8/15/25, 8:53 AM NSG 3450: Mental Health Exam 3, Unit 7.
NSG 3450: Mental Health Exam 3, Unit 7 Test Bank Study Guide
EXAM 2025-2026 \NEWEST VERSION WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS
\VERIFIED ANSWERS \ALREADY GRADED A+
A person was online c. Poor judgment and hyperactivity
continuously for over 24
hours, posting rhymes on
official government
websites and inviting
politicians to join social
networks. The person has
not slept or eaten for 3
days. What features of
mania are evident?
a. Increased muscle
tension and anxiety
b. Vegetative signs and
poor grooming
c. Poor judgment and
hyperactivity
d. Cognitive deficits and
paranoia
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,8/15/25, 8:53 AM NSG 3450: Mental Health Exam 3, Unit 7.
A client diagnosed with a. Euphoric
bipolar disorder is dressed
in a red leotard and bright
scarves. The client twirls
and shadow boxes. The
client says gaily, "Do you
like my scarves? Here they
are my gift to you." How
should the nurse
document the client's
mood?
a. Euphoric
b. Irritable
c. Suspicious
d. Confident
A person was directing c. Hyperactivity; not eating and sleeping
traffic on a busy street,
rapidly shouting, "To work,
you jerk, for perks" and
making obscene gestures
at cars. The person has not
slept or eaten for 3 days.
Which assessment findings
will have priority concern
for this client's plan of
care?
a. Insulting, aggressive
behavior
b. Pressured speech and
grandiosity
c. Hyperactivity; not
eating and sleeping
d. Poor concentration and
decision making
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,8/15/25, 8:53 AM NSG 3450: Mental Health Exam 3, Unit 7.
A client diagnosed with a. Risk for injury
acute mania has
distributed pamphlets
about a new business
venture on a street corner
for 2 days. Which nursing
diagnosis has priority?
a. Risk for injury
b. Ineffective coping
c. Impaired social
interaction
d. Ineffective therapeutic
regimen management
A client diagnosed with c. "Do not hit anyone. If you are unable to control
bipolar disorder becomes yourself, we will help you."
hyperactive after
discontinuing lithium. The
client threatens to hit
another client. Which
comment by the nurse is
appropriate?
a. "Stop that! No one did
anything to provoke an
attack by you."
b. "If you do that one
more time, you will be
secluded immediately."
c. "Do not hit anyone. If
you are unable to control
yourself, we will help you."
d. "You know we will not
let you hit anyone. Why do
you continue this
behavior?"
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, 8/15/25, 8:53 AM NSG 3450: Mental Health Exam 3, Unit 7.
This nursing diagnosis b. drink six servings of a high-calorie, high-protein
applies to a client drink each day.
experiencing acute mania:
Imbalanced nutrition: less
than body requirements
related to insufficient
caloric intake and
hyperactivity as evidenced
by 5-pound weight loss in
4 days. What is an
appropriate outcome for
this client?
a. ask staff for assistance
with feeding within 4 days.
b. drink six servings of a
high-calorie, high-protein
drink each day.
c. consistently sit with
others for at least 30
minutes at mealtime within
1 week.
d. consistently wear
appropriate attire for age
and sex within 1 week
while on the
psychiatric unit.
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NSG 3450: Mental Health Exam 3, Unit 7 Test Bank Study Guide
EXAM 2025-2026 \NEWEST VERSION WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS
\VERIFIED ANSWERS \ALREADY GRADED A+
A person was online c. Poor judgment and hyperactivity
continuously for over 24
hours, posting rhymes on
official government
websites and inviting
politicians to join social
networks. The person has
not slept or eaten for 3
days. What features of
mania are evident?
a. Increased muscle
tension and anxiety
b. Vegetative signs and
poor grooming
c. Poor judgment and
hyperactivity
d. Cognitive deficits and
paranoia
1/52
,8/15/25, 8:53 AM NSG 3450: Mental Health Exam 3, Unit 7.
A client diagnosed with a. Euphoric
bipolar disorder is dressed
in a red leotard and bright
scarves. The client twirls
and shadow boxes. The
client says gaily, "Do you
like my scarves? Here they
are my gift to you." How
should the nurse
document the client's
mood?
a. Euphoric
b. Irritable
c. Suspicious
d. Confident
A person was directing c. Hyperactivity; not eating and sleeping
traffic on a busy street,
rapidly shouting, "To work,
you jerk, for perks" and
making obscene gestures
at cars. The person has not
slept or eaten for 3 days.
Which assessment findings
will have priority concern
for this client's plan of
care?
a. Insulting, aggressive
behavior
b. Pressured speech and
grandiosity
c. Hyperactivity; not
eating and sleeping
d. Poor concentration and
decision making
2/52
,8/15/25, 8:53 AM NSG 3450: Mental Health Exam 3, Unit 7.
A client diagnosed with a. Risk for injury
acute mania has
distributed pamphlets
about a new business
venture on a street corner
for 2 days. Which nursing
diagnosis has priority?
a. Risk for injury
b. Ineffective coping
c. Impaired social
interaction
d. Ineffective therapeutic
regimen management
A client diagnosed with c. "Do not hit anyone. If you are unable to control
bipolar disorder becomes yourself, we will help you."
hyperactive after
discontinuing lithium. The
client threatens to hit
another client. Which
comment by the nurse is
appropriate?
a. "Stop that! No one did
anything to provoke an
attack by you."
b. "If you do that one
more time, you will be
secluded immediately."
c. "Do not hit anyone. If
you are unable to control
yourself, we will help you."
d. "You know we will not
let you hit anyone. Why do
you continue this
behavior?"
3/52
, 8/15/25, 8:53 AM NSG 3450: Mental Health Exam 3, Unit 7.
This nursing diagnosis b. drink six servings of a high-calorie, high-protein
applies to a client drink each day.
experiencing acute mania:
Imbalanced nutrition: less
than body requirements
related to insufficient
caloric intake and
hyperactivity as evidenced
by 5-pound weight loss in
4 days. What is an
appropriate outcome for
this client?
a. ask staff for assistance
with feeding within 4 days.
b. drink six servings of a
high-calorie, high-protein
drink each day.
c. consistently sit with
others for at least 30
minutes at mealtime within
1 week.
d. consistently wear
appropriate attire for age
and sex within 1 week
while on the
psychiatric unit.
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