NEWEST PMHNP BOARD EXAM LATEST 2025/2026
ACCURATE EXAM COMPLETE ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) A NEW UPDATED VERSIONS |GUARANTEED
PASS A+ (BRAND NEW!)
A pt. started a medication and then found out the FDA released
a BBW about the medication. What should the PMHNP do?
Answer- Research risks and benefits of continuing medication
A pt. was taking the same medication for years and now it is no
longer effective. The pt. requires a higher dose. What is this
called?
Answer- Tolerance
How do you know if someone is ready to transition to a less
intensive outpatient program?
Answer- They take responsibility for their actions and can
identify coping skills
How do you know if someone is NOT ready to transition to a
less intensive outpatient program?
,Answer- They still blame others for the cause of their substance
use
Your clinic wants you to develop a new policy to help address
medication errors. What should your first step be?
Answer- Assess the common types of med errors
You have a pregnant patient who is using alcohol. What is your
first intervention?
Answer- Refer to a residential treatment center
If a pt. has a hex of multiple SAs, what should you mention
during your first visit?
Answer- Confidentiality, mandated reporting
How do you know if a pt. with dementia is giving consent?
Answer- They can repeat the benefits and risks
, A pt. with psychosis is unable to provide informed consent.
What should you do?
Answer- Assess for involuntary treatment
You decide to stop a medication that is causing harmful side
effects. This is an example of what?
Answer- No maleficence
Your diagnosis a pt. with MDD and prescribe them a SSRI. This
is an example of what?
Answer- Beneficence
A 3yo gets sick on a bright sunny day then might think that the
sun caused them to get sick. This is an example of what?
Answer- Magical thinking
ACCURATE EXAM COMPLETE ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) A NEW UPDATED VERSIONS |GUARANTEED
PASS A+ (BRAND NEW!)
A pt. started a medication and then found out the FDA released
a BBW about the medication. What should the PMHNP do?
Answer- Research risks and benefits of continuing medication
A pt. was taking the same medication for years and now it is no
longer effective. The pt. requires a higher dose. What is this
called?
Answer- Tolerance
How do you know if someone is ready to transition to a less
intensive outpatient program?
Answer- They take responsibility for their actions and can
identify coping skills
How do you know if someone is NOT ready to transition to a
less intensive outpatient program?
,Answer- They still blame others for the cause of their substance
use
Your clinic wants you to develop a new policy to help address
medication errors. What should your first step be?
Answer- Assess the common types of med errors
You have a pregnant patient who is using alcohol. What is your
first intervention?
Answer- Refer to a residential treatment center
If a pt. has a hex of multiple SAs, what should you mention
during your first visit?
Answer- Confidentiality, mandated reporting
How do you know if a pt. with dementia is giving consent?
Answer- They can repeat the benefits and risks
, A pt. with psychosis is unable to provide informed consent.
What should you do?
Answer- Assess for involuntary treatment
You decide to stop a medication that is causing harmful side
effects. This is an example of what?
Answer- No maleficence
Your diagnosis a pt. with MDD and prescribe them a SSRI. This
is an example of what?
Answer- Beneficence
A 3yo gets sick on a bright sunny day then might think that the
sun caused them to get sick. This is an example of what?
Answer- Magical thinking
