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NUR631B EXAM 3 NEURO,MUSCULOSKELETAL,MEN
TAL HEALTH EXAM (LATEST 2026) MOST RECENT
EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL VERIFIED
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCES!! NEWEST EXAM!!!
A 19-year-old college student, Todd, is brought to your
clinic by his mother. She is concerned that there is
something seriously wrong with him. She states for the
past 6 months his behavior has become peculiar and he
has flunked out of college. Todd denies any recent illness
or injuries. His past medical history is remarkable only for
a broken foot. His parents are both healthy. He has a
paternal uncle who had similar symptoms in college. The
patient admits to smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol.
He also admits to marijuana use but none in the last week.
He denies using any other substances. He denies any
feelings of depression or anxiety. While speaking with
Todd and his mother you do a complete physical
examination, which is essentially normal. When you
question him on how he is feeling, he says that he is very
worried that Microsoft has stolen his software for creating
a better browser. He tells you he has se - Answer-D)
Schizophrenia
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A 24-year-old secretary comes to your clinic, complaining
of difficulty sleeping, severe nightmares, and irritability.
She states it all began 6 months ago when she went to a
fast food restaurant at midnight. While she was waiting in
her car a man entered through the passenger door and
put a gun to her head. He had her drive to a remote area,
where he took her money and threatened to kill her. When
the gun jammed he panicked and ran off. Ever since this
occurred the patient has been having these symptoms.
She states she jumps at every noise and refuses to drive
at night. She states her anxiety has had such a marked
influence on her job performance she is afraid she will be
fired. She denies any recent illnesses or injuries. Her past
medical history is unremarkable. On examination you find
a nervous woman appearing her stated age. Her physical
examination is unremarkable. You recommend medication
and counseling.
What - Answer-C) Post-traumatic stress disorder
A 75-year-old homemaker brings her 76-year-old husband
to your clinic. She states that 4 months ago he had a
stroke and ever since she has been frustrated with his
problems with communication. They were at a restaurant
after church one Sunday when he suddenly became quiet.
When she realized something was wrong he was taken to
the hospital by EMS. He spent 2 weeks in the hospital with
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right-sided weakness and difficulty speaking. After
hospitalization he was in a rehab center, where he
regained the ability to walk and most of the use of his right
hand. He also began to speak more, but she says that
much of the time "he doesn't make any sense." She gives
an example that when she reminded him the car needed
to be serviced he told her "I will change the Kool-Aid out of
the sink myself with the ludrip." She says that these
sayings are becoming frustrating. She wants you to tell her
what is wrong and what you can do about - Answer-A)
Wernicke's aphasia
A 32-year-old white female comes to your clinic,
complaining of overwhelming sadness. She says for the
past 2 months she has had crying episodes, difficulty
sleeping, and problems with overeating. She says she
used to go out with her friends from work but now she just
wants to go home and be by herself. She also thinks that
her work productivity has been dropping because she just
is too tired to care or concentrate. She denies any feelings
of guilt or any suicidal ideation. She states that she has
never felt this way in the past. She denies any recent
illness or injuries. Her past medical history consists of an
appendectomy when she was a teenager; otherwise, she
has been healthy. She is single and works as a clerk in a
medical office. She denies tobacco, alcohol, or illegal drug
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use. Her mother has high blood pressure and her father
has had a history of mental illness. On examination you
see a woman appearing her st - Answer-C) Major
depressive episode
A 27-year-old woman is brought to your office by her
mother. The mother tells you that her daughter has been
schizophrenic for the last 8 years and is starting to
decompensate despite medication. The patient states that
she has been taking her antipsychotic and she is doing
just fine. Her mother retorts that her daughter has become
quite paranoid. When asked why, the mother gives an
example about the mailman. She says that her daughter
goes and gets the mail every day and then microwaves
the letters. The patient agrees that she does this but only
because she sees the mailman flipping through the
envelopes and she knows he's putting anthrax on the
letters. Her mother turns to her and says, "He's only
sorting the mail!"
Which best describes the patient's abnormality of
perception?
A) Illusion
B) Hallucination
C) Fugue state - Answer-A) Illusion
NUR631B EXAM 3 NEURO,MUSCULOSKELETAL,MEN
TAL HEALTH EXAM (LATEST 2026) MOST RECENT
EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL VERIFIED
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCES!! NEWEST EXAM!!!
A 19-year-old college student, Todd, is brought to your
clinic by his mother. She is concerned that there is
something seriously wrong with him. She states for the
past 6 months his behavior has become peculiar and he
has flunked out of college. Todd denies any recent illness
or injuries. His past medical history is remarkable only for
a broken foot. His parents are both healthy. He has a
paternal uncle who had similar symptoms in college. The
patient admits to smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol.
He also admits to marijuana use but none in the last week.
He denies using any other substances. He denies any
feelings of depression or anxiety. While speaking with
Todd and his mother you do a complete physical
examination, which is essentially normal. When you
question him on how he is feeling, he says that he is very
worried that Microsoft has stolen his software for creating
a better browser. He tells you he has se - Answer-D)
Schizophrenia
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A 24-year-old secretary comes to your clinic, complaining
of difficulty sleeping, severe nightmares, and irritability.
She states it all began 6 months ago when she went to a
fast food restaurant at midnight. While she was waiting in
her car a man entered through the passenger door and
put a gun to her head. He had her drive to a remote area,
where he took her money and threatened to kill her. When
the gun jammed he panicked and ran off. Ever since this
occurred the patient has been having these symptoms.
She states she jumps at every noise and refuses to drive
at night. She states her anxiety has had such a marked
influence on her job performance she is afraid she will be
fired. She denies any recent illnesses or injuries. Her past
medical history is unremarkable. On examination you find
a nervous woman appearing her stated age. Her physical
examination is unremarkable. You recommend medication
and counseling.
What - Answer-C) Post-traumatic stress disorder
A 75-year-old homemaker brings her 76-year-old husband
to your clinic. She states that 4 months ago he had a
stroke and ever since she has been frustrated with his
problems with communication. They were at a restaurant
after church one Sunday when he suddenly became quiet.
When she realized something was wrong he was taken to
the hospital by EMS. He spent 2 weeks in the hospital with
,3|Page
right-sided weakness and difficulty speaking. After
hospitalization he was in a rehab center, where he
regained the ability to walk and most of the use of his right
hand. He also began to speak more, but she says that
much of the time "he doesn't make any sense." She gives
an example that when she reminded him the car needed
to be serviced he told her "I will change the Kool-Aid out of
the sink myself with the ludrip." She says that these
sayings are becoming frustrating. She wants you to tell her
what is wrong and what you can do about - Answer-A)
Wernicke's aphasia
A 32-year-old white female comes to your clinic,
complaining of overwhelming sadness. She says for the
past 2 months she has had crying episodes, difficulty
sleeping, and problems with overeating. She says she
used to go out with her friends from work but now she just
wants to go home and be by herself. She also thinks that
her work productivity has been dropping because she just
is too tired to care or concentrate. She denies any feelings
of guilt or any suicidal ideation. She states that she has
never felt this way in the past. She denies any recent
illness or injuries. Her past medical history consists of an
appendectomy when she was a teenager; otherwise, she
has been healthy. She is single and works as a clerk in a
medical office. She denies tobacco, alcohol, or illegal drug
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use. Her mother has high blood pressure and her father
has had a history of mental illness. On examination you
see a woman appearing her st - Answer-C) Major
depressive episode
A 27-year-old woman is brought to your office by her
mother. The mother tells you that her daughter has been
schizophrenic for the last 8 years and is starting to
decompensate despite medication. The patient states that
she has been taking her antipsychotic and she is doing
just fine. Her mother retorts that her daughter has become
quite paranoid. When asked why, the mother gives an
example about the mailman. She says that her daughter
goes and gets the mail every day and then microwaves
the letters. The patient agrees that she does this but only
because she sees the mailman flipping through the
envelopes and she knows he's putting anthrax on the
letters. Her mother turns to her and says, "He's only
sorting the mail!"
Which best describes the patient's abnormality of
perception?
A) Illusion
B) Hallucination
C) Fugue state - Answer-A) Illusion
