NURS 325 FINAL EXAM RETAKE 2025-2026
FALL-SPRING PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+
A 26-year-old man was refused opioids for back pain a week before by his doctor
because he presented with symptoms of withdrawal - runny nose, pupils dilated,
mild tachycardia and fever. Now he is brought into emergency unconscious with
mild cyanosis, slow respirations - what is the tx most appropriate?
A. naloxone
B. suboxone
C. glucose
D. methadone
A. naloxone
A man refused to leave his home to go for his vaccine, he says he want the vaccine
but never goes out from his home, he explains once he was at the mall at Christmas
time and had to run out because he felt like he was going to have a heart attack or
die. This happened a few times in public and now he never ventures out from his
home. Which illness might this be?
A. OCD
,B. Major depression
C. GAD
D. Panic disorder
D. Panic disorder
Donepezil used for Alzheimer's works by reversibly inhibiting acetylcholinesterase
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
A. TRUE
Cognitive behavioural therapy is a therapeutic modality that has the greatest
evidence base.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
A. TRUE
A person with schizophrenia who has a hx of hallucinations telling him to harm a
relative state he does not have a psychiatric illness. Which aspect of capacity is the
patient unable to demonstrate?
, A. Appreciation of his illness
B. Understanding
C. Decision making
D. Communication choices
A. Appreciation of his illness
Student is writing words that are suggestive of having thoughts of suicide on her
notebook and has dried superficial wounds on her arms. She tells the teacher she
has no longer wants to keep living. The teacher is aware too that her uncle died by
suicide and her father has depression. In assessing risk for self-harm what would
be most concerning?
A. The student's words that she no longer wants to keep living.
B. Wounds to her arms.
C. Death messages written on the notepad.
D. Mental illness and suicide of significant others.
A. The student's words that she no longer wants to keep living.
A person presents at emergency with both suicidal ideation and a plan but agrees to
a voluntary admission in the hospital's mental health unit. In the unit, this person
continues to express risk for self-harm and decides to leave. The doctor determines
that status will need to change to involuntary and places on which form?
FALL-SPRING PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+
A 26-year-old man was refused opioids for back pain a week before by his doctor
because he presented with symptoms of withdrawal - runny nose, pupils dilated,
mild tachycardia and fever. Now he is brought into emergency unconscious with
mild cyanosis, slow respirations - what is the tx most appropriate?
A. naloxone
B. suboxone
C. glucose
D. methadone
A. naloxone
A man refused to leave his home to go for his vaccine, he says he want the vaccine
but never goes out from his home, he explains once he was at the mall at Christmas
time and had to run out because he felt like he was going to have a heart attack or
die. This happened a few times in public and now he never ventures out from his
home. Which illness might this be?
A. OCD
,B. Major depression
C. GAD
D. Panic disorder
D. Panic disorder
Donepezil used for Alzheimer's works by reversibly inhibiting acetylcholinesterase
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
A. TRUE
Cognitive behavioural therapy is a therapeutic modality that has the greatest
evidence base.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
A. TRUE
A person with schizophrenia who has a hx of hallucinations telling him to harm a
relative state he does not have a psychiatric illness. Which aspect of capacity is the
patient unable to demonstrate?
, A. Appreciation of his illness
B. Understanding
C. Decision making
D. Communication choices
A. Appreciation of his illness
Student is writing words that are suggestive of having thoughts of suicide on her
notebook and has dried superficial wounds on her arms. She tells the teacher she
has no longer wants to keep living. The teacher is aware too that her uncle died by
suicide and her father has depression. In assessing risk for self-harm what would
be most concerning?
A. The student's words that she no longer wants to keep living.
B. Wounds to her arms.
C. Death messages written on the notepad.
D. Mental illness and suicide of significant others.
A. The student's words that she no longer wants to keep living.
A person presents at emergency with both suicidal ideation and a plan but agrees to
a voluntary admission in the hospital's mental health unit. In the unit, this person
continues to express risk for self-harm and decides to leave. The doctor determines
that status will need to change to involuntary and places on which form?
