NR 606 midterm Exam Questions AND Correct Answers
_______ is a possible late-onset side effect in clients who
take antidepressant medication - ✔✔emotional disinhibition
A challenge to prescribing psychoactive medications in the
perinatal period is - ✔✔the paucity of evidence regarding the
true risks for the pregnant client and developing fetus
a less common complex motor tic that involves making
obscene gestures - ✔✔Complex motor tics: Copropraxia
A total score of ___ or more points on the SCARED scale
indicates a potential anxiety disorder - ✔✔25
actors associated with an increased likelihood of developing
ASD - ✔✔having a sibling with ASD, having older parents,
having certain genetic conditions such as Fragile X syndrome
or Down syndrome, or having a very low birth weight
an evidence-based treatment that can help clients manage
life with a mood disorder by promoting regularity in daily
routines - ✔✔interpersonal and social rhythm therapy
an example of structural stigma - ✔✔MAT
,are of short duration and can include eye blinks, facial
grimaces, shoulder shrugs, or extension of the extremities. -
✔✔simple motor tics
assess substance use disorder risks among adolescents 12-17
years old. - ✔✔NIDAMED's Screening Tools for Adolescent
Substance Use
Atypical antipsychotics that increase risk of gestational
diabetes and large for gestational age infants - ✔✔olanzapine
and quetiapine
baby blues causes - ✔✔Drastic hormonal changes
Fatigue after giving birth and breastfeeding
Sudden changes in routine caring for baby
Lack of support from partner or family
Transition to being a mother
baby blues symptoms - ✔✔Poor concentration
Moody
Feeling sad
Fatigue
Easily angered
Insomnia
, Anxiety
Crying without reason
Poor concentration
bipolar medications that are considered teratogenic and
should be avoided during pregnancy. - ✔✔valproic acid and
carbamazepine
Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) - ✔✔type of obsessive-
compulsive disorder in which an individual becomes
preoccupied with one or more perceived flaws in physical
appearance that are not visible or appear slight to others
Can a parent access information if the provider has concerns
about parental abuse or neglect? - ✔✔the provider can decide
whether or not to treat the parent as a personal
representative
caused by contraction of the diaphragm or oropharynx
muscles and include frequent throat clearing, sniffs, chirps,
barks, or grunting - ✔✔simple vocal tics
characterized by abrupt, sharp bark or grunt vocalization of
socially unacceptable words, including obscenities, or ethnic,
racial, or religious slurs. This type of tic is less common. -
✔✔Complex vocal ttics: coprolalia
_______ is a possible late-onset side effect in clients who
take antidepressant medication - ✔✔emotional disinhibition
A challenge to prescribing psychoactive medications in the
perinatal period is - ✔✔the paucity of evidence regarding the
true risks for the pregnant client and developing fetus
a less common complex motor tic that involves making
obscene gestures - ✔✔Complex motor tics: Copropraxia
A total score of ___ or more points on the SCARED scale
indicates a potential anxiety disorder - ✔✔25
actors associated with an increased likelihood of developing
ASD - ✔✔having a sibling with ASD, having older parents,
having certain genetic conditions such as Fragile X syndrome
or Down syndrome, or having a very low birth weight
an evidence-based treatment that can help clients manage
life with a mood disorder by promoting regularity in daily
routines - ✔✔interpersonal and social rhythm therapy
an example of structural stigma - ✔✔MAT
,are of short duration and can include eye blinks, facial
grimaces, shoulder shrugs, or extension of the extremities. -
✔✔simple motor tics
assess substance use disorder risks among adolescents 12-17
years old. - ✔✔NIDAMED's Screening Tools for Adolescent
Substance Use
Atypical antipsychotics that increase risk of gestational
diabetes and large for gestational age infants - ✔✔olanzapine
and quetiapine
baby blues causes - ✔✔Drastic hormonal changes
Fatigue after giving birth and breastfeeding
Sudden changes in routine caring for baby
Lack of support from partner or family
Transition to being a mother
baby blues symptoms - ✔✔Poor concentration
Moody
Feeling sad
Fatigue
Easily angered
Insomnia
, Anxiety
Crying without reason
Poor concentration
bipolar medications that are considered teratogenic and
should be avoided during pregnancy. - ✔✔valproic acid and
carbamazepine
Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) - ✔✔type of obsessive-
compulsive disorder in which an individual becomes
preoccupied with one or more perceived flaws in physical
appearance that are not visible or appear slight to others
Can a parent access information if the provider has concerns
about parental abuse or neglect? - ✔✔the provider can decide
whether or not to treat the parent as a personal
representative
caused by contraction of the diaphragm or oropharynx
muscles and include frequent throat clearing, sniffs, chirps,
barks, or grunting - ✔✔simple vocal tics
characterized by abrupt, sharp bark or grunt vocalization of
socially unacceptable words, including obscenities, or ethnic,
racial, or religious slurs. This type of tic is less common. -
✔✔Complex vocal ttics: coprolalia
