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LATEST 2023 MENTAL HEALTH EXAM WITH PERFECT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (GUARANTEED A+ PASS) - A patient is undergoing a series of diagnostic tests. The patient says, "Nothing is wrong with me except a stubborn chest cold." The spouse reports the patient smokes and coughs a lot, has lost 15 pounds,and is easily fatigued. Which defense mechanismis the patientusing? a. Regression b. Displacement c. Denial d. Projection - Denial is an unconscious blocking of threatening or painful information or feelings. Regression involves using behaviors appropriate at an earlierstage of psychosexual development. Displacement shifts feelings to a more neutral person or object. Projectionattributes one's own unacceptable thoughts or feelings toanother The nurse should suspect that the client has exhibited signs/symptoms of a panicdisorder. Thepriority nursing diagnosis should be anxiety. Panic disorder is characterized by recurrent, suddenonset panic attacks in which the person feels intensefear,apprehension, or terror. -The nurse is providing health teaching for a patient who has been prescribed Phenelzine (Nardil) for depression and provides a written list of foods that should not beeaten while takingthis medication. What is the potentialproblem if the patient is not compliant with thesedietary restrictions? - CORRECT ANSWERS hypertensive Crisis foods with tyramine init - CORRECT ANSWERS Aged meats or aged cheeses, protein extracts, sour cream, alcohol, anchovies, liver, sausages, overripe figs, bananas,avocados, chocolate, soy sauce, bean curd, natural yogurt, fava beans— tyramine-containing foods—may precipitate hypertensive crisis. Avoid chocolate or caffeine. Herbal: Ginseng,ephedra, mahuang, St.John's wort maycausehypertensive crisis. For depression that is refractory to TCAs. Avoid certain foods such as - CORRECT ANSWERS cheese, sour cream, wine, beer, figs, anchovies, shrimp, bananas,and chocolate,and avoid drugs (e.g., TCAs). Risk forhypertensive crisis: Avoidself-medication. WHY? - CORRECT ANSWERS OTC preparations containingdextromethorphan,sympathomimetic agents,orantihistamines (e.g.,cough


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