ATI: RN real life mental health:
bipolar disorder
Nurse Ben and the nursing staff conduct a care making plans conference to speak about
nursing moves to sell Susan Choi's restoration. Which of the subsequent nursing actions
have to Ben implement? (Select all that observe.) - ANS-Using a firm, calm, rely-of-fact
method can offer shape and offer security to a consumer who's feeling out of control.
Offering excessive-calorie liquids can make amends for expanded caloric expenses in the
course of hyperactivity and prevent serious dehydration. Decreasing mild, noise, and
interactions can decrease tension and agitation. Using distraction to redirect the consumer to
optimistic behaviors makes nice use of the customer's distractibility. Use of open-ended
statements does no longer offer structure or direction for a consumer experiencing a manic
episode. Encouraging aggressive activities can increase excitability and evoke irritated
outbursts.
Nurse Ben maintains to collect records associated with Susan Choi's episode of manic
conduct. Which of the subsequent responses to the query asked with the aid of the
purchaser's mom is appropriate? - ANS-"According to the literature, there is robust genetic
predisposition for bipolar problems."
Nurse Ben develops an preliminary meal plan for Susan Choi and is getting ready to talk
about the plan with Susan and her mother. Which of the subsequent menus represents the
precise eating regimen for Susan? (Select the best picture.) - ANS-A client who's
experiencing a manic episode is hyperactive and commonly unable to sit for food. This meal
gives "finger foods," and a non-caffeinated beverage, which the customer can devour even
as transferring round. But the bagel may be tough to bite and a peach is messy whilst eaten.
The meal also offers excessive-protein, high-calorie meals and not using a utensils. (choice
c)
Nurse Ben is attempting to administer the olanzapine (Zyprexa) IM to Susan Choi, but she
forcefully refuses it. Which of the subsequent movements need to Ben take? - ANS-give an
explanation for why she wishes the drugs and why IM
Nurse Ben is main a collection therapy session and Susan Choi interrupts the session.
Which of the following movements should Ben take to control Susan's disruptive conduct? -
ANS-have her escorted from the organization
Nurse Ben is making plans care for Susan and is reviewing manifestations of lithium toxicity.
The nurse must display for which of the subsequent findings? - ANS-ataxia
Nurse Ben is making plans discharge outcomes for Susan Choi. Identify purchaser results
for Susan in the following regions: way of life aid/bipolar control, medication management,
and crisis management. (Include 3 or extra consequences for every category.) -
bipolar disorder
Nurse Ben and the nursing staff conduct a care making plans conference to speak about
nursing moves to sell Susan Choi's restoration. Which of the subsequent nursing actions
have to Ben implement? (Select all that observe.) - ANS-Using a firm, calm, rely-of-fact
method can offer shape and offer security to a consumer who's feeling out of control.
Offering excessive-calorie liquids can make amends for expanded caloric expenses in the
course of hyperactivity and prevent serious dehydration. Decreasing mild, noise, and
interactions can decrease tension and agitation. Using distraction to redirect the consumer to
optimistic behaviors makes nice use of the customer's distractibility. Use of open-ended
statements does no longer offer structure or direction for a consumer experiencing a manic
episode. Encouraging aggressive activities can increase excitability and evoke irritated
outbursts.
Nurse Ben maintains to collect records associated with Susan Choi's episode of manic
conduct. Which of the subsequent responses to the query asked with the aid of the
purchaser's mom is appropriate? - ANS-"According to the literature, there is robust genetic
predisposition for bipolar problems."
Nurse Ben develops an preliminary meal plan for Susan Choi and is getting ready to talk
about the plan with Susan and her mother. Which of the subsequent menus represents the
precise eating regimen for Susan? (Select the best picture.) - ANS-A client who's
experiencing a manic episode is hyperactive and commonly unable to sit for food. This meal
gives "finger foods," and a non-caffeinated beverage, which the customer can devour even
as transferring round. But the bagel may be tough to bite and a peach is messy whilst eaten.
The meal also offers excessive-protein, high-calorie meals and not using a utensils. (choice
c)
Nurse Ben is attempting to administer the olanzapine (Zyprexa) IM to Susan Choi, but she
forcefully refuses it. Which of the subsequent movements need to Ben take? - ANS-give an
explanation for why she wishes the drugs and why IM
Nurse Ben is main a collection therapy session and Susan Choi interrupts the session.
Which of the following movements should Ben take to control Susan's disruptive conduct? -
ANS-have her escorted from the organization
Nurse Ben is making plans care for Susan and is reviewing manifestations of lithium toxicity.
The nurse must display for which of the subsequent findings? - ANS-ataxia
Nurse Ben is making plans discharge outcomes for Susan Choi. Identify purchaser results
for Susan in the following regions: way of life aid/bipolar control, medication management,
and crisis management. (Include 3 or extra consequences for every category.) -
