Mental Health NUR 180 Hondros Test 2 70+ REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS (ACCURATELY PASSED)
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Fluoxetine (prozac) SATA - (ANSWER)Weight gain, suicidal tendencies, aspirin- GI bleed
Clonazepam (benzo) Further education is needed if patient states what? SATA -
(ANSWER)Cannot stop taking abruptly, safe because there are no side effects, Don't need to
worry about taking OTC medications with it
Clonazepam- Which lab test would you want to monitor? - (ANSWER)CBC & LFT
Implement for dying patients (SATA) - (ANSWER)Allowing patients to voice their fears, can
get them on good pain program so they are not in pain while dying, assess for hopelessness and
loneliness and offer assistance.
New patient admitted on mental health unit. They have panic/anxiety disorder. What would be
some interventions to help decrease the patient's anxiety? (SATA) - (ANSWER)Administering
anti-anxiety medication (end in PAM!) find therapy that reduces stress such as aromatherapy,
cognitive therapy, help them identify their strengths and weaknesses.
What symptoms to look for in substance abuse? (SATA) - (ANSWER)Rapid changes in mood
and demeanor, Neglect and personal hygiene, continues to use despite negative consequences.
Substance abuse, and you are planning group therapy. What would you want to base group
therapy on? (SATA) - (ANSWER)Isolation from your job or relationships, missing a lot of
work, Increase in accidents
Clonazepam-teaching patient, - (ANSWER)Dr. may order lab to test liver function
, Clonazepam, what information would you give to the patient? - (ANSWER)Prescribed as
needed basis, not on regular schedule.
PTSD is elevated and normally takes alprazolam (Xanax). They can get it PRN. What would you
do? - (ANSWER)Monitor for jaundice and sore throat-give meds
Administering Buspar (buspirone-not a controlled medication) Which intervention would you
take when giving this medication? - (ANSWER)Monitor for dizziness
Generalized anxiety disorder. What would you ask the patient? - (ANSWER)Do you find it
difficult to control your anxiety?
Patient is sweating, having hard time breathing, has numbness, and has pins and needles through
the body. Which medication would you want to give this patient? - (ANSWER)Lorazepam
Patient who has constricted pupils, euphoria, respiratory depression, and drowsiness. Which
would you treat first? - (ANSWER)Respiratory Depression
Patient is going through alcohol withdrawal. Patient has developed seizures through this
withdrawal, what medication would you give them? - (ANSWER)Lorazepam (Benzodiazepine)
Patient has lost lbs in the last couple months. They were referred to you because of their eating
disorder. What would you say to the patient? - (ANSWER)What do you eat in a typical day?
Patient getting treatment for bulimia nervosa. What medication will the nurse provide teaching
on? - (ANSWER)SSRI's
Patient states to you "I have the urge to vomit after eating" What would be your response? -
(ANSWER)Seek out a staff member to talk about your feelings.
WITH 100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS (ACCURATELY PASSED)
2025 LATEST UPDATED GET A+_| LATEST VERSIONS
Fluoxetine (prozac) SATA - (ANSWER)Weight gain, suicidal tendencies, aspirin- GI bleed
Clonazepam (benzo) Further education is needed if patient states what? SATA -
(ANSWER)Cannot stop taking abruptly, safe because there are no side effects, Don't need to
worry about taking OTC medications with it
Clonazepam- Which lab test would you want to monitor? - (ANSWER)CBC & LFT
Implement for dying patients (SATA) - (ANSWER)Allowing patients to voice their fears, can
get them on good pain program so they are not in pain while dying, assess for hopelessness and
loneliness and offer assistance.
New patient admitted on mental health unit. They have panic/anxiety disorder. What would be
some interventions to help decrease the patient's anxiety? (SATA) - (ANSWER)Administering
anti-anxiety medication (end in PAM!) find therapy that reduces stress such as aromatherapy,
cognitive therapy, help them identify their strengths and weaknesses.
What symptoms to look for in substance abuse? (SATA) - (ANSWER)Rapid changes in mood
and demeanor, Neglect and personal hygiene, continues to use despite negative consequences.
Substance abuse, and you are planning group therapy. What would you want to base group
therapy on? (SATA) - (ANSWER)Isolation from your job or relationships, missing a lot of
work, Increase in accidents
Clonazepam-teaching patient, - (ANSWER)Dr. may order lab to test liver function
, Clonazepam, what information would you give to the patient? - (ANSWER)Prescribed as
needed basis, not on regular schedule.
PTSD is elevated and normally takes alprazolam (Xanax). They can get it PRN. What would you
do? - (ANSWER)Monitor for jaundice and sore throat-give meds
Administering Buspar (buspirone-not a controlled medication) Which intervention would you
take when giving this medication? - (ANSWER)Monitor for dizziness
Generalized anxiety disorder. What would you ask the patient? - (ANSWER)Do you find it
difficult to control your anxiety?
Patient is sweating, having hard time breathing, has numbness, and has pins and needles through
the body. Which medication would you want to give this patient? - (ANSWER)Lorazepam
Patient who has constricted pupils, euphoria, respiratory depression, and drowsiness. Which
would you treat first? - (ANSWER)Respiratory Depression
Patient is going through alcohol withdrawal. Patient has developed seizures through this
withdrawal, what medication would you give them? - (ANSWER)Lorazepam (Benzodiazepine)
Patient has lost lbs in the last couple months. They were referred to you because of their eating
disorder. What would you say to the patient? - (ANSWER)What do you eat in a typical day?
Patient getting treatment for bulimia nervosa. What medication will the nurse provide teaching
on? - (ANSWER)SSRI's
Patient states to you "I have the urge to vomit after eating" What would be your response? -
(ANSWER)Seek out a staff member to talk about your feelings.
