NUR 384 EXAM 1 (ATI MODULES AND ATI TEXTBOOK) 102 QUESTIONS W
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A nurse is reviewing the concept of bias
with a newly licensed nurse. Which of the
following scenarios should the nurse use
to demonstrate biased treatment?
1. A client is not permitted to attend the 2. A client is not permitted to attend the
group therapy activity due to wanting to group therapy activity because they prac-
harm another peer in the group. tice the Buddhist faith.
2. A client is not permitted to attend
the group therapy activity because they Bias is when treatment of a client is
practice the Buddhist faith. verified in the form of stereotyping,
3. A client is not permitted to attend the prejudice, or discrimination. Therefore,
group therapy activity due to having a this scenario demonstrates biased treat-
family therapy session during the same ment.
time.
4. A client is not permitted to attend
the group therapy activity due to hav-
ing thoughts of harming themselves with
"anything they can find."
A nurse is caring for a newly admitted
client who states they are concerned
about their privacy and rights while on
the psychiatric unit. The nurse should ex-
a. The right to refuse treatment
plain to the client that they have which of
the following rights?
The right to self-determination allows a
client to refuse treatment, including med-
a. The right to refuse treatment
ications. Medication refusals for mental
b. The right for their information to be
illness are often due to side effects of the
shared with their family at any time
stigma of taking such a medication.
c. The right for their clinical notes to be
shared with anyone at the facility
d. The right for providers to solely decide
their treatment options
c. The creation of the National Institute
A nurse is presenting information on
for Mental Health
mental health services over the last 50
years to a group of newly licensed nurs-
The National Mental Health Act created
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the National Institute of Mental Health.
es. in 1946, the National Mental Health
The need for psychiatric services has
Act was signed into law which resulted
increased over the years, specifically fol-
in which of the following?
lowing World War II. The National Men-
tal Health Act was signed in 1946 by
a. The establishment of the mental health
President Harry Truman. This called for
court to determines soundness or fitness
a National Institute of Mental Health, and
to stand trial
the first meeting of the council took place
b. The development of mental health
that same year. The National Institute of
centers throughout community settings
Mental Health is a federal agency that
c. The creation of the National Institute
researches mental illness and was a pio-
for Mental Health
neer in assisting in the transformation of
d. The coverage of mental health ser-
treatment and understanding of mental
vices for children and youth
illnesses.
A nurse is explaining what "duty to warn"
means to a newly licensed nurse. Which
of the following statements by the newly
licensed nurse indicates an understand-
ing?
a. "If a client threatens to harm another
a. "If a client threatens to harm another
person, health care providers have a re-
person, health care providers have a re-
sponsibility to inform that person."
sponsibility to inform that person."
b. "If a client threatens to harm them-
A health care provider has a "duty to
selves, there is a responsibility to report
warn" when there is a threat from a client
that client to their family."
to another person to cause harm to them.
c. "If a client threatens to harm them-
selves, there is a responsibility to tell
their medical provider."
d. "If a client threatens to harm another
person, there is a responsibility to inform
the other person's family."
A nurse is preparing an in-service for
nursing staff on the concept of holistic
nursing. Which of the following compo-
nents should the nurse include in the
teaching?
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1. Holistic nursing considers the client's
1. Holistic nursing considers the client's
emotional health
emotional health
2. Holistic nursing care is limited to spiri-
tual health practices
Holistic nursing care considers the
3. Practicing holistic nursing requires
client's physical, emotional, social, spir-
certification beyond nursing licensure
itual, and intellectual health.
4. Assessment of holistic client practices
is limited to outpatient settings
A nurse is discussing ethical principles
with another nurse. Which of the follow-
ing should the nurse include as an exam-
ples of the principle of nonmaleficence?
a. A nurse evaluates the clint's desire for
autonomy while considering the personal
a. A nurse evaluates the clint's desire for
safety of other clients on the unit
autonomy while considering the person-
al safety of other clients on the unit
The principle of nonmaleficence involves
b. A nurse encourages the client to de-
doing no harm. By weighing the risks and
termine which therapeutic activity they
benefits of the client's desire for auton-
would like to participate in
omy while considering the safety of the
c. A nurse plans to spend equal amounts
other clients on the unit, the nurse is
of time with each client assigned to their
practicing nonmaleficence.
care
d. A nurse makes a referral to speech
therapy for a client who is experiencing
dysphagia
A nurse is discussing the DSM-5 TR with
a newly licensed practical nurse. Which
of the following statements by the newly b. "The DSM-5 TR assists in planning
licensed nurse indicates an understand- nursing interventions for clients who
ing of the DSM-5? have a mental health disorder."
a. "I would use the DSM-5 TR to diag- Nurses often use the DSM-5 TR diag-
nose clients who have mental health dis- nostic information to assist with planning,
orders." implementing, and evaluating client care.
b. "The DSM-5 TR assists in planning
nursing interventions for clients who
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have a mental health disorder."
c. "I would use the DSM-5 TR as a guide
instructing what specific criteria or ques-
This information can guide nursing inter-
tions should be asked for a suspected
ventions for specific needs.
mental health diagnosis."
d. "The DSM-5 TR tells how to treat a pa-
tient who has a mental health diagnosis."
A nurse is working in a neighborhood
where the population is culturally di-
verse. Which of the following actions
c. Talk to the residents of the neighbor-
should the nurse take to ensure the de-
hood about their culture
livery of culturally competent care?
Cultural competence involves gaining
a. Reflect on their own culture
knowledge about another individual's
b. Read a book about the countries of the
culture. Speaking to the residents of the
residents' ancestry
neighborhood can assist the nurse in
c. Talk to the residents of the neighbor-
gaining this knowledge.
hood about their culture
d. Provide care that meets the resident's
needs
A nurse is preparing a poster presen-
tation on the priorities of Healthy Peo-
ple 2030. Which of the following priority
goals should the nurse include? b. Prevention practices related to cy-
ber-bullying
a. The practice of trephination for the
treatment of mental illness Cyber-bullying is a stressor that can re-
b. Prevention practices related to cy- sult in mental health disorders. By imple-
ber-bullying menting practices targeted at prevention
c. Increasing institutionalization of clients of cyber-bullying, the priority goal of pre-
who have severe mental health disorders vention of mental health disorders is met.
d. Limit screening of mental illness to
those individuals who display manifesta-
tions
A newly licensed nurse is reviewing the
American Nurses Association's core pro-
fessional values of nursing. Which of the
ACTUAL ANSWERS!!
A nurse is reviewing the concept of bias
with a newly licensed nurse. Which of the
following scenarios should the nurse use
to demonstrate biased treatment?
1. A client is not permitted to attend the 2. A client is not permitted to attend the
group therapy activity due to wanting to group therapy activity because they prac-
harm another peer in the group. tice the Buddhist faith.
2. A client is not permitted to attend
the group therapy activity because they Bias is when treatment of a client is
practice the Buddhist faith. verified in the form of stereotyping,
3. A client is not permitted to attend the prejudice, or discrimination. Therefore,
group therapy activity due to having a this scenario demonstrates biased treat-
family therapy session during the same ment.
time.
4. A client is not permitted to attend
the group therapy activity due to hav-
ing thoughts of harming themselves with
"anything they can find."
A nurse is caring for a newly admitted
client who states they are concerned
about their privacy and rights while on
the psychiatric unit. The nurse should ex-
a. The right to refuse treatment
plain to the client that they have which of
the following rights?
The right to self-determination allows a
client to refuse treatment, including med-
a. The right to refuse treatment
ications. Medication refusals for mental
b. The right for their information to be
illness are often due to side effects of the
shared with their family at any time
stigma of taking such a medication.
c. The right for their clinical notes to be
shared with anyone at the facility
d. The right for providers to solely decide
their treatment options
c. The creation of the National Institute
A nurse is presenting information on
for Mental Health
mental health services over the last 50
years to a group of newly licensed nurs-
The National Mental Health Act created
, NUR 384 EXAM 1 (ATI MODULES AND ATI TEXTBOOK) 102 QUESTIONS W
ACTUAL ANSWERS!!
the National Institute of Mental Health.
es. in 1946, the National Mental Health
The need for psychiatric services has
Act was signed into law which resulted
increased over the years, specifically fol-
in which of the following?
lowing World War II. The National Men-
tal Health Act was signed in 1946 by
a. The establishment of the mental health
President Harry Truman. This called for
court to determines soundness or fitness
a National Institute of Mental Health, and
to stand trial
the first meeting of the council took place
b. The development of mental health
that same year. The National Institute of
centers throughout community settings
Mental Health is a federal agency that
c. The creation of the National Institute
researches mental illness and was a pio-
for Mental Health
neer in assisting in the transformation of
d. The coverage of mental health ser-
treatment and understanding of mental
vices for children and youth
illnesses.
A nurse is explaining what "duty to warn"
means to a newly licensed nurse. Which
of the following statements by the newly
licensed nurse indicates an understand-
ing?
a. "If a client threatens to harm another
a. "If a client threatens to harm another
person, health care providers have a re-
person, health care providers have a re-
sponsibility to inform that person."
sponsibility to inform that person."
b. "If a client threatens to harm them-
A health care provider has a "duty to
selves, there is a responsibility to report
warn" when there is a threat from a client
that client to their family."
to another person to cause harm to them.
c. "If a client threatens to harm them-
selves, there is a responsibility to tell
their medical provider."
d. "If a client threatens to harm another
person, there is a responsibility to inform
the other person's family."
A nurse is preparing an in-service for
nursing staff on the concept of holistic
nursing. Which of the following compo-
nents should the nurse include in the
teaching?
, NUR 384 EXAM 1 (ATI MODULES AND ATI TEXTBOOK) 102 QUESTIONS W
ACTUAL ANSWERS!!
1. Holistic nursing considers the client's
1. Holistic nursing considers the client's
emotional health
emotional health
2. Holistic nursing care is limited to spiri-
tual health practices
Holistic nursing care considers the
3. Practicing holistic nursing requires
client's physical, emotional, social, spir-
certification beyond nursing licensure
itual, and intellectual health.
4. Assessment of holistic client practices
is limited to outpatient settings
A nurse is discussing ethical principles
with another nurse. Which of the follow-
ing should the nurse include as an exam-
ples of the principle of nonmaleficence?
a. A nurse evaluates the clint's desire for
autonomy while considering the personal
a. A nurse evaluates the clint's desire for
safety of other clients on the unit
autonomy while considering the person-
al safety of other clients on the unit
The principle of nonmaleficence involves
b. A nurse encourages the client to de-
doing no harm. By weighing the risks and
termine which therapeutic activity they
benefits of the client's desire for auton-
would like to participate in
omy while considering the safety of the
c. A nurse plans to spend equal amounts
other clients on the unit, the nurse is
of time with each client assigned to their
practicing nonmaleficence.
care
d. A nurse makes a referral to speech
therapy for a client who is experiencing
dysphagia
A nurse is discussing the DSM-5 TR with
a newly licensed practical nurse. Which
of the following statements by the newly b. "The DSM-5 TR assists in planning
licensed nurse indicates an understand- nursing interventions for clients who
ing of the DSM-5? have a mental health disorder."
a. "I would use the DSM-5 TR to diag- Nurses often use the DSM-5 TR diag-
nose clients who have mental health dis- nostic information to assist with planning,
orders." implementing, and evaluating client care.
b. "The DSM-5 TR assists in planning
nursing interventions for clients who
, NUR 384 EXAM 1 (ATI MODULES AND ATI TEXTBOOK) 102 QUESTIONS W
ACTUAL ANSWERS!!
have a mental health disorder."
c. "I would use the DSM-5 TR as a guide
instructing what specific criteria or ques-
This information can guide nursing inter-
tions should be asked for a suspected
ventions for specific needs.
mental health diagnosis."
d. "The DSM-5 TR tells how to treat a pa-
tient who has a mental health diagnosis."
A nurse is working in a neighborhood
where the population is culturally di-
verse. Which of the following actions
c. Talk to the residents of the neighbor-
should the nurse take to ensure the de-
hood about their culture
livery of culturally competent care?
Cultural competence involves gaining
a. Reflect on their own culture
knowledge about another individual's
b. Read a book about the countries of the
culture. Speaking to the residents of the
residents' ancestry
neighborhood can assist the nurse in
c. Talk to the residents of the neighbor-
gaining this knowledge.
hood about their culture
d. Provide care that meets the resident's
needs
A nurse is preparing a poster presen-
tation on the priorities of Healthy Peo-
ple 2030. Which of the following priority
goals should the nurse include? b. Prevention practices related to cy-
ber-bullying
a. The practice of trephination for the
treatment of mental illness Cyber-bullying is a stressor that can re-
b. Prevention practices related to cy- sult in mental health disorders. By imple-
ber-bullying menting practices targeted at prevention
c. Increasing institutionalization of clients of cyber-bullying, the priority goal of pre-
who have severe mental health disorders vention of mental health disorders is met.
d. Limit screening of mental illness to
those individuals who display manifesta-
tions
A newly licensed nurse is reviewing the
American Nurses Association's core pro-
fessional values of nursing. Which of the
