CHAMBERLAIN · NR 607 · WEEK 4
NR 607 Week 4 – Diagnosis &
Management in Psychiatric Mental
Health III
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70+ Verified Questions NR 607 · Week 4 · PMHNP
,A 16-year-old boy is consistently on A client presents with hand tremor
the honor roll at school. Neither his and confusion. The client reports
school nor his community offers having a "stomach bug" last week
extracurricular activities, but he with vomiting and diarrhea. She
plans to apply to prestigious states she takes a "psych"
colleges when he graduates from medication but cannot remember
high school. His parents believe that what it is called. Which medication
he should get a job immediately should the PMHNP suspect as a
after graduation as they cannot cause of the client's symptoms?
help him financially, and they
believe college is a "waste of time." A. lithium
In which category does the boy B. clozapine
have the most protective factors C. bupropion
against perpetrating violence? D. aripiprazole
A. lithium
A. society
B. individual
C. family Rationale: Lithium is cleared by the
D. community kidneys, and dehydration or sodium
B. individual loss from vomiting and diarrhea can
raise serum lithium concentrations.
Tremor and confusion are classic
Rationale: The strongest protective neurologic signs of lithium toxicity,
factors described are individual making lithium the medication that
factors: strong academic achievement, should be suspected first.
future orientation, and a clear goal of
attending college. The family is not
providing educational encouragement
or financial support, and the
school/community lack extracurricular
opportunities, so the boy's personal
strengths are the most prominent
protective category.
, Which is a common factor found in A client presents to the emergency
those who perpetrate child sexual department with sudden vision loss.
abuse? The attending physician finds no
immediate medical cause. Which
A. high IQ finding best supports a diagnosis of
B. high IQ functional neurological symptom
C. exposure to sexually explicit disorder?
behavior at an early age
D. low economic status A. The client does not appear
C. exposure to sexually explicit distressed by the vision changes
behavior at an early age B. The client has a history of
borderline personality disorder
C. The client is able to touch his
Rationale: Early exposure to sexualized fingers to his nose
behavior or sexual victimization is D. The client has been drinking alcohol
recognized as one potential A. The client does not appear
developmental risk factor among distressed by the vision changes.
some people who later perpetrate
child sexual abuse. It is not
deterministic, but it is more relevant to Rationale: The answer reflects the
the question than intelligence level or classic exam concept of la belle
low economic status, neither of which indifference, in which a person with a
is a defining common factor. functional neurologic symptom may
appear unexpectedly unconcerned
about a dramatic deficit. Clinically, lack
of distress is neither required nor
diagnostic by itself; functional
neurologic symptom disorder is
established by positive findings
showing incompatibility with
recognized neurologic disease rather
than simply by a normal workup.
NR 607 Week 4 – Diagnosis &
Management in Psychiatric Mental
Health III
Study Questions with Correct Answers | Rated A+ | Chamberlain
CO U R S E WEEK PROGRAM S TAT U S
NR 607 Week 4 PMHNP Verified
Comprehensive Q&A study guide for NR 607 Week 4 – Diagnosis & Management in
Psychiatric Mental Health III.
All questions and answers reproduced exactly as written.
,📋 Questions & Verified Answers
70+ Verified Questions NR 607 · Week 4 · PMHNP
,A 16-year-old boy is consistently on A client presents with hand tremor
the honor roll at school. Neither his and confusion. The client reports
school nor his community offers having a "stomach bug" last week
extracurricular activities, but he with vomiting and diarrhea. She
plans to apply to prestigious states she takes a "psych"
colleges when he graduates from medication but cannot remember
high school. His parents believe that what it is called. Which medication
he should get a job immediately should the PMHNP suspect as a
after graduation as they cannot cause of the client's symptoms?
help him financially, and they
believe college is a "waste of time." A. lithium
In which category does the boy B. clozapine
have the most protective factors C. bupropion
against perpetrating violence? D. aripiprazole
A. lithium
A. society
B. individual
C. family Rationale: Lithium is cleared by the
D. community kidneys, and dehydration or sodium
B. individual loss from vomiting and diarrhea can
raise serum lithium concentrations.
Tremor and confusion are classic
Rationale: The strongest protective neurologic signs of lithium toxicity,
factors described are individual making lithium the medication that
factors: strong academic achievement, should be suspected first.
future orientation, and a clear goal of
attending college. The family is not
providing educational encouragement
or financial support, and the
school/community lack extracurricular
opportunities, so the boy's personal
strengths are the most prominent
protective category.
, Which is a common factor found in A client presents to the emergency
those who perpetrate child sexual department with sudden vision loss.
abuse? The attending physician finds no
immediate medical cause. Which
A. high IQ finding best supports a diagnosis of
B. high IQ functional neurological symptom
C. exposure to sexually explicit disorder?
behavior at an early age
D. low economic status A. The client does not appear
C. exposure to sexually explicit distressed by the vision changes
behavior at an early age B. The client has a history of
borderline personality disorder
C. The client is able to touch his
Rationale: Early exposure to sexualized fingers to his nose
behavior or sexual victimization is D. The client has been drinking alcohol
recognized as one potential A. The client does not appear
developmental risk factor among distressed by the vision changes.
some people who later perpetrate
child sexual abuse. It is not
deterministic, but it is more relevant to Rationale: The answer reflects the
the question than intelligence level or classic exam concept of la belle
low economic status, neither of which indifference, in which a person with a
is a defining common factor. functional neurologic symptom may
appear unexpectedly unconcerned
about a dramatic deficit. Clinically, lack
of distress is neither required nor
diagnostic by itself; functional
neurologic symptom disorder is
established by positive findings
showing incompatibility with
recognized neurologic disease rather
than simply by a normal workup.
