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Which medicine may be used to treat moderate serotonin syndrome?

1. ASertraline
2. BCyproheptadine
3. CTramadol
4. DPhenelzine

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

1. AAlzheimer's disease
2. BBorderline personality disorder
3. CSchizophrenia
4. DAttention-deficit hyperactivity disorder

The SOLER approach is a guide to which aspect of communication?

1. ADocumenting patient records accurately
2. BAssessing the risk of suicide
3. CNon-verbal attending behaviour
4. DWriting nursing care plans

A patient taking valproate is starting lamotrigine. Why must lamotrigine be increased especially slowly?

1. AThe two drugs together cause severe hair growth
2. BLamotrigine will lower the valproate level until it has no effect
3. CValproate makes lamotrigine work faster, so the dose must be increased quickly
4. DValproate raises lamotrigine levels, which increases the risk of a serious rash

How should the nurse position herself when talking to an agitated patient?

1. AAt a safe distance, slightly to the side, with a clear exit available
2. BDirectly face to face, as close as possible, to show confidence
3. CBehind the patient and close to him, so that the patient does not feel threatened by eye contact
4. DBetween the patient and the wall, so the patient can leave easily

Apa trias klasik ensefalopati Wernicke?

1. AHanya sakit kepala, muntah, dan penglihatan kabur
2. BTremor, kekakuan, dan gerakan lambat
3. CKebingungan, ataksia, dan gerakan mata abnormal
4. DDemam, ruam, dan kaku kuduk

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

A 76-year-old with no history of mental illness suddenly develops paranoid ideas and hallucinations. What is the most appropriate first step?

1. ALook for medical causes, such as delirium, medicines, infection or a neurocognitive disorder
2. BDiagnose late-onset schizophrenia and start an antipsychotic immediately
3. CAssume it is normal ageing and take no action
4. DAdmit him to a secure psychiatric ward straight away, without any physical examination or blood tests