CMN548
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CMN 548 MODULE 1 STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
CMN 548 MODULE 1 STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 1. The nurse is conducting a patient interview. Which statement made by the patient should the nurse more fully explore during the interview? A I sleep like a baby. B I have no health problems. C I never did too good in school. D I am not currently taking any medications. ANS: C 2. A patient is admitted to the unit after an automobile accident. The nurse begins the mental status examination and finds that the patient has d...
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CMN 548 Module 2 SG Questions with Verifiable Solutions
CMN 548 Module 2 SG Questions with Verifiable Solutions Constructional Apraxia (details)LEFT understands big picture, but not the details (missing window on house) Limp ApraxiaLEFT cannot wave goodbye, use a hammer Verbal MemoryLEFT AKA anomia Visuospatial deficits:RIGHT difficulty with judging distance, depth perception, directions, hand eye coordination (dressing) Impaired visual perceptionRIGHT identifying common objects, difference between objects Hemispatial neglectR...
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CMN 548 Module 3 Study Questions with Correct Answers
CMN 548 Module 3 Study Questions with Correct Answers A patient is found to have a sudden onset of retrograde amnesia, a loss of personal identity, and minimal anterograde amnesia. She also is unable to recall her name. This patient is likely experiencing which of the following: A. Psychogenic amnesia B. Neurological amnesia C. Infantile amnesia D. None of the aboveA. Psychogenic Amnesia A 4-year-old child participates in the following behaviors: deferred imitation, symbolic pl...
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CMN 548 Module 5 Psychopharmacology Questions with Correct Answers
CMN 548 Module 5 Psychopharmacology Questions with Correct Answers What medication is effective in treating neuroleptic malignant syndrome and what is the dosing?Dantrolene (Dantrium) IV 0.8-2.5 mg/kg every 6 hours - Max dailt dose 10mg/kg - Convert to oral when symptoms subside - Treatment normally lasts 5-10 days unless a long acting injectable medication was the cause What is the supportive treatment for neuroleptic malignant syndrome? (Aside from Dantrolene)- Discontinue antipsy...
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CMN 548 Unit 5 Questions with Correct Answers
CMN 548 Unit 5 Questions with Correct Answers Nocturnal Myoclonus symptoms:consists of highly stereotyped, abrupt contractions of certain leg muscles during sleep. Patients lack any subjective awareness of the leg jerks. The condition may be present in about 40 % of persons over 65 years of age. The cause is unknown, but it is a rare side effect of SSRIs. The repetitive leg movements occur every 20 to 60 seconds, with extension of the large toe and flexion of the ankle, the knee, and...
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CMN 548 Module 1 Study Guide Questions with verifiable Solutions
CMN 548 Module 1 Study Guide Questions with verifiable Solutions Low serum chloride levels =may occur in eating disorder patients who purge by self-induced vomiting. Elevated Serum bicarbonate levels =patients who purge or who abuse laxatives. Low Bicarbonate levels and Phos Levels=pts who hyperventilate in response to anxiety Hypokalemia =may be present in eating disorder patients who purge or abuse laxatives and in psychogenic vomiting. What labs/studies should be ordered for e...
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CMN 548 MODULE 3 Questions with Correct Answers
CMN 548 MODULE 3 Questions with Correct Answers What is imprinting?learning during a particular early stage characterized by rapid acquisition and resistance to extinction. What is the attachment theory?-John Bowlby applied ethological principles to his theory of attachment. -Attachment between an infant and caregiver can insure the infant's survival through species specific behavioral patterns. -Includes Piagetian concept of schemas to the connection of an infant's attachment b...
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CMN 548 Unit 5 Questions with Correct Answers
CMN 548 Unit 5 Questions with Correct Answers What are the indications for nefazodone?-MDD A patient reports the side effect of visual trails, what does this mean?-pts sees an after image when looking at moving objects or when moving their heads quick. Can be seen with nefazodone Due to major safety concerns with the use of nefazodone, recommended laboratorytests of hepatic function and liver should be monitored. Dig and Lithium level too What are the clinical indications for mir...
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