NUR 212 Final Exam-with 100% verified answers-2022-
2023 GRADED A
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A client with Alzheimer’s disease has had recent episodes of confabulation. The client is most likely
in which stage of Alzheimer’s?
Stage 5
Stage 4
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Which statement made by a client in a mental health clinic demonstrates the use of denial as a
coping measure?
“It is my doctor’s fault that I am not improving.”
“I don’t need my medication anymore.”
“I am not going to come in anymore, as I have no problems.”
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A student nurse is about to take an exam and develops shortness of breath, palpitations, severe
trembling, diaphoresis, dilated pupils, and chest pain. The RN would assess this as which level of
anxiety?
Panic
Average
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A client who has been diagnosed with dementia asks the RN when his wife is coming to visit. The RN
knows the client has been a widow for many years. The most appropriate response by the RN would
be:
“You must miss your wife.”
“I think your favorite TV show is on.”
“Your wife died 10 years ago.” submitted
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Which nursing intervention is the most appropriate use of behavior therapy when caring for a client
with Bordorline Personality Disorder?
Contract with the client to reinforce positive behaviors with rewards or privileges.
Encourage the client to keep a journal of feelings to manage mood swings.
Education the client on the importance of taking the antianxiety medications regularly.
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A client is taking buproprion for smoking cessation. What adverse reaction should the nurse monitor
for related to this medication?
Seizures
Weight loss
Anxiety submitted
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2023 GRADED A
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A client with Alzheimer’s disease has had recent episodes of confabulation. The client is most likely
in which stage of Alzheimer’s?
Stage 5
Stage 4
Stage 3 submitted
Submit
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Which statement made by a client in a mental health clinic demonstrates the use of denial as a
coping measure?
“It is my doctor’s fault that I am not improving.”
“I don’t need my medication anymore.”
“I am not going to come in anymore, as I have no problems.”
,submitted
Submit
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3.2M8EN212
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A student nurse is about to take an exam and develops shortness of breath, palpitations, severe
trembling, diaphoresis, dilated pupils, and chest pain. The RN would assess this as which level of
anxiety?
Panic
Average
Severe submitted
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A client who has been diagnosed with dementia asks the RN when his wife is coming to visit. The RN
knows the client has been a widow for many years. The most appropriate response by the RN would
be:
“You must miss your wife.”
“I think your favorite TV show is on.”
“Your wife died 10 years ago.” submitted
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Which nursing intervention is the most appropriate use of behavior therapy when caring for a client
with Bordorline Personality Disorder?
Contract with the client to reinforce positive behaviors with rewards or privileges.
Encourage the client to keep a journal of feelings to manage mood swings.
Education the client on the importance of taking the antianxiety medications regularly.
submitted
Submit
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A client is taking buproprion for smoking cessation. What adverse reaction should the nurse monitor
for related to this medication?
Seizures
Weight loss
Anxiety submitted
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