NSG3450 /NSG 3450 MENTAL HEALTH
EXAM 1 NEWEST 2025/2026 ACTUAL
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH STUDY GUIDE
EXPERT VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED
PASS/ALREADY GRADED A+
Holly is a 53-year-old female with terminal breast cancer.
Holly's nurse in the hospital brings up the subject of
hospice care. Holly becomes upset and states, "I am not
ready to give up and die." You respond that hospice is:
Chapter 30 - ....ANSWER...A model of healthcare that
emphasizes quality of life for you and your family.
Guadalupe is the matriarch of a large family. She is
terminally ill and none of her family members know her
end-of-life wishes. The best action for the nurse is to?
Chapter 30 - ....ANSWER...Organize a family meeting
with Guadalupe's permission to discuss her goals and
wishes.
,A bereavement group run by a local hospice includes a
woman who is distraught over her supervisor's death. The
woman appears severely distressed. She has trouble
functioning with activities of daily living and making the
simplest of decisions. The group facilitator recognizes that
this woman is suffering from disenfranchised grief after
learning: Chapter 30 - ....ANSWER...The woman was in
love with her married supervisor.
Dying patients with a neurocognitive disorder such as
Alzheimer's disease are especially challenging to provide
care for. They may have symptoms or pain that they are
unable to adequately describe or define. What is a
reversible condition that could respond to an intervention
and improve anxiety, or agitation? Chapter 30 -
....ANSWER...Distended bladder, constipation, or nausea
Which statement made by the patient demonstrates an
understanding of the foundational principle of integrative
care? Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER..."My body has the ability
to heal itself if we have the knowledge to give it the right
tools."
, When considering the goals of complementary and
alternative medicines, which patient would be of
particular interest to researchers studying advances in
symptom management? Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER...One
who experiences chronic pain related to a neck injury
Which assessment question regarding a patient's report of
pain demonstrates the nurse's attention to the principles of
holistic nursing care? Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER..."Are you
taking any herbal supplements for the pain?"
What medication education should the nurse provide to a
patient who has expressed an interest in taking St. John's
wort? Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER...St. John's wort should
not be taken in combination with antidepressants.
Which factor is likely to attract a patient to
complementary and alternative medicine? Select all that
apply. Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER...a. A desire to choose
personal healthcare practices.
b. Using these approaches carries a lower risk than many
pharmaceuticals.
EXAM 1 NEWEST 2025/2026 ACTUAL
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH STUDY GUIDE
EXPERT VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED
PASS/ALREADY GRADED A+
Holly is a 53-year-old female with terminal breast cancer.
Holly's nurse in the hospital brings up the subject of
hospice care. Holly becomes upset and states, "I am not
ready to give up and die." You respond that hospice is:
Chapter 30 - ....ANSWER...A model of healthcare that
emphasizes quality of life for you and your family.
Guadalupe is the matriarch of a large family. She is
terminally ill and none of her family members know her
end-of-life wishes. The best action for the nurse is to?
Chapter 30 - ....ANSWER...Organize a family meeting
with Guadalupe's permission to discuss her goals and
wishes.
,A bereavement group run by a local hospice includes a
woman who is distraught over her supervisor's death. The
woman appears severely distressed. She has trouble
functioning with activities of daily living and making the
simplest of decisions. The group facilitator recognizes that
this woman is suffering from disenfranchised grief after
learning: Chapter 30 - ....ANSWER...The woman was in
love with her married supervisor.
Dying patients with a neurocognitive disorder such as
Alzheimer's disease are especially challenging to provide
care for. They may have symptoms or pain that they are
unable to adequately describe or define. What is a
reversible condition that could respond to an intervention
and improve anxiety, or agitation? Chapter 30 -
....ANSWER...Distended bladder, constipation, or nausea
Which statement made by the patient demonstrates an
understanding of the foundational principle of integrative
care? Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER..."My body has the ability
to heal itself if we have the knowledge to give it the right
tools."
, When considering the goals of complementary and
alternative medicines, which patient would be of
particular interest to researchers studying advances in
symptom management? Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER...One
who experiences chronic pain related to a neck injury
Which assessment question regarding a patient's report of
pain demonstrates the nurse's attention to the principles of
holistic nursing care? Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER..."Are you
taking any herbal supplements for the pain?"
What medication education should the nurse provide to a
patient who has expressed an interest in taking St. John's
wort? Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER...St. John's wort should
not be taken in combination with antidepressants.
Which factor is likely to attract a patient to
complementary and alternative medicine? Select all that
apply. Chapter 36 - ....ANSWER...a. A desire to choose
personal healthcare practices.
b. Using these approaches carries a lower risk than many
pharmaceuticals.
