ATI Capstone Mental Health, ATI Capstone: Mental Health, ATI Mental he
Assessment ACTUAL EXAM / ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED EXAM 20
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND DETAILEDVERIFIED 100% CORRECT A
SWERS
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A nurse in an acute care
facility is assisting with
Ask the partner to talk
the admission of an old-
about his difficulties in car-
er adult client who has
ing for the client.
late stage Alzheimer's dis-
ease. The nurse notes
The first action the nurse
that the client's partner
should take, using the
appears exhausted. He
nursing process priority
states that he is finding
framework, is to collect
it more and more difficult
data regarding the part-
to care for his partner.
ner's ability to take care of
Which of the following ac-
the client.
tions should the nurse take
first?
A nurse is collecting data
Decrease in urge to smoke
from a client who is tak-
ing bupropion. Which of
Bupropion is an antide-
the following findings indi-
pressant that is also used
cates the medications is
for smoking cessation.
effective?
A nurse is evaluating the
"I just don't feel like eating
outcome for a client who
because I never like to eat
has depression following
, ATI Capstone Mental Health, ATI Capstone: Mental Health, ATI Mental he
Assessment ACTUAL EXAM / ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED EXAM 20
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND DETAILEDVERIFIED 100% CORRECT A
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the death of his wife 3
alone."
months ago. Which of the
following client statements
At risk for malnutrition and
indicates a need for further
injury.
intervention?
A nurse in a long-term
care setting is caring for a
Confabulation
client who has Alzheimer's
disease. The client states,
Confabulation is the cre-
"I just came back from
ation of information which
a hard day's work in my
is untrue to fill in gaps
office." The nurse should
in memory and to protect
identify this statement is
self-esteem in clients who
an example of which of
have dementia.
the following coping mech-
anisms?
Use active listening when
A nurse is planning care with the client.
for a new client. Which
of the following actions The nurse should use ac-
should the nurse plan to tive listening to establish
take in order to use the presence with the client.
presence involves eye con-
, ATI Capstone Mental Health, ATI Capstone: Mental Health, ATI Mental he
Assessment ACTUAL EXAM / ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED EXAM 20
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND DETAILEDVERIFIED 100% CORRECT A
SWERS
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tact, body language, voice
technique of presence to
tone, listening, and reflec-
establish the nurse- client
tion to convay openness
relationship?
and understanding.
A nurse is assessing a
Rationalization
client in the emergency
department who drank al-
The client is demonstrat-
cohol while taking disul-
ing rationalization when
firam. The client states,
he creates reasonable
"The nurse told me not to
and acceptable explana-
drink when taking the med-
tions for unacceptable be-
ication. I am just a social
havior. The client is us-
drinker. I didn't realize that
ing rationalization asa de-
having just one drink with
fense mechanisms to jus-
my friends would cause
tify why he had just one
such a problem." Which
drink. Even though the
of the following defense
nurse told him not to drink
mechanisms is the client
alcohol.
demonstrating?
A nurse is caring for
a group of older adult
clients. Which of the fol-
lowing client findings indi-
cates delirium?
, ATI Capstone Mental Health, ATI Capstone: Mental Health, ATI Mental he
Assessment ACTUAL EXAM / ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED EXAM 20
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A client asks when family
members will be arriving
after visiting 1 hr earlier.
Delirium is characterized
by a change in cogni-
tion that occurs over a
short period of time. It
always results from sec-
ondary physiological con-
dition, ( infection, surgery,
prolonged hospitalization,
hypoxia, fever, medication)
and is a transient disorder.
Although delirium can oc-
cur at any age, it is more
common in older adults.
It frequently progresses
in the evening hours and
is sometimes called "sun-
down syndrome"
A nurse is collecting data Amenorrhea
from a client newly admit-
Assessment ACTUAL EXAM / ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED EXAM 20
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND DETAILEDVERIFIED 100% CORRECT A
SWERS
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A nurse in an acute care
facility is assisting with
Ask the partner to talk
the admission of an old-
about his difficulties in car-
er adult client who has
ing for the client.
late stage Alzheimer's dis-
ease. The nurse notes
The first action the nurse
that the client's partner
should take, using the
appears exhausted. He
nursing process priority
states that he is finding
framework, is to collect
it more and more difficult
data regarding the part-
to care for his partner.
ner's ability to take care of
Which of the following ac-
the client.
tions should the nurse take
first?
A nurse is collecting data
Decrease in urge to smoke
from a client who is tak-
ing bupropion. Which of
Bupropion is an antide-
the following findings indi-
pressant that is also used
cates the medications is
for smoking cessation.
effective?
A nurse is evaluating the
"I just don't feel like eating
outcome for a client who
because I never like to eat
has depression following
, ATI Capstone Mental Health, ATI Capstone: Mental Health, ATI Mental he
Assessment ACTUAL EXAM / ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED EXAM 20
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND DETAILEDVERIFIED 100% CORRECT A
SWERS
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the death of his wife 3
alone."
months ago. Which of the
following client statements
At risk for malnutrition and
indicates a need for further
injury.
intervention?
A nurse in a long-term
care setting is caring for a
Confabulation
client who has Alzheimer's
disease. The client states,
Confabulation is the cre-
"I just came back from
ation of information which
a hard day's work in my
is untrue to fill in gaps
office." The nurse should
in memory and to protect
identify this statement is
self-esteem in clients who
an example of which of
have dementia.
the following coping mech-
anisms?
Use active listening when
A nurse is planning care with the client.
for a new client. Which
of the following actions The nurse should use ac-
should the nurse plan to tive listening to establish
take in order to use the presence with the client.
presence involves eye con-
, ATI Capstone Mental Health, ATI Capstone: Mental Health, ATI Mental he
Assessment ACTUAL EXAM / ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED EXAM 20
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND DETAILEDVERIFIED 100% CORRECT A
SWERS
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tact, body language, voice
technique of presence to
tone, listening, and reflec-
establish the nurse- client
tion to convay openness
relationship?
and understanding.
A nurse is assessing a
Rationalization
client in the emergency
department who drank al-
The client is demonstrat-
cohol while taking disul-
ing rationalization when
firam. The client states,
he creates reasonable
"The nurse told me not to
and acceptable explana-
drink when taking the med-
tions for unacceptable be-
ication. I am just a social
havior. The client is us-
drinker. I didn't realize that
ing rationalization asa de-
having just one drink with
fense mechanisms to jus-
my friends would cause
tify why he had just one
such a problem." Which
drink. Even though the
of the following defense
nurse told him not to drink
mechanisms is the client
alcohol.
demonstrating?
A nurse is caring for
a group of older adult
clients. Which of the fol-
lowing client findings indi-
cates delirium?
, ATI Capstone Mental Health, ATI Capstone: Mental Health, ATI Mental he
Assessment ACTUAL EXAM / ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED EXAM 20
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND DETAILEDVERIFIED 100% CORRECT A
SWERS
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A client asks when family
members will be arriving
after visiting 1 hr earlier.
Delirium is characterized
by a change in cogni-
tion that occurs over a
short period of time. It
always results from sec-
ondary physiological con-
dition, ( infection, surgery,
prolonged hospitalization,
hypoxia, fever, medication)
and is a transient disorder.
Although delirium can oc-
cur at any age, it is more
common in older adults.
It frequently progresses
in the evening hours and
is sometimes called "sun-
down syndrome"
A nurse is collecting data Amenorrhea
from a client newly admit-
