NRNP 6675 Midterm Exam Description | UPDATED Questions
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Q1: Substance intoxication
A: Syndrome from recent ingestion or exposure to a substance
Q2: Tardive dyskinesia
A: Abnormal involuntary movements affecting face, mouth, tongue
Q3: Delusional disorder
A: Deeply held belief lasting at least one month without prominent hallucinations
Q4: Preoccupation with castration
A: Serious if carried out without medical supervision, consistent with specific disorders
Q5: CPT
A: System for describing medical and surgical procedures
Q6: Milky urine on Chlorpromazine
A: May be a harmless response to the medication
Q7: Turner's syndrome
A: Condition from absence of second female sex chromosome (XO)
Q8: Negative symptom of schizophrenia
A: Isolation and impaired self-care
Q9: Distinguishing OCD from psychosis
A: Patients with OCD acknowledge symptoms' unreasonable nature
, Q10: Psychosis
A: Condition with delusions, disorganized thoughts, and poor self-care
Q11: Obsessive Thoughts
A: Common in patients with psychosis
Q12: OCD
A: Characterized by less bizarre obsessions
Q13: DSM-5
A: System for describing medical procedures and services
Q14: Medicare
A: Federal program for individuals 65+ and disabled
Q15: HIPPA
A: Regulation for patient data privacy
Q16: Nurse Practitioner Scope
A: Legal description important to avoid practicing without a license
Q17: Psychoactive Substance
A: Most widely consumed: caffeine
Q18: Tardive Dyskinesia Treatment
A: Cogentin (benztropine) or Artane (trihexyphenidyl)
Q19: APRN Consensus Model
A: Merged foci to allow NPs to work across specialties
with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: Substance intoxication
A: Syndrome from recent ingestion or exposure to a substance
Q2: Tardive dyskinesia
A: Abnormal involuntary movements affecting face, mouth, tongue
Q3: Delusional disorder
A: Deeply held belief lasting at least one month without prominent hallucinations
Q4: Preoccupation with castration
A: Serious if carried out without medical supervision, consistent with specific disorders
Q5: CPT
A: System for describing medical and surgical procedures
Q6: Milky urine on Chlorpromazine
A: May be a harmless response to the medication
Q7: Turner's syndrome
A: Condition from absence of second female sex chromosome (XO)
Q8: Negative symptom of schizophrenia
A: Isolation and impaired self-care
Q9: Distinguishing OCD from psychosis
A: Patients with OCD acknowledge symptoms' unreasonable nature
, Q10: Psychosis
A: Condition with delusions, disorganized thoughts, and poor self-care
Q11: Obsessive Thoughts
A: Common in patients with psychosis
Q12: OCD
A: Characterized by less bizarre obsessions
Q13: DSM-5
A: System for describing medical procedures and services
Q14: Medicare
A: Federal program for individuals 65+ and disabled
Q15: HIPPA
A: Regulation for patient data privacy
Q16: Nurse Practitioner Scope
A: Legal description important to avoid practicing without a license
Q17: Psychoactive Substance
A: Most widely consumed: caffeine
Q18: Tardive Dyskinesia Treatment
A: Cogentin (benztropine) or Artane (trihexyphenidyl)
Q19: APRN Consensus Model
A: Merged foci to allow NPs to work across specialties
