NSG 2400 SINCLAIR COMMUNITY
COLLEGE EXAM 2 CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PRACTICE
SOLUTION GRADED A+
⩥ A client who has a history of psychiatric problems, including an
antisocial personality disorder, is admitted to the hospital. What typical
behavior does the nurse anticipate?
1
Sexual acting out
2
Interpersonal difficulties
3
Diminished contact with reality
4
Compulsive behaviors associated with following rules..
Answer: 2
Interpersonal difficulties
These clients usually have a history of interpersonal difficulties. They
are unable to engage in the give-and-take a relationship requires because
, of their consistent disregard for and exploitation of others. There is no
direct relationship between antisocial personality disorders and sexual
acting out. These clients are in contact with reality. Compulsive
behaviors are typical of clients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, not
antisocial personality disorder. These clients typically do not conform to
societal rules.
⩥.
A client with bulimia nervosa eats two sandwiches, two salads, and four
desserts for lunch. What client behavior should the nurse anticipate after
the meal is consumed?
1
Excessive exercise
2
Hoarding of more food for a later binge
3
Active socializing with small groups of clients
4
Withdrawing from the group to go to the bathroom.
Answer: 4
Withdrawing from the group to go to the bathroom
Bulimia is characterized by the binge-purge cycle; most clients withdraw
from others and vomit after an eating binge. Although some individuals
COLLEGE EXAM 2 CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PRACTICE
SOLUTION GRADED A+
⩥ A client who has a history of psychiatric problems, including an
antisocial personality disorder, is admitted to the hospital. What typical
behavior does the nurse anticipate?
1
Sexual acting out
2
Interpersonal difficulties
3
Diminished contact with reality
4
Compulsive behaviors associated with following rules..
Answer: 2
Interpersonal difficulties
These clients usually have a history of interpersonal difficulties. They
are unable to engage in the give-and-take a relationship requires because
, of their consistent disregard for and exploitation of others. There is no
direct relationship between antisocial personality disorders and sexual
acting out. These clients are in contact with reality. Compulsive
behaviors are typical of clients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, not
antisocial personality disorder. These clients typically do not conform to
societal rules.
⩥.
A client with bulimia nervosa eats two sandwiches, two salads, and four
desserts for lunch. What client behavior should the nurse anticipate after
the meal is consumed?
1
Excessive exercise
2
Hoarding of more food for a later binge
3
Active socializing with small groups of clients
4
Withdrawing from the group to go to the bathroom.
Answer: 4
Withdrawing from the group to go to the bathroom
Bulimia is characterized by the binge-purge cycle; most clients withdraw
from others and vomit after an eating binge. Although some individuals
