Psychiatric Technician State Board Review 2025\2026 Actual
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The client is sharing with the psychiatric technician about how
upset she is regarding her missing personal items. The
psychiatric technician asks her if this has ever happened
before. This response is an example of which of the
following therapeutic communication techniques? -
ANSWER-Encouraging
comparison
A psychiatric technician is supervising a small group of young
mildly developmentally disabled clients. One male client is often
disruptive when he is in a group situation. The psychiatric
technician has been ignoring the behavior
but this hasn't helped. The next best intervention the
psychiatric technician
would implement is the use of: - ANSWER-Signals
and gestures.
In the elderly population dementia is often confused
with: - ANSWER-
Depression
,The most common type of burn injury is: - ANSWER-Thermal
The psychiatric technician may observe which of the
following symptoms in a
client with Graves' Disease? - ANSWER-
Exophthalmos
Patient teaching for the administration of a benzodiazepine
would include: "The
abrupt withdrawal of this medication may result is symptoms
of": - ANSWER-
Tremors, seizures, nausea, vomiting, insomnia, abdominal and
muscle cramps
To avoid serious or fatal adverse reactions, the protocol for
switching from a monoamine oxidase inhibitor to another
antidepressant would be to wait: -
ANSWER-Two weeks
The generic name for artane is: - ANSWER-Trihexyphenidyl
A condition whereby a person would become confused and
disoriented only at
night would be termed: - ANSWER-
Sundowning
A nursing intervention when working with a patient that has a
diagnosis of AIDS
, would be: - ANSWER-Encourage independence and
responsibility
An opioid antagonist that is used in the treatment of
morphine or heroin
addiction is: - ANSWER-Revia
(naltrexone)
The normal pH value for urine is: - ANSWER-4.5-8.0
Pale-colored urine would indicate: - ANSWER-Excess of fluid
intake
Polyuria may be the result of which of the following groups of
medical problems? - ANSWER-Diabetes mellitus, diabetes
insipidus or nervous diseases
The most common symptoms of an urinary tract infection
are: - ANSWER-
Dysuria, urinary frequency, and
urgency
which of the following nursing interventions would help
prevent urinary tract
infections? - ANSWER-The bladder should be emptied
before and after
intercourse.
What percentage of urine is water? - ANSWER-95%
Complete 150 Real Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers
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The client is sharing with the psychiatric technician about how
upset she is regarding her missing personal items. The
psychiatric technician asks her if this has ever happened
before. This response is an example of which of the
following therapeutic communication techniques? -
ANSWER-Encouraging
comparison
A psychiatric technician is supervising a small group of young
mildly developmentally disabled clients. One male client is often
disruptive when he is in a group situation. The psychiatric
technician has been ignoring the behavior
but this hasn't helped. The next best intervention the
psychiatric technician
would implement is the use of: - ANSWER-Signals
and gestures.
In the elderly population dementia is often confused
with: - ANSWER-
Depression
,The most common type of burn injury is: - ANSWER-Thermal
The psychiatric technician may observe which of the
following symptoms in a
client with Graves' Disease? - ANSWER-
Exophthalmos
Patient teaching for the administration of a benzodiazepine
would include: "The
abrupt withdrawal of this medication may result is symptoms
of": - ANSWER-
Tremors, seizures, nausea, vomiting, insomnia, abdominal and
muscle cramps
To avoid serious or fatal adverse reactions, the protocol for
switching from a monoamine oxidase inhibitor to another
antidepressant would be to wait: -
ANSWER-Two weeks
The generic name for artane is: - ANSWER-Trihexyphenidyl
A condition whereby a person would become confused and
disoriented only at
night would be termed: - ANSWER-
Sundowning
A nursing intervention when working with a patient that has a
diagnosis of AIDS
, would be: - ANSWER-Encourage independence and
responsibility
An opioid antagonist that is used in the treatment of
morphine or heroin
addiction is: - ANSWER-Revia
(naltrexone)
The normal pH value for urine is: - ANSWER-4.5-8.0
Pale-colored urine would indicate: - ANSWER-Excess of fluid
intake
Polyuria may be the result of which of the following groups of
medical problems? - ANSWER-Diabetes mellitus, diabetes
insipidus or nervous diseases
The most common symptoms of an urinary tract infection
are: - ANSWER-
Dysuria, urinary frequency, and
urgency
which of the following nursing interventions would help
prevent urinary tract
infections? - ANSWER-The bladder should be emptied
before and after
intercourse.
What percentage of urine is water? - ANSWER-95%
