Registered Psychiatric Nurses Canada Exam - 120 Practice Questions - Geriatric & Neurocognitive Psychiatry Focus - Graded A+
Registered Psychiatric Nurses Canada | RPN | Psychiatric Nursing | Graded A+
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. I. Major Neurocognitive Lewy Body - Lewy Body Visual Hallucinations Parkinsonism Fluctuations Avoid Antipsychotics Especially Typical Worsens Parkinsonism Severe
Sensitivity Safety Fall Precautions Supportive Low Dose If Needed Caution, Frontotemporal Disinhibition Apathy Language Changes Structure Routine Safety Disinhibition
Communication Strategies Caregiver Support, Vascular Stepwise Decline Hypertension Manage Vascular Risk Factors Hypertension Diabetes Cholesterol Secondary
Prevention Safety Cognitive Strategies
2. II. Other Neurocognitive - Substance-Induced Neurocognitive Chronic Alcohol Abstinence Thiamine Nutrition Safety Cognitive Rehabilitation, HIV-Associated
Neurocognitive ART Adherence Safety Cognitive Strategies Support, TBI Neurocognitive Deficits Irritability Low Stimulation Structure Safety Cognitive Rehab Mood Family
Support, Huntington Chorea Dementia Depression Genetic Safety Chorea Fall Precautions Genetic Counseling Support Symptomatic Depression Screening, Parkinson
Dementia Visual Hallucinations Avoid Antipsychotics Worsen Motor Low Dose Quetiapine Clozapine Safety Levodopa Management
3. III. Caregiver - Prion Disease Rapid Decline Myoclonus Infection Control Precautions Safety Palliative Care Family Support, Mild Neurocognitive Subjective Complaints
Objective Deficits Independent ADLs Early Intervention Cognitive Strategies Compensatory Aids Safety Planning Monitor Progression Support, Caregiver Burnout
Dementia Spouse Assess Caregiver Stress Respite Care Support Groups Education Resources Self-Care
4. IV. Practice Questions - 120 Unique - Geriatric Neurocognitive Caregiver
5. V. Answer Key
,RPN CANADA EXAM - PRACTICE QUESTIONS - EXAM 8 - EACH QUESTION ASKED LIKE REAL EXAM
Based on Registered Psychiatric Nurses Canada Blueprint - Unique Content for Exam 8 - 120 Questions - Well-Asked - Graded A+ - Anti-Duplicate Version
1. Case 4: A client with prion disease rapid decline, myoclonus. What is care?
A. Prion disease rapid decline myoclonus - infection control precautions, safety, palliative care, family support
B. Only curative treatment
C. No palliative
D. No infection control
Answer: A
Rationale: Prion infection control safety palliative family support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer A reflects best
practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic
communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side
effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
2. Case 8: A client with frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder disinhibition, apathy, language changes. What is care?
A. Frontotemporal disinhibition apathy language changes - structure routine, safety disinhibition, communication strategies, caregiver support
B. Only medication
C. Punish disinhibition
D. No structure
Answer: A
Rationale: Frontotemporal structure routine safety disinhibition communication strategies caregiver support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer A reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
3. Case 6: A client with substance-induced neurocognitive disorder chronic alcohol use. What is intervention?
A. Only antipsychotic
B. No abstinence
C. Encourage alcohol
D. Substance-induced neurocognitive chronic alcohol - abstinence, thiamine, nutrition, safety, cognitive rehabilitation
Answer: D
Rationale: Substance-induced neurocognitive abstinence thiamine nutrition safety cognitive rehabilitation. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
4. Case 1: A client with Huntington disease chorea, dementia, depression, genetic. What is care?
A. Only medication
B. Ignore chorea
C. No genetic counseling
D. Huntington chorea dementia depression genetic - safety chorea fall precautions, genetic counseling, support, symptomatic treatment, depression screening
Answer: D
Rationale: Huntington safety chorea fall precautions genetic counseling support symptomatic depression screening. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
5. Case 3: A client with frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder disinhibition, apathy, language changes. What is care?
A. Frontotemporal disinhibition apathy language changes - structure routine, safety disinhibition, communication strategies, caregiver support
B. No structure
C. Punish disinhibition
D. Only medication
Answer: A
Rationale: Frontotemporal structure routine safety disinhibition communication strategies caregiver support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer A reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
6. Case 2: A client with major neurocognitive disorder Lewy body visual hallucinations, parkinsonism, fluctuations. What is nursing care?
A. High stimulation
B. Antipsychotic high dose
C. No safety
D. Lewy body visual hallucinations parkinsonism fluctuations - avoid antipsychotics especially typical worsens parkinsonism severe sensitivity, safety fall precautions,
supportive, low dose if needed caution
Answer: D
Rationale: Lewy body avoid antipsychotics typical worsens parkinsonism severe sensitivity safety fall precautions supportive low dose caution. | Detailed Explanation: This
question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common
misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication,
patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
7. Case 6: A client with HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder. What is care?
A. No adherence support
B. Only memory training
C. Ignore HIV
D. HIV-associated neurocognitive - ART adherence, safety, cognitive strategies, support
, Answer: D
Rationale: HIV-associated neurocognitive ART adherence safety cognitive strategies support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct
answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety,
therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor
for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
8. Case 7: A client with frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder disinhibition, apathy, language changes. What is care?
A. Punish disinhibition
B. No structure
C. Only medication
D. Frontotemporal disinhibition apathy language changes - structure routine, safety disinhibition, communication strategies, caregiver support
Answer: D
Rationale: Frontotemporal structure routine safety disinhibition communication strategies caregiver support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
9. Case 7: A client with traumatic brain injury neurocognitive deficits, irritability. What is nursing care?
A. No safety
B. High stimulation
C. Only restraints
D. TBI neurocognitive deficits irritability - low stimulation, structure, safety, cognitive rehab, assess mood, family support
Answer: D
Rationale: TBI low stimulation structure safety cognitive rehab mood family support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer D
reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic
communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side
effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
10. Case 9: A client with frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder disinhibition, apathy, language changes. What is care?
A. Only medication
B. Frontotemporal disinhibition apathy language changes - structure routine, safety disinhibition, communication strategies, caregiver support
C. Punish disinhibition
D. No structure
Answer: B
Rationale: Frontotemporal structure routine safety disinhibition communication strategies caregiver support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer B reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
11. Case 3: A client with neurocognitive disorder due to multiple etiologies. What is approach?
A. Neurocognitive multiple etiologies - comprehensive assessment, manage all contributing factors, safety, supportive
B. No assessment
C. Only one factor
D. Single cause only
Answer: A
Rationale: Neurocognitive multiple etiologies comprehensive assessment manage all factors safety supportive. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer A reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
12. Case 7: A client with major neurocognitive disorder Lewy body visual hallucinations, parkinsonism, fluctuations. What is nursing care?
A. Antipsychotic high dose
B. Lewy body visual hallucinations parkinsonism fluctuations - avoid antipsychotics especially typical worsens parkinsonism severe sensitivity, safety fall precautions,
supportive, low dose if needed caution
C. High stimulation
D. No safety
Answer: B
Rationale: Lewy body avoid antipsychotics typical worsens parkinsonism severe sensitivity safety fall precautions supportive low dose caution. | Detailed Explanation: This
question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer B reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common
misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication,
patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
13. Case 10: A client with traumatic brain injury neurocognitive deficits, irritability. What is nursing care?
A. Only restraints
B. TBI neurocognitive deficits irritability - low stimulation, structure, safety, cognitive rehab, assess mood, family support
C. No safety
D. High stimulation
Answer: B
Rationale: TBI low stimulation structure safety cognitive rehab mood family support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer B
reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic
communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side
effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
14. Case 5: A client with major neurocognitive disorder Lewy body visual hallucinations, parkinsonism, fluctuations. What is nursing care?
A. Antipsychotic high dose
Registered Psychiatric Nurses Canada | RPN | Psychiatric Nursing | Graded A+
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. I. Major Neurocognitive Lewy Body - Lewy Body Visual Hallucinations Parkinsonism Fluctuations Avoid Antipsychotics Especially Typical Worsens Parkinsonism Severe
Sensitivity Safety Fall Precautions Supportive Low Dose If Needed Caution, Frontotemporal Disinhibition Apathy Language Changes Structure Routine Safety Disinhibition
Communication Strategies Caregiver Support, Vascular Stepwise Decline Hypertension Manage Vascular Risk Factors Hypertension Diabetes Cholesterol Secondary
Prevention Safety Cognitive Strategies
2. II. Other Neurocognitive - Substance-Induced Neurocognitive Chronic Alcohol Abstinence Thiamine Nutrition Safety Cognitive Rehabilitation, HIV-Associated
Neurocognitive ART Adherence Safety Cognitive Strategies Support, TBI Neurocognitive Deficits Irritability Low Stimulation Structure Safety Cognitive Rehab Mood Family
Support, Huntington Chorea Dementia Depression Genetic Safety Chorea Fall Precautions Genetic Counseling Support Symptomatic Depression Screening, Parkinson
Dementia Visual Hallucinations Avoid Antipsychotics Worsen Motor Low Dose Quetiapine Clozapine Safety Levodopa Management
3. III. Caregiver - Prion Disease Rapid Decline Myoclonus Infection Control Precautions Safety Palliative Care Family Support, Mild Neurocognitive Subjective Complaints
Objective Deficits Independent ADLs Early Intervention Cognitive Strategies Compensatory Aids Safety Planning Monitor Progression Support, Caregiver Burnout
Dementia Spouse Assess Caregiver Stress Respite Care Support Groups Education Resources Self-Care
4. IV. Practice Questions - 120 Unique - Geriatric Neurocognitive Caregiver
5. V. Answer Key
,RPN CANADA EXAM - PRACTICE QUESTIONS - EXAM 8 - EACH QUESTION ASKED LIKE REAL EXAM
Based on Registered Psychiatric Nurses Canada Blueprint - Unique Content for Exam 8 - 120 Questions - Well-Asked - Graded A+ - Anti-Duplicate Version
1. Case 4: A client with prion disease rapid decline, myoclonus. What is care?
A. Prion disease rapid decline myoclonus - infection control precautions, safety, palliative care, family support
B. Only curative treatment
C. No palliative
D. No infection control
Answer: A
Rationale: Prion infection control safety palliative family support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer A reflects best
practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic
communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side
effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
2. Case 8: A client with frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder disinhibition, apathy, language changes. What is care?
A. Frontotemporal disinhibition apathy language changes - structure routine, safety disinhibition, communication strategies, caregiver support
B. Only medication
C. Punish disinhibition
D. No structure
Answer: A
Rationale: Frontotemporal structure routine safety disinhibition communication strategies caregiver support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer A reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
3. Case 6: A client with substance-induced neurocognitive disorder chronic alcohol use. What is intervention?
A. Only antipsychotic
B. No abstinence
C. Encourage alcohol
D. Substance-induced neurocognitive chronic alcohol - abstinence, thiamine, nutrition, safety, cognitive rehabilitation
Answer: D
Rationale: Substance-induced neurocognitive abstinence thiamine nutrition safety cognitive rehabilitation. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
4. Case 1: A client with Huntington disease chorea, dementia, depression, genetic. What is care?
A. Only medication
B. Ignore chorea
C. No genetic counseling
D. Huntington chorea dementia depression genetic - safety chorea fall precautions, genetic counseling, support, symptomatic treatment, depression screening
Answer: D
Rationale: Huntington safety chorea fall precautions genetic counseling support symptomatic depression screening. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
5. Case 3: A client with frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder disinhibition, apathy, language changes. What is care?
A. Frontotemporal disinhibition apathy language changes - structure routine, safety disinhibition, communication strategies, caregiver support
B. No structure
C. Punish disinhibition
D. Only medication
Answer: A
Rationale: Frontotemporal structure routine safety disinhibition communication strategies caregiver support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer A reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
6. Case 2: A client with major neurocognitive disorder Lewy body visual hallucinations, parkinsonism, fluctuations. What is nursing care?
A. High stimulation
B. Antipsychotic high dose
C. No safety
D. Lewy body visual hallucinations parkinsonism fluctuations - avoid antipsychotics especially typical worsens parkinsonism severe sensitivity, safety fall precautions,
supportive, low dose if needed caution
Answer: D
Rationale: Lewy body avoid antipsychotics typical worsens parkinsonism severe sensitivity safety fall precautions supportive low dose caution. | Detailed Explanation: This
question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common
misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication,
patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
7. Case 6: A client with HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder. What is care?
A. No adherence support
B. Only memory training
C. Ignore HIV
D. HIV-associated neurocognitive - ART adherence, safety, cognitive strategies, support
, Answer: D
Rationale: HIV-associated neurocognitive ART adherence safety cognitive strategies support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct
answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety,
therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor
for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
8. Case 7: A client with frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder disinhibition, apathy, language changes. What is care?
A. Punish disinhibition
B. No structure
C. Only medication
D. Frontotemporal disinhibition apathy language changes - structure routine, safety disinhibition, communication strategies, caregiver support
Answer: D
Rationale: Frontotemporal structure routine safety disinhibition communication strategies caregiver support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer D reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
9. Case 7: A client with traumatic brain injury neurocognitive deficits, irritability. What is nursing care?
A. No safety
B. High stimulation
C. Only restraints
D. TBI neurocognitive deficits irritability - low stimulation, structure, safety, cognitive rehab, assess mood, family support
Answer: D
Rationale: TBI low stimulation structure safety cognitive rehab mood family support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer D
reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic
communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side
effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
10. Case 9: A client with frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder disinhibition, apathy, language changes. What is care?
A. Only medication
B. Frontotemporal disinhibition apathy language changes - structure routine, safety disinhibition, communication strategies, caregiver support
C. Punish disinhibition
D. No structure
Answer: B
Rationale: Frontotemporal structure routine safety disinhibition communication strategies caregiver support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer B reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
11. Case 3: A client with neurocognitive disorder due to multiple etiologies. What is approach?
A. Neurocognitive multiple etiologies - comprehensive assessment, manage all contributing factors, safety, supportive
B. No assessment
C. Only one factor
D. Single cause only
Answer: A
Rationale: Neurocognitive multiple etiologies comprehensive assessment manage all factors safety supportive. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada
competency. Correct answer A reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes
assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care,
recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
12. Case 7: A client with major neurocognitive disorder Lewy body visual hallucinations, parkinsonism, fluctuations. What is nursing care?
A. Antipsychotic high dose
B. Lewy body visual hallucinations parkinsonism fluctuations - avoid antipsychotics especially typical worsens parkinsonism severe sensitivity, safety fall precautions,
supportive, low dose if needed caution
C. High stimulation
D. No safety
Answer: B
Rationale: Lewy body avoid antipsychotics typical worsens parkinsonism severe sensitivity safety fall precautions supportive low dose caution. | Detailed Explanation: This
question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer B reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common
misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication,
patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
13. Case 10: A client with traumatic brain injury neurocognitive deficits, irritability. What is nursing care?
A. Only restraints
B. TBI neurocognitive deficits irritability - low stimulation, structure, safety, cognitive rehab, assess mood, family support
C. No safety
D. High stimulation
Answer: B
Rationale: TBI low stimulation structure safety cognitive rehab mood family support. | Detailed Explanation: This question tests RPN Canada competency. Correct answer B
reflects best practice per Canadian psychiatric nursing standards. Incorrect options represent common misconceptions. Rationale includes assessment, safety, therapeutic
communication, pharmacology, ethical considerations. Ensure documentation, team communication, patient-centered care, recovery-oriented approach. Monitor for side
effects, therapeutic effects, safety risks. Apply nursing process ADPIE.
14. Case 5: A client with major neurocognitive disorder Lewy body visual hallucinations, parkinsonism, fluctuations. What is nursing care?
A. Antipsychotic high dose
