BNMN501 - Mrs. Lily London, BNMN501 - Rangi Shand,
BNMN501 - Joyce Collins, BNMN501 - Winnie Bago,
BNMN501 - Molly, BNMN501 - Mrs. Jones, BNMN501 -
Mr. James London
What is the name given to the progressive deteriorating organic mental
disorder that can be associated with the ageing process?
A. Depression.
B. Psychosis
C. Dementia
D. Delirium Right Ans - C. Dementia
How could you advise Mrs London to best manage Mr London when he is
experiencing confusion?
A. Giving thorough, detailed directions.
B. Providing simple directions with physical assistance if necessary.
C. Give directions in a very loud firm voice.
D. Doing everything for Mr London. Right Ans - B. Providing simple
directions with physical assistance if necessary.
You ask whether Mr London has had any hallucinations. A hallucination is a
disorder of...
A. Affect.
B. Orientation.
C. Perception.
D. Memory. Right Ans - C. Perception.
Your assessment includes identifying if Mr London has an acute infection. An
infection can cause an acute confusional state, known as ...
A. Delirium.
B. Korsakoff's syndrome.
C. Alzheimer's
D. Dementia. Right Ans - A. Delirium.
, Which of the following is not a characteristic of dementia?
A. Chronic confusion.
B. Diffuse physiological disruption.
C. Progressive.
D. A disease of the brain. Right Ans - B. Diffuse physiological disruption.
If Mr London were to fabricate an event to fill in memory gaps this would be
called
A. Confabulation.
B. Flight of ideas.
C. Hallucination.
D. Elation. Right Ans - A. Confabulation.
Which of these is incorrect in relation to delirium?
A. It is an acute confusional state.
B. There is no available treatment.
C. It is important to find the cause.
D. The core impairment is related to alertness, attention, and awareness.
Right Ans - B. There is no available treatment.
When assessing Rangi which part of the body would you assess for the
presence of central cyanosis?
A. Oral mucosa.
B. Palms.
C. Sclera.
D. Nail beds. Right Ans - A. Oral mucosa.
Which of the following processes is not required in order for effective
respiration to occur?
A. Ventilation.
B. Obstruction.
C. Perfusion.
D. Diffusion. Right Ans - B. Obstruction.
BNMN501 - Joyce Collins, BNMN501 - Winnie Bago,
BNMN501 - Molly, BNMN501 - Mrs. Jones, BNMN501 -
Mr. James London
What is the name given to the progressive deteriorating organic mental
disorder that can be associated with the ageing process?
A. Depression.
B. Psychosis
C. Dementia
D. Delirium Right Ans - C. Dementia
How could you advise Mrs London to best manage Mr London when he is
experiencing confusion?
A. Giving thorough, detailed directions.
B. Providing simple directions with physical assistance if necessary.
C. Give directions in a very loud firm voice.
D. Doing everything for Mr London. Right Ans - B. Providing simple
directions with physical assistance if necessary.
You ask whether Mr London has had any hallucinations. A hallucination is a
disorder of...
A. Affect.
B. Orientation.
C. Perception.
D. Memory. Right Ans - C. Perception.
Your assessment includes identifying if Mr London has an acute infection. An
infection can cause an acute confusional state, known as ...
A. Delirium.
B. Korsakoff's syndrome.
C. Alzheimer's
D. Dementia. Right Ans - A. Delirium.
, Which of the following is not a characteristic of dementia?
A. Chronic confusion.
B. Diffuse physiological disruption.
C. Progressive.
D. A disease of the brain. Right Ans - B. Diffuse physiological disruption.
If Mr London were to fabricate an event to fill in memory gaps this would be
called
A. Confabulation.
B. Flight of ideas.
C. Hallucination.
D. Elation. Right Ans - A. Confabulation.
Which of these is incorrect in relation to delirium?
A. It is an acute confusional state.
B. There is no available treatment.
C. It is important to find the cause.
D. The core impairment is related to alertness, attention, and awareness.
Right Ans - B. There is no available treatment.
When assessing Rangi which part of the body would you assess for the
presence of central cyanosis?
A. Oral mucosa.
B. Palms.
C. Sclera.
D. Nail beds. Right Ans - A. Oral mucosa.
Which of the following processes is not required in order for effective
respiration to occur?
A. Ventilation.
B. Obstruction.
C. Perfusion.
D. Diffusion. Right Ans - B. Obstruction.
