RASMUSSEN MENTAL HEALTH FINAL EXAM LATEST
REAL EXAM ALL 150 ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS AGRADE LATEST UPDATE FOR
2024 EXAM.
What are the primary characteristics of borderline personality
disorder? - ANSWER >>>>splitting people (Pitting a group
against each other). Self-defeating cycle of behavior.
What do you give a patient who has overdosed on PCP? -
ANSWER >>>>Benzodiazepine
Example of a benzodiazpine antidote? - ANSWER
>>>>Flumazenil
What type of personality disorder might a patient who still lives at
home at 30 and depends on their mother for everything, have? -
ANSWER >>>>dependent personality disorder
Give an example of a positive statement made by a recovering
alcohol that made signal that they are getting better? - ANSWER
>>>>I will identify things that trigger my cravings
Symptoms of patient with suspected opioid abuse/overdose? -
ANSWER >>>>Contracted pupils, increased HR, shallow Resp.,
increased temp (but not always).
What do you give a opioid overdose patient? - ANSWER
>>>>Narcan (Naloxone)
S/S of acute alcohol withdrawal? - ANSWER >>>>Everything is
increased! RR, BP, Temp, HR, delerium
,Characteristics of histrionic personality disorder? - ANSWER
>>>>Mania, melodramatic, manipulative, emotional attention
seeking behavior, often seductive and flirtatious.
Interventions for histrionic personality disorder patient - ANSWER
>>>>They are very manipulative. Set fine lines, do not offer
relationship advice, avoid situations where they are the center of
attention.
Possible fatal complications of patient withdrawing from CNS
stimulant - ANSWER >>>>Respiratory failure, suicide, and
depression.
What is a hypochondriac? - ANSWER >>>>Someone who thinks
that everything is wrong with them. Ex. their acute headache is
caused by a brain tumor.
How does cocaine stimulate the body? What do cocaine users
use to combat these effects? - ANSWER >>>>It is an upper.
Alcohol-allows them to sleep.
Characteristics of borderline personality disorder - ANSWER
>>>>Split people apart and are very manipulative.
Interventions for nurses dealing with borderline personality
disorder patients - ANSWER >>>>Keep all the staff on the same
page. Set limits and rules.
What is a personality disorder in general? What type of issues do
these patients have? - ANSWER >>>>When people rely on
others to make decisions. They have difficulties in their social life,
work, relationships, family problems. Place the blame on others.
Many go undiagnosed.
, What is conversion disorder?` - ANSWER >>>>Something
psychological happens and it then manifests somatically. Ex.
Someone has fake blindness
What is the difference between objective and subjective data? -
ANSWER >>>>Subjective is what the patient tells you, objective
is what you see and obtain from the physical assessment of the
patient.
What is somatoform disorder? - ANSWER >>>>A mental illness
that causes bodily symptoms that cannot be tracked back to any
specific cause.
Are the symptoms real for a patient with somatoform disorder? -
ANSWER >>>>Yes, the symptoms are real. It is frustrating
because many doctors will perform tests but find nothing. Many
go undiagnosed.
What are younger patients with body image problems at risk for? -
ANSWER >>>>Suicide
A nurse caring for a patient with borderline personality disorder
should try to find out what? - ANSWER >>>>What the patients
secondary gains are. What are they trying to get? Attention?
Money? Pain pills?
Characteristics of an antisocial personality disorder patient in a
locked setting with other clients? - ANSWER >>>>Manipulative,
aggressive, angry, yelling.
What is a main cause of death for anorexia nervosa patients? -
ANSWER >>>>Cardiac problems d/t potassium imbalances
*hypokalemia
REAL EXAM ALL 150 ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS AGRADE LATEST UPDATE FOR
2024 EXAM.
What are the primary characteristics of borderline personality
disorder? - ANSWER >>>>splitting people (Pitting a group
against each other). Self-defeating cycle of behavior.
What do you give a patient who has overdosed on PCP? -
ANSWER >>>>Benzodiazepine
Example of a benzodiazpine antidote? - ANSWER
>>>>Flumazenil
What type of personality disorder might a patient who still lives at
home at 30 and depends on their mother for everything, have? -
ANSWER >>>>dependent personality disorder
Give an example of a positive statement made by a recovering
alcohol that made signal that they are getting better? - ANSWER
>>>>I will identify things that trigger my cravings
Symptoms of patient with suspected opioid abuse/overdose? -
ANSWER >>>>Contracted pupils, increased HR, shallow Resp.,
increased temp (but not always).
What do you give a opioid overdose patient? - ANSWER
>>>>Narcan (Naloxone)
S/S of acute alcohol withdrawal? - ANSWER >>>>Everything is
increased! RR, BP, Temp, HR, delerium
,Characteristics of histrionic personality disorder? - ANSWER
>>>>Mania, melodramatic, manipulative, emotional attention
seeking behavior, often seductive and flirtatious.
Interventions for histrionic personality disorder patient - ANSWER
>>>>They are very manipulative. Set fine lines, do not offer
relationship advice, avoid situations where they are the center of
attention.
Possible fatal complications of patient withdrawing from CNS
stimulant - ANSWER >>>>Respiratory failure, suicide, and
depression.
What is a hypochondriac? - ANSWER >>>>Someone who thinks
that everything is wrong with them. Ex. their acute headache is
caused by a brain tumor.
How does cocaine stimulate the body? What do cocaine users
use to combat these effects? - ANSWER >>>>It is an upper.
Alcohol-allows them to sleep.
Characteristics of borderline personality disorder - ANSWER
>>>>Split people apart and are very manipulative.
Interventions for nurses dealing with borderline personality
disorder patients - ANSWER >>>>Keep all the staff on the same
page. Set limits and rules.
What is a personality disorder in general? What type of issues do
these patients have? - ANSWER >>>>When people rely on
others to make decisions. They have difficulties in their social life,
work, relationships, family problems. Place the blame on others.
Many go undiagnosed.
, What is conversion disorder?` - ANSWER >>>>Something
psychological happens and it then manifests somatically. Ex.
Someone has fake blindness
What is the difference between objective and subjective data? -
ANSWER >>>>Subjective is what the patient tells you, objective
is what you see and obtain from the physical assessment of the
patient.
What is somatoform disorder? - ANSWER >>>>A mental illness
that causes bodily symptoms that cannot be tracked back to any
specific cause.
Are the symptoms real for a patient with somatoform disorder? -
ANSWER >>>>Yes, the symptoms are real. It is frustrating
because many doctors will perform tests but find nothing. Many
go undiagnosed.
What are younger patients with body image problems at risk for? -
ANSWER >>>>Suicide
A nurse caring for a patient with borderline personality disorder
should try to find out what? - ANSWER >>>>What the patients
secondary gains are. What are they trying to get? Attention?
Money? Pain pills?
Characteristics of an antisocial personality disorder patient in a
locked setting with other clients? - ANSWER >>>>Manipulative,
aggressive, angry, yelling.
What is a main cause of death for anorexia nervosa patients? -
ANSWER >>>>Cardiac problems d/t potassium imbalances
*hypokalemia
