ورقة عمل تمريض الصحة النفسية مع الإجابات

At which level of anxiety is a person most able to learn and solve problems?

1. APanic
2. BSevere anxiety
3. CModerate anxiety
4. DMild anxiety

ما الطَّرح (transference)؟

1. Aمشاعر الممرضة تجاه المريض
2. Bنقل المريض إلى جناح آخر
3. Cآلية دفاعية يتحول فيها القلق اللاواعي إلى أعراض جسدية مثل الشلل
4. Dيوجّه المريض لاشعوريًا مشاعره تجاه شخص من ماضيه نحو الممرضة

Which type of hallucination is most common in schizophrenia?

1. ATactile
2. BAuditory
3. COlfactory
4. DVisual

How does repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) differ from ECT?

1. AIt uses magnetic pulses on the scalp while the patient is awake, without causing a seizure
2. BIt is given as a daily tablet that contains tiny magnetic particles
3. CIt needs a general anaesthetic and causes a seizure, like ECT
4. DIt involves surgically implanting electrodes deep in the brain under anaesthetic

How does obsessive-compulsive personality disorder differ from obsessive-compulsive disorder?

1. APeople with it always feel that their behaviour is senseless and unwanted
2. BIt always involves repeated hand washing and checking rituals
3. CIt is a lasting pattern of perfectionism and control without true obsessions and compulsions
4. DIt starts suddenly in later life after a stressful event and goes away on its own within a few months

In families of people with schizophrenia, which pattern of "high expressed emotion" is linked to a higher rate of relapse?

1. ARegular contact with the care team and other families
2. BFrequent criticism, hostility and emotional over-involvement
3. CEncouraging the patient to take part in activities
4. DCalm, supportive and warm communication

A child has been admitted several times with unexplained fevers that only happen when her mother is present. Staff see the mother tampering with the child's IV line. What is the priority action?

1. ADiscuss the matter with the mother alone and ask her to stop
2. BDischarge the child home with the mother as soon as possible
3. CEnsure the child's safety and follow child protection procedures
4. DDocument the event carefully in the notes and wait to see whether it happens again before telling anyone else

A patient who has taken haloperidol for many years now has repeated lip smacking and tongue movements. Which action is most appropriate?

1. AReport the movements, assess them with a scale such as the AIMS and ask for a medication review
2. BReassure the patient that the movements will soon stop on their own
3. CIncrease the haloperidol dose, because a higher dose suppresses the abnormal movements of the mouth and tongue
4. DGive benztropine, because it reliably reverses these movements