NRNP 6640 FINAL EXAM (NRNP 6640)

. An 8-year-old has been having trouble making friends at school. His parents-initiated treatment when he also started acting out at home. Which is the most appropriate step that the PMHNP takes during the assessment process when using an integrated approach? 2. A PMHNP has been treating a 9-year-old patient who was referred by her school. Students are asked to raise their hands before speaking during group discussion, but the patient seems to blurt out what she wants to say without being cal...

NRNP 6640 Final Exam 1. An 8-year-old has been having trouble making friends at school. His parents-initiated treatment when he also started acting out at home. Which is the most appropriate step t hat the PMHNP takes during the assessment process when using an integrated approach? 2. A PMHNP has been treating a 9-year-old patient who was referred by her school. Students are asked to raise their hands before speaking during group discussion, but the patient seems to blurt out what she wants to s...

NRNP 6640 FINAL EXAM – QUESTION AND ANSWERS

NRNP 6640 Final Exam Summer 2020 – 74 out of 75) Linda is a 65-year-old patient who has completed initial treatment for alcohol addiction and anxiety problems. She is motivated to continue her treatment gains and have a healthy lifestyle. How would the PMHNP apply a mindfulness approach to this case? A PMHNP is assessing a 60-year-old patient named Carlos. He has severe PTSD and mild substance abuse issues. The most appropriate setting to treat Carlos would be a _________. The PMHNP is interv...

NRNP 6640 Final Exam with Answers When preparing to terminate a patient, what does the PMHNP do to organize thoughts about the patient’s progress made during treatment? The PMHNP is caring for an older adult patient who is in the acute phase of schizophrenia. Which therapeutic model will the PMHNP employ with this patient? A 55-year-old patient recovering from substance abuse tells the PMHNP, “It’s impossible to meet new people. I really hate being single.” Using existential psychothera...