CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY MIDTERM EXAM
LATEST 2026/2027 PREPU STUDY
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
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,CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY MIDTERM EXAM LATEST
2026/2027 PREPU STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | TOP RATED
A client is hospitalized on a psychiatric unit secondary to a suicide attempt. The client has been
diagnosed with depression and is consistently depressed. When assessing the client, which
finding would alert the nurse that the client's suicidal risk has increased?
The client tells the nurse that the client feels as depressed as ever.
The client is lethargic, remaining isolated from other clients.
The client says the client feels better, with more energy to interact with others
The client's energy level and degree of depression remain the same. - Answer>>> The client says
the client feels better, with more energy to interact with others
A 21-year-old client has been recently diagnosed with agoraphobia. Which situation is most
likely to cause the client anxiety?
Having a blood sample drawn and experiencing mild pain
Going to a crowded, outdoor market independently
Having the client's work performance closely scrutinized by a supervisor
Gaining 5 pounds and being unable to exercise vigorously - Answer>>> Going to a crowded,
outdoor market independently
A nurse is meeting with a client prior to discharge from the hospital. The client tells the nurse he
is "really worried about returning home." Which response indicates the nurse is employing
therapeutic communication?
"Please share with me what is worrying you right now."
"Home is a much better place for you."
"It is best to complete your recovery surrounded by loved ones."
, "Most clients have anxiety before they return home." - Answer>>> "Please share with me what
is worrying you right now."
A client is being transferred from a group home to an evolving consumer household. The goal of
this transition is for the client to eventually do what?
Meet with a therapist on a weekly basis.
Resolve crises within a shorter time period.
Fulfill daily responsibilities without supervision.
Use the increased emotional support of paid staff. - Answer>>> Fulfill daily responsibilities
without supervision.
A client approaches the nurse and loudly states, "I'm not putting up with this anymore!" The
most appropriate response by the nurse would be what?
"I can see you are angry. Tell me what's going on."
"You are not allowed to make threats. Please keep your voice down."
"Why do you say that?"
"You are here voluntarily. You can leave if you want." - Answer>>> "I can see you are angry.
Tell me what's going on."
The ultimate goal of the treatment plan in inpatient care settings is what?
Focus on compliance with medication
Stabilize the client
Initiate physical therapy
Complete a thorough physical assessment - Answer>>> Stabilize the client
A client is experiencing a panic attack while in the recreation room. Which intervention would
be a priority to promote the client's safety? Select all that apply.
Remaining with the client to assess needs
LATEST 2026/2027 PREPU STUDY
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GUARANTEED PASS | TOP RATED
,CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY MIDTERM EXAM LATEST
2026/2027 PREPU STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | TOP RATED
A client is hospitalized on a psychiatric unit secondary to a suicide attempt. The client has been
diagnosed with depression and is consistently depressed. When assessing the client, which
finding would alert the nurse that the client's suicidal risk has increased?
The client tells the nurse that the client feels as depressed as ever.
The client is lethargic, remaining isolated from other clients.
The client says the client feels better, with more energy to interact with others
The client's energy level and degree of depression remain the same. - Answer>>> The client says
the client feels better, with more energy to interact with others
A 21-year-old client has been recently diagnosed with agoraphobia. Which situation is most
likely to cause the client anxiety?
Having a blood sample drawn and experiencing mild pain
Going to a crowded, outdoor market independently
Having the client's work performance closely scrutinized by a supervisor
Gaining 5 pounds and being unable to exercise vigorously - Answer>>> Going to a crowded,
outdoor market independently
A nurse is meeting with a client prior to discharge from the hospital. The client tells the nurse he
is "really worried about returning home." Which response indicates the nurse is employing
therapeutic communication?
"Please share with me what is worrying you right now."
"Home is a much better place for you."
"It is best to complete your recovery surrounded by loved ones."
, "Most clients have anxiety before they return home." - Answer>>> "Please share with me what
is worrying you right now."
A client is being transferred from a group home to an evolving consumer household. The goal of
this transition is for the client to eventually do what?
Meet with a therapist on a weekly basis.
Resolve crises within a shorter time period.
Fulfill daily responsibilities without supervision.
Use the increased emotional support of paid staff. - Answer>>> Fulfill daily responsibilities
without supervision.
A client approaches the nurse and loudly states, "I'm not putting up with this anymore!" The
most appropriate response by the nurse would be what?
"I can see you are angry. Tell me what's going on."
"You are not allowed to make threats. Please keep your voice down."
"Why do you say that?"
"You are here voluntarily. You can leave if you want." - Answer>>> "I can see you are angry.
Tell me what's going on."
The ultimate goal of the treatment plan in inpatient care settings is what?
Focus on compliance with medication
Stabilize the client
Initiate physical therapy
Complete a thorough physical assessment - Answer>>> Stabilize the client
A client is experiencing a panic attack while in the recreation room. Which intervention would
be a priority to promote the client's safety? Select all that apply.
Remaining with the client to assess needs
