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What is the primary goal of psychiatric Assess safety, symptoms, and functioning
assessment?
What is the first priority in any psychiatric Safety
evaluation?
What are the core roles of the PMHNP? Assessment, diagnosis, psychotherapy, medication
management, consultation, education, advocacy
What defines the PMHNP scope of Education, certification, and state regulation
practice?
What is the difference between scope of Scope = what PMHNPs are authorized to do; Standards = how
practice and standards of practice? care is delivered
What ethical framework guides PMHNP ANA Code of Ethics
practice?
What is the most important skill in the Listening
psychiatric interview?
What are the two main goals of the Diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic alliance
psychiatric interview?
What are the components of a HPI, past psych history, medical history, substance use, family
comprehensive psychiatric evaluation? history, social history, MSE
What does the NOTEPAD mnemonic stand Nature, Onset, Triggers, Exacerbating factors, Progression,
for? Associated symptoms, Disability
What does 'Disability' assess in HPI? Impact on work, school, and relationships
What is the Mental Status Exam (MSE)? Cross-sectional psychiatric assessment
What is mood? Subjective emotional experience
What is affect? Objective emotional expression
, How do you test cognition in the MSE? Count backward from 100 by 7s OR spell a word backward
What cognitive domain does Serial 7s Attention and concentration
assess?
What does spelling a word backward Attention and concentration
assess?
How is immediate memory tested? 3-word recall
How is recent memory tested? Asking about events earlier today
How is remote memory tested? Asking about past personal or historical facts
How is abstraction tested? Interpreting proverbs or identifying similarities
What are flight of ideas? Rapid, pressured, but connected thoughts
What are loose associations? No logical connection between thoughts
What is tangential speech? Never answers the question
What is circumstantial speech? Eventually answers the question
What are clang associations? Rhyming speech pattern
What is word salad? Completely incoherent speech
What is echolalia? Repeating another person's words
What is echopraxia? Mimicking another person's movements
What is a delusion? Fixed false belief
What is a hallucination? False sensory perception without stimulus
What is repression? Unconscious blocking of painful thoughts
What is denial? Conscious refusal to accept reality
What is suppression? Conscious postponement of distressing thoughts
What is sublimation? Redirecting unacceptable impulses into healthy outlets
What defines trauma? Actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual violence
What is the difference between trauma and Trauma is life-threatening; stress is not
stress?
What are the symptoms of Acute Stress Symptoms < 1 month after trauma
Disorder?
What are the symptoms of PTSD? Symptoms > 1 month after trauma
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What is the primary goal of psychiatric Assess safety, symptoms, and functioning
assessment?
What is the first priority in any psychiatric Safety
evaluation?
What are the core roles of the PMHNP? Assessment, diagnosis, psychotherapy, medication
management, consultation, education, advocacy
What defines the PMHNP scope of Education, certification, and state regulation
practice?
What is the difference between scope of Scope = what PMHNPs are authorized to do; Standards = how
practice and standards of practice? care is delivered
What ethical framework guides PMHNP ANA Code of Ethics
practice?
What is the most important skill in the Listening
psychiatric interview?
What are the two main goals of the Diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic alliance
psychiatric interview?
What are the components of a HPI, past psych history, medical history, substance use, family
comprehensive psychiatric evaluation? history, social history, MSE
What does the NOTEPAD mnemonic stand Nature, Onset, Triggers, Exacerbating factors, Progression,
for? Associated symptoms, Disability
What does 'Disability' assess in HPI? Impact on work, school, and relationships
What is the Mental Status Exam (MSE)? Cross-sectional psychiatric assessment
What is mood? Subjective emotional experience
What is affect? Objective emotional expression
, How do you test cognition in the MSE? Count backward from 100 by 7s OR spell a word backward
What cognitive domain does Serial 7s Attention and concentration
assess?
What does spelling a word backward Attention and concentration
assess?
How is immediate memory tested? 3-word recall
How is recent memory tested? Asking about events earlier today
How is remote memory tested? Asking about past personal or historical facts
How is abstraction tested? Interpreting proverbs or identifying similarities
What are flight of ideas? Rapid, pressured, but connected thoughts
What are loose associations? No logical connection between thoughts
What is tangential speech? Never answers the question
What is circumstantial speech? Eventually answers the question
What are clang associations? Rhyming speech pattern
What is word salad? Completely incoherent speech
What is echolalia? Repeating another person's words
What is echopraxia? Mimicking another person's movements
What is a delusion? Fixed false belief
What is a hallucination? False sensory perception without stimulus
What is repression? Unconscious blocking of painful thoughts
What is denial? Conscious refusal to accept reality
What is suppression? Conscious postponement of distressing thoughts
What is sublimation? Redirecting unacceptable impulses into healthy outlets
What defines trauma? Actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual violence
What is the difference between trauma and Trauma is life-threatening; stress is not
stress?
What are the symptoms of Acute Stress Symptoms < 1 month after trauma
Disorder?
What are the symptoms of PTSD? Symptoms > 1 month after trauma
