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mental b status b exam b - b correct b answer b assessment b of b the b patient's b current b state b of b mind, b including b both b subjective b and b objective b data interview b - b correct b answer b verbal/non-verbal b dialogue b between b 2 b participants, b whose b behaviors b affect b each b other's b style b of b communication, b resulting b in b specific b patterns b of b interaction. b Interviewer b attempts b to b achieve b specific b goals b while b the b other b "answers b questions" objective b of b mental b status b exam b interview b - b correct b answer b 1. b establish b report 2. b obtain b information 3. b assess b for b pathology mood b - b correct b answer b patient's b self b report b of b prevailing b emotional b state subjective affect b - b correct b answer b outward b expression b of b patient's b current b emotional b state b (euthymic/normal, b elevated, b flat b anxious, b suspicious, b incongruent, b labile) objective thought b process b - b correct b answer b refers b to b the b "how" b of b patient's b self b expression common b disturbances b associated b with b thought b process b - b correct b answer b circumstantiality tangentiality associated b looseness thought b blocking perseveration circumstantiality b (thought b process) b - b correct b answer b gives b unnecessary b detail, b but b eventually b answers b the b question tangentiality b (thought b process) b - b correct b answer b goes b on b tangents, b never b gets b to b the b point associated b looseness b (thought b process) b - b correct b answer b thoughts b are b not b connected b (associated b with b schizophrenia) thought b blocking b (thought b process) b - b correct b answer b abrupt b stoppage b of b thinking b in b conversation perseveration b (thought b process) b - b correct b answer b persistent b thought b of b stimulus b (i.e. b going b home) thought b content b - b correct b answer b what b the b patient b is b thinking delusion b - b correct b answer b false b fixed b belief b based b on b incorrect b information b about b external b reality b - b cannot b be b corrected b with b reasoning types b of b delusion b - b correct b answer b ideas b of b reference grandeur persecutory/paranoid b delusion somatic b delusion ideas b of b reference b delusion b - b correct b answer b outside b object b has b significance b i.e. b the b tv b is b sending b special b messages grandeur b delusion b - b correct b answer b exaggeration b of b self b or b belief b of b special b powers b i.e. b thinks b they're b a b rockstar b or b sent b by b God b - b may b be b religious persecutory/paranoid b delusion b - b correct b answer b belief b that b someone b is b out b to b get b them

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NUR 371 (EXAM 1) 2023/2024 WITH 100% CORRECT
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mental status exam - correct answer assessment of the patient's current state of mind, including both
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subjective and objective data b b b




interview - correct answer verbal/non-verbal dialogue between 2 participants, whose behaviors affect each
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other's style of communication, resulting in specific patterns of interaction.
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Interviewer attempts to achieve specific goals while the other "answers questions"
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objective of mental status exam interview - correct answer 1. establish report
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2. obtain information
b b




3. assess for pathology
b b b




mood - correct answer patient's self report of prevailing
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emotional state b

,subjective



affect - correct answer outward expression of patient's current emotional state
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(euthymic/normal, elevated, flat anxious, suspicious, incongruent, labile)
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objective



thought process - correct answer refers to the "how" of patient's self expression
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common disturbances associated with thought process - correct answer circumstantiality
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tangentiality

associated looseness b




thought blockingb




perseveration



circumstantiality (thought process) - correct answer gives unnecessary detail, but eventually answers the
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question



tangentiality (thought process) - correct answer goes on tangents, never gets to the point
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associated looseness b b




(thought process) - correct answer thoughts are not connected
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(associated with schizophrenia) b b




thought blocking (thought process) - correct answer abrupt stoppage of thinking in conversation
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perseveration (thought process) - correct answer persistent thought of stimulus
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(i.e. going home)
b b

, thought content - correct answer what the patient is thinking
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delusion - correct answer false fixed belief based on incorrect information about external reality - cannot be
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corrected with reasoning b b




types of delusion - correct answer ideas of reference
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grandeur

persecutory/paranoid delusion b




somatic delusion b




ideas of reference delusion - correct answer outside object has significance
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i.e. the tv is sending special messages
b b b b b b




grandeur delusion - correct answer exaggeration of self or belief of special powers
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b i.e. thinks they're a rockstar or sent by God - may be religious
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persecutory/paranoid delusion - correct answer belief that someone is out to get them b b b b b b b b b b b b




somatic delusion - correct answer belief that the body is diseased/abnormal despite negative tests
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Types of perceptual disturbances - correct answer hallucinations
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illusions



hallucinations - correct answer "false-sensory" perceptual disturbances arising from any of the 5 senses
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auditory

visual

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