ورقة عمل تمريض الصحة النفسية مع الإجابات

After hearing that he has a serious heart condition, a man talks calmly and in great technical detail about the statistics of heart disease, showing no emotion. Which defence mechanism is this?

1. AIntellectualisation
2. BDisplacement
3. CReaction formation
4. DRegression

Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) was developed mainly for people with which condition?

1. ABorderline personality disorder
2. BAttention-deficit hyperactivity disorder
3. CSchizophrenia
4. DAlzheimer's disease

Which question is open-ended?

1. A"Did you sleep well last night?"
2. B"Have you taken your medicine yet?"
3. C"What has been on your mind today?"
4. D"Are you feeling sad today?"

In DSM-5-TR, prolonged grief disorder in adults requires that at least how long has passed since the death?

1. A12 months
2. B3 years
3. C2 weeks
4. D6 weeks

A teenager is starting atomoxetine for ADHD. What should the nurse teach the family to watch for?

1. ASevere weight gain in the first week
2. BA dangerous rise in blood pressure after eating foods that contain tyramine
3. CNew or worsening suicidal thoughts or unusual changes in mood or behaviour
4. DSigns of physical dependence, because it is a controlled stimulant

Which criteria are needed for a diagnosis of intellectual disability?

1. AMemory loss and confusion that start for the first time after the age of 65
2. BProblems with reading only, with normal everyday functioning
3. CLimits in both intellectual and adaptive functioning, starting in childhood
4. DAn IQ score alone, measured at any time in adult life

Verbal de-escalation has failed, and a patient picks up a chair and threatens to throw it at the nurse. What should the nurse do first?

1. ATurn her back and walk away slowly without saying anything
2. BShout loudly at the patient to put the chair down at once, so that he knows the nurse is in charge
3. CKeep a safe distance, call for help and avoid trying to take the chair alone
4. DGrab the chair from the patient quickly before he can use it

Three weeks after her husband died, a woman says she sometimes briefly hears him call her name at home. She is otherwise eating, sleeping and coping. How should the nurse interpret this?

1. AIt is a sign of schizophrenia that needs antipsychotic medicine
2. BBrief experiences like this can be part of normal grief
3. CIt means she has delirium and needs urgent tests
4. DIt proves she has severe major depression with psychosis