RN ATI MENTAL HEALTH PROCTORED
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, The DSM-5 establishes diagnostic criteria, assists nurses in planning care, and identifies expected
findings for mental health disorders. The DSM-5 does not contain client education handouts or
recommended pharmacological treatment.
Beneficence The quality of doing good, can be described as charity
Autonomy The client's right to make their own decisions
Justice Fair and equal treatment for all
Fidelity Loyalty and faithfulness to the client and to one's duty
Veracity Honesty when dealing with a client
Requirements for restraining a patient Provider must prescribe the restraint in writing; time limits are
based on age, 4 hr for adults, 2 hr for ages 9-17, 1 hr for age 8 and younger; must be reviewed every 24
hr; documentation must be done every 15-30 min
False imprisonment Confining a client to a specific area if the reason for such confinement is for the
convenience of the staff
Assault Making a threat to a client's person
Battery Touching a client in a harmful or offensive way
A nurse in an emergency mental health facility is caring for a group of clients. The nurse should identify
that which of the following clients requires a temporary emergency admission?
A. A client who has schizophrenia with delusions of grandeur
B. A client who has manifestations of depression and attempted suicide a year ago
C. A client who has borderline personality disorder and assaulted a homeless man with a metal rod
D. A client who has bipolar disorder and paces quickly around the room while talking to himself C. A
client who is a current danger to self or others is a candidate for a temporary emergency admission.
A nurse decides to put a client who has a psychotic disorder in seclusion overnight because the unit is
very short-staffed, and the client frequently fights with other clients. The nurse's actions are an example
of which of the following torts?
A. Invasion of privacy
B. False imprisonment
C. Assault
D. Battery B. Secluding a client for the convenience of the staff is false imprisonment.
, A client tells a nurse, "Don't tell anyone but I hid a sharp knife under my mattress in order to protect
myself from my roommate, who is always yelling at me and threatening me." Which of the following
actions should the nurse take?
A. Keep the client's communication confidential, but talk to the client daily, using therapeutic
communication to convince him to admit to hiding the knife.
B. Keep the client's communication confidential, but watch the client and his roommate closely.
C. Tell the client that this must be reported to the health care team because it concerns the health and
safety of the client and others.
D. Report the incident to the health care team, but do not inform the client of the intention to do so.
C. The information presented by the client is a serious safety issue that the nurse must report to
the health care team, using the ethical principle of veracity.
A nurse is caring for a client who is in mechanical restraints. Which of the following statements should
the nurse include in the documentation? (Select all that apply)
A. "Client ate most of his breakfast."
B. "Client was offered 8 oz of water every hr."
C. "Client shouted obscenities at assistive personnel."
D. "Client received chlorpromazine 15 mg by mouth at 1000."
E. "Client acted out after lunch." B, C, & D.
Documentation must include how much water was offered and how often, a description of the client's
verbal communication, and the dosage and time of medication administration. Intake and behavior
should be documented in the client's medical record.
A nurse hears a newly licensed nurse discussing a client's hallucinations in the hallway with another
nurse. Which of the following actions should the nurse take first?
A. Notify the nurse manager.
B. Tell the nurse to stop discussing the behavior.
C. Provide an in-service program about confidentiality.
D. Complete an incident report. B. The greatest risk to this client is invasion of privacy through the
sharing of confidential information in a public place. The first action the nurse should take is to tell the
newly licensed nurse to stop discussing the client's hallucinations in a public location.
EXAM WITH NGN - ALL 14 VERSIONS
QUESTIONS) & COMPLETE 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
WELL EXPLAINED AND VERIFIED BY
EXPERTS AND GRADED A+ 2024 LATEST
UPDATE ALREADY PASSED!!!!!!!!! WITH
100% GUARANTEED SUCCESS AFTER
DOWNLOAD (ALL YOU NEED TO PASS
YOUR EXAMS)
,
, The DSM-5 establishes diagnostic criteria, assists nurses in planning care, and identifies expected
findings for mental health disorders. The DSM-5 does not contain client education handouts or
recommended pharmacological treatment.
Beneficence The quality of doing good, can be described as charity
Autonomy The client's right to make their own decisions
Justice Fair and equal treatment for all
Fidelity Loyalty and faithfulness to the client and to one's duty
Veracity Honesty when dealing with a client
Requirements for restraining a patient Provider must prescribe the restraint in writing; time limits are
based on age, 4 hr for adults, 2 hr for ages 9-17, 1 hr for age 8 and younger; must be reviewed every 24
hr; documentation must be done every 15-30 min
False imprisonment Confining a client to a specific area if the reason for such confinement is for the
convenience of the staff
Assault Making a threat to a client's person
Battery Touching a client in a harmful or offensive way
A nurse in an emergency mental health facility is caring for a group of clients. The nurse should identify
that which of the following clients requires a temporary emergency admission?
A. A client who has schizophrenia with delusions of grandeur
B. A client who has manifestations of depression and attempted suicide a year ago
C. A client who has borderline personality disorder and assaulted a homeless man with a metal rod
D. A client who has bipolar disorder and paces quickly around the room while talking to himself C. A
client who is a current danger to self or others is a candidate for a temporary emergency admission.
A nurse decides to put a client who has a psychotic disorder in seclusion overnight because the unit is
very short-staffed, and the client frequently fights with other clients. The nurse's actions are an example
of which of the following torts?
A. Invasion of privacy
B. False imprisonment
C. Assault
D. Battery B. Secluding a client for the convenience of the staff is false imprisonment.
, A client tells a nurse, "Don't tell anyone but I hid a sharp knife under my mattress in order to protect
myself from my roommate, who is always yelling at me and threatening me." Which of the following
actions should the nurse take?
A. Keep the client's communication confidential, but talk to the client daily, using therapeutic
communication to convince him to admit to hiding the knife.
B. Keep the client's communication confidential, but watch the client and his roommate closely.
C. Tell the client that this must be reported to the health care team because it concerns the health and
safety of the client and others.
D. Report the incident to the health care team, but do not inform the client of the intention to do so.
C. The information presented by the client is a serious safety issue that the nurse must report to
the health care team, using the ethical principle of veracity.
A nurse is caring for a client who is in mechanical restraints. Which of the following statements should
the nurse include in the documentation? (Select all that apply)
A. "Client ate most of his breakfast."
B. "Client was offered 8 oz of water every hr."
C. "Client shouted obscenities at assistive personnel."
D. "Client received chlorpromazine 15 mg by mouth at 1000."
E. "Client acted out after lunch." B, C, & D.
Documentation must include how much water was offered and how often, a description of the client's
verbal communication, and the dosage and time of medication administration. Intake and behavior
should be documented in the client's medical record.
A nurse hears a newly licensed nurse discussing a client's hallucinations in the hallway with another
nurse. Which of the following actions should the nurse take first?
A. Notify the nurse manager.
B. Tell the nurse to stop discussing the behavior.
C. Provide an in-service program about confidentiality.
D. Complete an incident report. B. The greatest risk to this client is invasion of privacy through the
sharing of confidential information in a public place. The first action the nurse should take is to tell the
newly licensed nurse to stop discussing the client's hallucinations in a public location.
