Exam 22: Cognitive Responses and Organic Mental Disorders
Exam 1: Roles and Functions of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses: Competent Caring21 Questions
Exam 2: Therapeutic Nurse-Patient Relationship28 Questions
Exam 3: The Stuart Stress Adaptation Model of Psychiatric Nursing Care31 Questions
Exam 4: Evidence-Based Psychiatric Nursing Practice22 Questions
Exam 5: Biological Context of Psychiatric Nursing Care23 Questions
Exam 6: Psychological Context of Psychiatric Nursing Care28 Questions
Exam 7: Social, Cultural, and Spiritual Context of Psychiatric Nursing Care18 Questions
Exam 8: Legal and Ethical Context of Psychiatric Nursing Care24 Questions
Exam 9: Policy and Advocacy in Mental Health Care23 Questions
Exam 10: Families as Resources, Caregivers, and Collaborators23 Questions
Exam 11: Implementing the Nursing Process: Standards of Practice and Professional Performance25 Questions
Exam 12: Prevention and Mental Health Promotion21 Questions
Exam 13: Crisis Intervention24 Questions
Exam 14: Recovery and Psychiatric Rehabilitation23 Questions
Exam 15: Anxiety Responses and Anxiety Disorders25 Questions
Exam 16: Psychophysiological Responses and Somatoform and Sleep Disorders25 Questions
Exam 17: Self-Concept Responses and Dissociative Disorders24 Questions
Exam 18: Emotional Responses and Mood Disorders27 Questions
Exam 19: Self-Protective Responses and Suicidal Behavior23 Questions
Exam 20: Neurobiological Responses and Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders26 Questions
Exam 21: Social Responses and Personality Disorders26 Questions
Exam 22: Cognitive Responses and Organic Mental Disorders25 Questions
Exam 23: Chemically Mediated Responses and Substance-Related Disorders27 Questions
Exam 24: Eating Regulation Responses and Eating Disorders25 Questions
Exam 25: Sexual Responses and Sexual Disorders23 Questions
Exam 26: Psychopharmacology24 Questions
Exam 27: Behavior Change and Cognitive Interventions27 Questions
Exam 28: Preventing and Managing Aggressive Behavior24 Questions
Exam 29: Somatic Therapies24 Questions
Exam 30: Complementary and Alternative Therapies17 Questions
Exam 31: Therapeutic Groups22 Questions
Exam 32: Family Interventions17 Questions
Exam 33: Hospital-Based Psychiatric Nursing Care22 Questions
Exam 34: Community-Based Psychiatric Nursing Care23 Questions
Exam 35: Child Psychiatric Nursing25 Questions
Exam 36: Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing23 Questions
Exam 37: Geropsychiatric Nursing24 Questions
Exam 38: Care of Survivors of Abuse and Violence21 Questions
Exam 39: The Military and Their Families17 Questions
Exam 40: Psychological Care of Patients with Life-Threatening Illness23 Questions
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A patient diagnosed with dementia associated with excessive alcohol use tells a nurse,"Last week I had to take my baby to the hospital for major surgery.That's why I've been so nervous and needed to come here." The nurse is aware that the patient has never parented any children.The symptom described can be assessed as:
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An adult was brought to the emergency room.The patient's sensorium alternates between clouded and clear,and the patient becomes agitated both physically and verbally when approached.The patient's roommate states,"The patient was fine after getting up this morning but started talking crazy about 3 hours ago." The patient's cognitive impairment is most consistent with:
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An adolescent is diagnosed with dementia.The patient's age would cause a nurse to suspect an underlying condition associated with a history of:
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A family has noted these behaviors in their elderly parent: periodic indecisiveness,forgetfulness,mild transient confusion,occasional misperception,distractibility,and occasional unclear thinking.Where on the continuum of cognitive responses would this patient be? Adaptive responses Maladaptive responses
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An individual is brought to the emergency room after family reports that the patient awoke confused and began "rambling and talking crazy" about 3 hours ago.The patient strikes out at the staff and shouts,"You're not going to kill me!" The most likely analysis of this behavior is:
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