are caused by a "sent"
illness from another person?
A. Susto
B. Australia and Fiji
Correct Answers
Actions judged based on their inherent value regardless of their consequence is based
on which ethical decision-making approach?
A. Justice principle
B. Virtue ethics
C. Teleological theory
D. Deontological theory
D. Deontological theory
Judges actions according to duties/rules and the inherent morality of the action rather than the
consequences
A PMHNP is working with a nonprofit organization to implement a public health
campaign aimed at reducing the stigma of mental illness. Which role of the PMHNP
best describes this activity?
A. Advocacy
B. Mentoring
C. Policy making
D. Case management
A. Advocacy
Working to reduce mental-health stigma promotes patients' interests and public awareness
Which of the following ethical principles deals with promoting the well-being of a
patient?
A. Justice
B. Autonomy
,C. Nonmaleficence
D. Beneficence
D. Beneficence
The obligation to promote the patient's welfare and do good
Which of the following may govern the profession of the PMHNP?
A. Certification
B. City ordinances
C. The U.S. Constitution
D. Statutory law
D. Statutory law
State statutes such as nurse practice acts govern PMHNP practice
The level of significance describing the probability of a particular result occurring by
chance alone is represented by which of the following?
A. Confidence interval
B. p-value
C. Odds ration
D. z-score
B. p-value
Represents the probability of obtaining the observed result, or more extreme, assuming the
null hypothesis is true
What does force field analysis prepare the nursing leader for?
A. Becoming aware of the pressures for and against a proposed change
B. Policy development theory in nursing advocacy planning
,C. 360-degree feedback for nursing leadership growth
D. Nursing leadership theory for preparing and delivering corrective action
A. Becoming aware of pressures for and against a proposed change
Force-field analysis identifies driving and restraining forces
A new client from Zimbabwe reports ruminating on upsetting thoughts. Which
diagnosis is consistent with this?
A. Catatonia following trauma
B. Kufungisisa
C. Executive dysfunction
D. Keratoacanthoma
B. Kufungisisa
A Zimbabwean cultural concept of distress meaning "thinking too much"
A specific behavior related to a person's culture and not leading to a psychiatric
disorder is classified as:
A. Temporary delusion
B. Brief psychotic episode
C. Culture-bound syndrome
D. Adjustment disorder
C. Culture-bound syndrome
The exam uses this term for culturally patterned experiences/behaviors
A transgender client prefers he/him pronouns. What is the biological sex of the client?
A. Lesbian
B. Female
, C. Male
D. Asexual
B. Female
Based on the wording, the question is asking biological sex rather than gender identity;
pronouns alone, however, do not establish biological sex
A cultural explanation of distress involving semen loss (dhat). Where is this commonly
found?
A. Australia and Fiji
B. China and Southeast Asia
C. Russia and Ukraine
D. India and Pakistan
D. India and Pakistan
Dhat syndrome is traditionally described in South Asian cultures
In Dhat syndrome, patients most commonly report symptoms of:
A. Paranoia and grandiosity
B. Muscle stiffness and headaches
C. Numbness and hallucinations
D. Fatigue, weakness, and loss of appetite
D. Fatigue, weakness, and loss of appetite
Common complaints associated with Dhat syndrome
Which cultural syndrome involves the belief that symptoms are caused by a "sent"
illness from another person?
A. Susto
B. Australia and Fiji
