MN 665 Exam Latest Questions Solved
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tests used to test IQ - ANSWER Stanford Binet intelligence scale
Wechsler scales
interventions/response for opiod addiction treatment/withdraw - ANSWER
buprenorphine
A client who has been addicted to opioids has not used in 15 days. during your
medication management visit the client states "I'm going to die from not having my
Opanas. You need to give me something now" the PMHNP's best response is - ANSWER
I know you are feeling very uncomfortable lets take your vital signs and talk about a trial
on catapres to treat your withdrawal symptoms.
which of Yalom's factors of group therapy apply to females who have sustained incest
existential factors
catharsis
group cohesiveness
interpersonal learning
imitative behavior
development of socializing technique
corrective recapitulation of the primary family group
altruism
imparting information
,universality
instillation of hope - ANSWER universality
you are a PMHNP working in a hospitalist role on an acute inpatient psychiatric unit at
a local hospital. as you make rounds the RN informs you that a 32 year old client who
was admitted for alcohol detox has a score of 17 on the clinical institue withdrawal
assessment for alcohol. what phase of withdrawal is the client in? - ANSWER moderate
withdrawal
signs and symptoms of cannabis intoxication include - ANSWER increase in sensitivity
to external stimuli
as a PMHNP working in a crisis evaluation center you are aware that the initial focus of a
crisis assessment is on which of the following? - ANSWER safety of the client and others
S/S of Autism - ANSWER poor eye contact, extreme anxiety when routine is disrupted,
awkward and inappropriate social behavior, ritualistic behavior, spinning, banging
watching, compulsive behavior, echolalia, peculiar voice quality and rhythm, irritable,
aggression or self injurious, severe temper tantrums, sudden mood changes,
vestibular stimuli (spinning, swinging, up and down movements), hyperactivity and
inattention, precocious skills, insomnia
S/S of Tourette's - ANSWER typically performed in response to irresistible
premonitory urges
emerges at age 5/6 most severe at 10-12
may be transient or chronic with waxing & waning
motor tics common in face and neck
vocal tics throat clearing, coughing, grunting
repetitive muscle contractions: involuntary vocalizations or movements
, eye blinking, neck jerking, coughing, grunting, sniffing, snorting, barking, shrugging
interventions for adolescent who gets into altercations - ANSWER CBT, Family
therapy, peer group therapy, medication
autism diagnostic criteria - ANSWER persistent deficits in social communication
social interaction in multiple contexts
deficits of social emotional reciprocity
deficits in nonverbal communicative
behaviors deficits in developing relationships
restricted repetitive patterns of behavior, interests or activities: at least 2
1) repetitive motor movements
2) insistence on sameness
3) fixated interests
4) hyper/hypo reactive
*S/S must be present in early development
S/S of acute stress disorder - ANSWER exposure to trauma
directly, eye witness, learning from close family, repeated exposure (police officers
etc) presence of 9 s/s
1) intrusive memories
2) dreams
3) dissociative reactions-flashbacks
4) intense response
5) negative mood
dissociative symptoms
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tests used to test IQ - ANSWER Stanford Binet intelligence scale
Wechsler scales
interventions/response for opiod addiction treatment/withdraw - ANSWER
buprenorphine
A client who has been addicted to opioids has not used in 15 days. during your
medication management visit the client states "I'm going to die from not having my
Opanas. You need to give me something now" the PMHNP's best response is - ANSWER
I know you are feeling very uncomfortable lets take your vital signs and talk about a trial
on catapres to treat your withdrawal symptoms.
which of Yalom's factors of group therapy apply to females who have sustained incest
existential factors
catharsis
group cohesiveness
interpersonal learning
imitative behavior
development of socializing technique
corrective recapitulation of the primary family group
altruism
imparting information
,universality
instillation of hope - ANSWER universality
you are a PMHNP working in a hospitalist role on an acute inpatient psychiatric unit at
a local hospital. as you make rounds the RN informs you that a 32 year old client who
was admitted for alcohol detox has a score of 17 on the clinical institue withdrawal
assessment for alcohol. what phase of withdrawal is the client in? - ANSWER moderate
withdrawal
signs and symptoms of cannabis intoxication include - ANSWER increase in sensitivity
to external stimuli
as a PMHNP working in a crisis evaluation center you are aware that the initial focus of a
crisis assessment is on which of the following? - ANSWER safety of the client and others
S/S of Autism - ANSWER poor eye contact, extreme anxiety when routine is disrupted,
awkward and inappropriate social behavior, ritualistic behavior, spinning, banging
watching, compulsive behavior, echolalia, peculiar voice quality and rhythm, irritable,
aggression or self injurious, severe temper tantrums, sudden mood changes,
vestibular stimuli (spinning, swinging, up and down movements), hyperactivity and
inattention, precocious skills, insomnia
S/S of Tourette's - ANSWER typically performed in response to irresistible
premonitory urges
emerges at age 5/6 most severe at 10-12
may be transient or chronic with waxing & waning
motor tics common in face and neck
vocal tics throat clearing, coughing, grunting
repetitive muscle contractions: involuntary vocalizations or movements
, eye blinking, neck jerking, coughing, grunting, sniffing, snorting, barking, shrugging
interventions for adolescent who gets into altercations - ANSWER CBT, Family
therapy, peer group therapy, medication
autism diagnostic criteria - ANSWER persistent deficits in social communication
social interaction in multiple contexts
deficits of social emotional reciprocity
deficits in nonverbal communicative
behaviors deficits in developing relationships
restricted repetitive patterns of behavior, interests or activities: at least 2
1) repetitive motor movements
2) insistence on sameness
3) fixated interests
4) hyper/hypo reactive
*S/S must be present in early development
S/S of acute stress disorder - ANSWER exposure to trauma
directly, eye witness, learning from close family, repeated exposure (police officers
etc) presence of 9 s/s
1) intrusive memories
2) dreams
3) dissociative reactions-flashbacks
4) intense response
5) negative mood
dissociative symptoms
