NSG 322 Exam 1 || Faultless Answers 100%.
interpersonal relations theory correct answers Peplau's theory: Emphasized the nurse-client
relationship as the foundation of nursing practice. It gave emphasis on the give-and-take of
nurse-client relationships that was seen by many as revolutionary.
what type of therapy should be encouraged for a patient experiencing cognitive distortions?
correct answers cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
what is a common side effect following ECT treatments? correct answers short term memory
loss
which of the following types of anti-depressants pose the greatest risk for overdose? (MAOIs,
SSRIs, SNRIs, tricyclic TCAs) correct answers tricyclics TCAs (cardiac toxicity effect in high
doses)
duty to warn correct answers an obligation to warn third parties when they may be in danger
from a patient
duty to protect correct answers ethical and legal obligations of health care workers to protect
patients from physically harming themselves or others
priapism is an adverse reaction for which medications? (isocarboxazide, mirtazapine, sertraline,
trazadone) correct answers trazodone
symptoms of serotonin syndrome correct answers tachycardia, hypertension, GI symptoms,
hyperthermia, restlessness, mood swings
foods high in tyramine correct answers avocados; bananas; eggplants; figs; overripe fruit;
papaya; raisins;
anything pickled; organ meats; smoked meats;
, aged cheese; caffeine; red wine; beer; sherry;
sour cream; soy sauce; yogurt (table 14.7)
mental health correct answers an overall state of well-being and balance
mental illness correct answers a diagnosable psychiatric disorder
behavioral health correct answers an individual's response to alterations in mental (and physical)
health; behavioral health care is the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of these responses
DMDD correct answers disruptive mood dysregulation disorder: dx between ages of 6 and 18,
characterized by constant irritability present in at least two settings (home, school, with peers);
interventions include CBT
persistent depressive disorder correct answers depressive disorder characterized by a chronically
sad and melancholy mood; treatment similar to MDD and includes psychotherapy such as CBT
and antidepressants
premenstrual dysphoric disorder correct answers a disorder marked by repeated episodes of
significant depression and related symptoms during the week before menstruation
substance/medication-induced depressive disorder correct answers the result of prolonged use of
or withdrawal from drugs and alcohol; sx appear within 1 month of use and sx would not
normally be present in the absence of drug/alcohol use or withdrawal
substances/medications associated with MDD correct answers CNS depressants (alcohol,
barbiturates, benzodiazepines, clonidine), CNS meds (amantadine, bromocriptine, levodopa,
phenothiazines, phenytoin), psychostimulants (amphetamines), systemic meds (corticosteroids,
digoxin, diltiazem... see table 14.1)
interpersonal relations theory correct answers Peplau's theory: Emphasized the nurse-client
relationship as the foundation of nursing practice. It gave emphasis on the give-and-take of
nurse-client relationships that was seen by many as revolutionary.
what type of therapy should be encouraged for a patient experiencing cognitive distortions?
correct answers cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
what is a common side effect following ECT treatments? correct answers short term memory
loss
which of the following types of anti-depressants pose the greatest risk for overdose? (MAOIs,
SSRIs, SNRIs, tricyclic TCAs) correct answers tricyclics TCAs (cardiac toxicity effect in high
doses)
duty to warn correct answers an obligation to warn third parties when they may be in danger
from a patient
duty to protect correct answers ethical and legal obligations of health care workers to protect
patients from physically harming themselves or others
priapism is an adverse reaction for which medications? (isocarboxazide, mirtazapine, sertraline,
trazadone) correct answers trazodone
symptoms of serotonin syndrome correct answers tachycardia, hypertension, GI symptoms,
hyperthermia, restlessness, mood swings
foods high in tyramine correct answers avocados; bananas; eggplants; figs; overripe fruit;
papaya; raisins;
anything pickled; organ meats; smoked meats;
, aged cheese; caffeine; red wine; beer; sherry;
sour cream; soy sauce; yogurt (table 14.7)
mental health correct answers an overall state of well-being and balance
mental illness correct answers a diagnosable psychiatric disorder
behavioral health correct answers an individual's response to alterations in mental (and physical)
health; behavioral health care is the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of these responses
DMDD correct answers disruptive mood dysregulation disorder: dx between ages of 6 and 18,
characterized by constant irritability present in at least two settings (home, school, with peers);
interventions include CBT
persistent depressive disorder correct answers depressive disorder characterized by a chronically
sad and melancholy mood; treatment similar to MDD and includes psychotherapy such as CBT
and antidepressants
premenstrual dysphoric disorder correct answers a disorder marked by repeated episodes of
significant depression and related symptoms during the week before menstruation
substance/medication-induced depressive disorder correct answers the result of prolonged use of
or withdrawal from drugs and alcohol; sx appear within 1 month of use and sx would not
normally be present in the absence of drug/alcohol use or withdrawal
substances/medications associated with MDD correct answers CNS depressants (alcohol,
barbiturates, benzodiazepines, clonidine), CNS meds (amantadine, bromocriptine, levodopa,
phenothiazines, phenytoin), psychostimulants (amphetamines), systemic meds (corticosteroids,
digoxin, diltiazem... see table 14.1)
