ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED N222
MENTAL HEALTH 2025 WITH ACTUAL
CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
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QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS |ALREADY
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Some medications have side effects that can be mistaken for mental ill-health. Which of the following
drugs would have a side effect that could be mistaken for psychosis?
appetite suppressants
Peter is hospitalised after a MVA. He is a lawyer and has an important case next week, which is
concerning him, as he is now in hospital, and feels his job security depends on this case he can no longer
attend. He also has 2 teenage kids and his wife works. Which factor places Peter at risk of mental health
issues?
potential for job insecurity
A client who has a mental illness is to appear in court next week. This client would require which of the
following services?
liaison service
Mary is at high school. Her parents are divorced, with hostility between. Mary's mother binge drinks.
Mary works hard at school, currently sports captain and has a supportive peer group. What would be a
protective factor against mental health issues?
supportive peer group
Mother of a 19 year old is concerned regarding her sons mental health. He was born premature,
continuous behaviour problems in school. Has anger management issues and is becoming difficult to live
with. What should she do?
He needs to see a specialist as he has quite a few risk factors for mental health problems
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, What is not a service provided by the consultation liaison (CL) team?
Long term psychological interventions.
Mental illness prevention refers to:
activities that occur before the initial onset of a mental health issue
Program to improve mental health literacy in rural communities?
conducting a Mental Health First Aid course for the community
During recent natural disasters in Australia, community mental health response teams were deployed to
areas of need. This is an example of which prevention service?
indicated prevention
Where would a health professional access the guiding principles for the delivery of care, treatment and
support to people with a mental illness?
National standards for mental health services
The National Mental Health Strategy aims to:
promote the health and protect the rights of people with mental illness
Child and adolescent mental health services require a referral for access. Which of the following cannot
refer a person to this service?
parent
Referrals to forensic mental health services for assessment can not be initiated by
lawyers
In providing comprehensive care for a consumer, the health professional must always
provide support and assist the carer
Some medications have side effects that can be mistaken for mental ill-health. Which medication could
have a side effect that could be mistaken for depression?
oral contraceptives
Signs of discriminatory behaviour
Not letting them buy cigarettes
What is a subjective ideal?
Self reported of mood as sad
Psychiatrists
Can prescribe medication if necessary
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MENTAL HEALTH 2025 WITH ACTUAL
CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS |ALREADY
GRADED A+|BRAND NEW!!|LATEST UPDATE
|GUARANTEED PASS (WEST COAST
UNIVERSITY)
Some medications have side effects that can be mistaken for mental ill-health. Which of the following
drugs would have a side effect that could be mistaken for psychosis?
appetite suppressants
Peter is hospitalised after a MVA. He is a lawyer and has an important case next week, which is
concerning him, as he is now in hospital, and feels his job security depends on this case he can no longer
attend. He also has 2 teenage kids and his wife works. Which factor places Peter at risk of mental health
issues?
potential for job insecurity
A client who has a mental illness is to appear in court next week. This client would require which of the
following services?
liaison service
Mary is at high school. Her parents are divorced, with hostility between. Mary's mother binge drinks.
Mary works hard at school, currently sports captain and has a supportive peer group. What would be a
protective factor against mental health issues?
supportive peer group
Mother of a 19 year old is concerned regarding her sons mental health. He was born premature,
continuous behaviour problems in school. Has anger management issues and is becoming difficult to live
with. What should she do?
He needs to see a specialist as he has quite a few risk factors for mental health problems
1|Page
, What is not a service provided by the consultation liaison (CL) team?
Long term psychological interventions.
Mental illness prevention refers to:
activities that occur before the initial onset of a mental health issue
Program to improve mental health literacy in rural communities?
conducting a Mental Health First Aid course for the community
During recent natural disasters in Australia, community mental health response teams were deployed to
areas of need. This is an example of which prevention service?
indicated prevention
Where would a health professional access the guiding principles for the delivery of care, treatment and
support to people with a mental illness?
National standards for mental health services
The National Mental Health Strategy aims to:
promote the health and protect the rights of people with mental illness
Child and adolescent mental health services require a referral for access. Which of the following cannot
refer a person to this service?
parent
Referrals to forensic mental health services for assessment can not be initiated by
lawyers
In providing comprehensive care for a consumer, the health professional must always
provide support and assist the carer
Some medications have side effects that can be mistaken for mental ill-health. Which medication could
have a side effect that could be mistaken for depression?
oral contraceptives
Signs of discriminatory behaviour
Not letting them buy cigarettes
What is a subjective ideal?
Self reported of mood as sad
Psychiatrists
Can prescribe medication if necessary
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