RASMUSSEN MENTAL HEALTH FINAL EXAM LATEST
REAL EXAM ALL 60+ EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
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The nurse observes a client diagnosed with anorexia nervosa doing
repeated, vigorous sit ups in her room. What is the most therapeutic
intervention by the nurse? A. Allow the client to continue to exercise
B. Interrupt the routine and offer to walk with her
C. Tell the client exercise is not allowed
D. Restrict the client from her room - ANSWER - >B. Interrupt the
routine and offer to walk with her
A client is prescribed diazepam PRN for panic disorder. Which of the
following facts would cause the nurse to question the order?
A. The client has been diagnosed with IBS
B. The client states she is allergic to meperidine
C. The client has severe addiction problem in the past
D. Lithium Carbonate has also been prescibed - ANSWER - >C.
The client has severe addiction problem in the past
The nurse is assessing the client in a fugue state. What
assessment finding would the nurse recognize as most
significant to a fugue state. A. Depersonalization episode
B. History of childhood trauma
C. Recent history of sever trauma
D. Depressive Symptoms - ANSWER - >C. Recent history of sever
trauma
,A child is diagnosed as being on the autistic spectrum. Which clinical
manifestation should the nurse expect? SATA
A. Inability to express themselves
B. Appropriate nonverbal communication
C. Repetitive body movements
D. Inability to maintain eye contact
E. Hallucinations - ANSWER - >A. Inability to express themselves
C. Repetitive body movements
D. Inability to maintain eye contact
A client is admitted with a diagnosis of dependent personality
disorder. Which question by the nurse indicates an understand of the
essential feature of the disorder? A. Are you afraid of being alone?
B. Do you find that you don't want praise for your accomplishments
C. Do you feel awkward in social situations?
D. Do you have problems expressing your feelings? - ANSWER - >A. Are
you afraid of being alone?
A nurse is teaching a group of students about the risk factors and
complications of anorexia nervosa. Which of the following
complications should be stressed as the most serious.
A. Increased risk of mortality
B. Family relationships
C. Depression
D. Ineffective coping - ANSWER - >A. Increased risk of mortality
A child drowned while swimming in a local lake 2 years ago. Which
behavior best indicates the child parent are mourning in an effective
way?
, A. They throw flowers on the lake at each anniversary date of the
accident
B. They forbid their other children from going swimming C. They
sealed their childs room and will not allow anyone too change it
D. They keep a place set for the deceased child at the family dinner
table - ANSWER - >A. They throw flowers on the lake at each
anniversary date of the accident
A child diagnosed with ODD is spiteful, vindictive, and argumentative
and has a history of aggressiveness towards others. Which of the
following would be a priority nursing concern?
A. impaired social skills during group therapy
B. Ineffective coping in dealing with negative behaviors
C. Poor impulse control leading towards violence of others
D. Refusal to engage actively in the treatment plan - ANSWER -
>C. Poor impulse control leading towards violence of others
A 4 year old child states to the nurse: "If i can make a big enough wish,
my dad wont be dead anymore". What is the conclusion made by the
nurse?
A. The child is voicing thought that are normal for children this age
B. The child is making up a story so sad feelings will not be as painful
C. This is magical thinking, generally used by older children D. The
child is repeasting something he heard other children say - ANSWER -
>A. The child is voicing thought that are normal for children this age
A 79 year old client admitted that his daughter hits him while helping
him dress each morning. Whats the appropriate nursing action?
A. The family member is to be charged for this offense
REAL EXAM ALL 60+ EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED PASS 2025/2026
The nurse observes a client diagnosed with anorexia nervosa doing
repeated, vigorous sit ups in her room. What is the most therapeutic
intervention by the nurse? A. Allow the client to continue to exercise
B. Interrupt the routine and offer to walk with her
C. Tell the client exercise is not allowed
D. Restrict the client from her room - ANSWER - >B. Interrupt the
routine and offer to walk with her
A client is prescribed diazepam PRN for panic disorder. Which of the
following facts would cause the nurse to question the order?
A. The client has been diagnosed with IBS
B. The client states she is allergic to meperidine
C. The client has severe addiction problem in the past
D. Lithium Carbonate has also been prescibed - ANSWER - >C.
The client has severe addiction problem in the past
The nurse is assessing the client in a fugue state. What
assessment finding would the nurse recognize as most
significant to a fugue state. A. Depersonalization episode
B. History of childhood trauma
C. Recent history of sever trauma
D. Depressive Symptoms - ANSWER - >C. Recent history of sever
trauma
,A child is diagnosed as being on the autistic spectrum. Which clinical
manifestation should the nurse expect? SATA
A. Inability to express themselves
B. Appropriate nonverbal communication
C. Repetitive body movements
D. Inability to maintain eye contact
E. Hallucinations - ANSWER - >A. Inability to express themselves
C. Repetitive body movements
D. Inability to maintain eye contact
A client is admitted with a diagnosis of dependent personality
disorder. Which question by the nurse indicates an understand of the
essential feature of the disorder? A. Are you afraid of being alone?
B. Do you find that you don't want praise for your accomplishments
C. Do you feel awkward in social situations?
D. Do you have problems expressing your feelings? - ANSWER - >A. Are
you afraid of being alone?
A nurse is teaching a group of students about the risk factors and
complications of anorexia nervosa. Which of the following
complications should be stressed as the most serious.
A. Increased risk of mortality
B. Family relationships
C. Depression
D. Ineffective coping - ANSWER - >A. Increased risk of mortality
A child drowned while swimming in a local lake 2 years ago. Which
behavior best indicates the child parent are mourning in an effective
way?
, A. They throw flowers on the lake at each anniversary date of the
accident
B. They forbid their other children from going swimming C. They
sealed their childs room and will not allow anyone too change it
D. They keep a place set for the deceased child at the family dinner
table - ANSWER - >A. They throw flowers on the lake at each
anniversary date of the accident
A child diagnosed with ODD is spiteful, vindictive, and argumentative
and has a history of aggressiveness towards others. Which of the
following would be a priority nursing concern?
A. impaired social skills during group therapy
B. Ineffective coping in dealing with negative behaviors
C. Poor impulse control leading towards violence of others
D. Refusal to engage actively in the treatment plan - ANSWER -
>C. Poor impulse control leading towards violence of others
A 4 year old child states to the nurse: "If i can make a big enough wish,
my dad wont be dead anymore". What is the conclusion made by the
nurse?
A. The child is voicing thought that are normal for children this age
B. The child is making up a story so sad feelings will not be as painful
C. This is magical thinking, generally used by older children D. The
child is repeasting something he heard other children say - ANSWER -
>A. The child is voicing thought that are normal for children this age
A 79 year old client admitted that his daughter hits him while helping
him dress each morning. Whats the appropriate nursing action?
A. The family member is to be charged for this offense
