उत्तरों सहित मानसिक स्वास्थ्य नर्सिंग वर्कशीट

To which drug class does methylphenidate belong?

1. ACentral nervous system stimulants
2. BAntipsychotics
3. CBenzodiazepines
4. DMood stabilisers

A patient is very dramatic, dresses to draw attention and is uncomfortable when she is not the centre of attention. Which personality disorder does this suggest?

1. AParanoid
2. BHistrionic
3. CSchizoid
4. DAvoidant

What is a safety plan in suicide prevention?

1. AA plan that the nurse writes alone and keeps from the patient
2. BA hospital rule that all patients must stay in their rooms after dark
3. CA legal document in which the patient promises never to harm themselves
4. DA written plan made with the patient listing warning signs, coping strategies, people to contact and ways to make the environment safer

डाइसल्फ़िरम लेने वाले रोगी को क्या सिखाया जाना चाहिए?

1. Aयह तभी काम करती है जब इसके साथ शराब पी जाए, इसलिए प्रतिदिन थोड़ी वाइन आवश्यक है
2. Bथोड़ी मात्रा में बियर सुरक्षित है
3. Cसभी प्रकार की शराब से बचें, जिसमें कुछ माउथवॉश और सॉस जैसे छिपे स्रोत भी शामिल हैं
4. Dयह एक खुराक के बाद शराब की निर्भरता ठीक कर देती है

A patient who started a high-dose corticosteroid (prednisolone or prednisone) a week ago is now euphoric, sleeping little and talking very fast. What should the nurse suspect?

1. AMood changes caused by the corticosteroid
2. BAlcohol withdrawal
3. CA normal reaction to feeling better from the treatment
4. DLithium toxicity

A patient intoxicated with phencyclidine (PCP) is agitated and has nystagmus and high blood pressure. Which nursing approach is best?

1. ATry to talk the patient down by discussing his feelings in detail
2. BEncourage him to walk around the ward and join in activities to help burn off the drug
3. CPut him in a busy area so that staff can watch him more easily
4. DProvide a quiet, low-stimulation environment and keep staff and patient safe

On the day after hip surgery, a 58-year-old patient has a new tremor, sweating, anxiety and a fast pulse. He did not report any alcohol use on admission. What should the nurse do?

1. ATell him that his symptoms are normal after hip surgery
2. BAssume he has post-operative pain and give extra analgesia only
3. CAsk him and his family about his alcohol use and the time of his last drink, and report the findings
4. DWait until the next day to see if the symptoms go away on their own once his pain is better controlled

After witnessing a serious accident, a woman suddenly cannot move her legs. Full investigations are normal. Which nursing approach is most appropriate?

1. ATell her that the paralysis is fake and that she should stand up
2. BFocus every conversation on the details of her leg weakness
3. CAccept that the symptom is real for her, help with mobility needs and gently explore recent stress
4. DIgnore her requests for help completely until she agrees to try to walk again on her own