Mental Health CMS Exam 2024/2025 (100 out of 100) Questions and Answers (Latest Update).

Mental Health CMS Exam 2024/2025 (100 out of 100) Questions and Answers (Latest Update). a client who has difficulty carrying on normal activities following the loss of a partner complicated grief a nurse is caring for a client who has dementia. which of the following findings should the nurse expect? a. altered level of consciousness b. impaired judgement c. rapid change in personality d. disturbances in perception b. impaired judgment a client who has a history of opioid use disorder and is experiencing withdrawal. which S/S should the nurse expect? a. tremulousness b. hyperactivity c. rhinorrhea d. HA c. rhinorrhea; other S/S of opioid withdrawal are lacrimation, pupil dilation, and yawning pt who takes amphetamine for ADHD abruptly stops taking their med. what indicates that the pt is dependent on the drug? a. they experience insomnia b. they have paranoia c. they eat excessively d. they have increased HR c. eat excessively; amphetamine suppresses appetite, if stopped abruptly the pt's appetite will come back client with schizophrenia started taking first- generation antipsychotic medication 3 weeks ago. they report to have restlessness, rock back and forth when sitting down, and paces frequently. what AE is the client experiencing? a. tardive dyskinesia b. dystonia c. akathisia d. akinesia c. akathisia a nurse is assessing a pt who has cocaine intoxication. what should the nurse expect to find? a. decreased body temp b. pin point pupils c. dilated pupils d. low blood pressure c. dilated pupils nurse should be doing the following for a pt with dementia... a. maintain a low- stimulation environment b. assign the pt many tasks at the same time c. ask the family to visit often as a group d. encourage the pt to make decisions regarding car a- low stimulation diazepam is habit forming because its short acting fact pt is dependent on alprazolam and must discontinue the drug. what should the nurse include in the plan? a. implement restraints and seclusion prn b. taper the drug slowly over several weeks c. encourage the pt to participate in stimulating physical activity d. monitor the pt for anxiety unto 72 hrs after discontinuing the drug b. taper off the drug over several weeks.