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According to crisis theory, how long does an acute crisis usually last before it resolves in some way?

1. AAbout 4–6 weeks
2. BAbout 1 year
3. CAbout 5 years
4. DAbout 2–3 hours

Ciri mana yang menjadi inti anoreksia nervosa?

1. AMemakan benda yang bukan makanan
2. BMakan berlebihan berulang tanpa perilaku kompensasi apa pun, dengan distres nyata akibat makan berlebihan tersebut
3. CKepedulian normal terhadap makan sehat
4. DPembatasan asupan makanan dengan ketakutan intens akan kenaikan berat badan dan citra tubuh yang terdistorsi

Mengapa menggabungkan benzodiazepin dengan alkohol berbahaya?

1. AKeduanya menekan sistem saraf pusat dan dapat menyebabkan depresi napas
2. BKombinasi ini menyebabkan sindrom serotonin
3. CAlkohol mempercepat pemecahan benzodiazepin sehingga obat berhenti bekerja
4. DKombinasi ini menyebabkan tekanan darah tinggi

Shortly after a sexual assault, a woman in the emergency department is calm, quiet and answers questions in a flat voice. How should the nurse interpret this?

1. AA controlled response is a common reaction in the acute phase after assault
2. BShe is probably exaggerating the seriousness of what happened, because she does not seem upset
3. CShe is not distressed and does not need any support
4. DHer calmness shows that the assault did not happen

Why is the nurse's body language important in therapeutic communication?

1. APatients with mental illness cannot understand non-verbal signals
2. BPatients often respond more to non-verbal messages than to the words used
3. CBody language matters only when patients cannot speak the same language
4. DIt is only important during the termination phase

A woman is convinced that a famous actor she has never met is secretly in love with her and sends her signals through his films. Which type of delusion is this?

1. ANihilistic
2. BSomatic
3. CErotomanic
4. DGrandiose

A nurse realises she has given a patient another patient's olanzapine dose. What should she do first?

1. AGive the patient his own prescribed medicine as well, to stay on schedule
2. BSay nothing, because one dose will not cause harm
3. CFill in an incident report before checking the patient
4. DAssess the patient, including his vital signs and level of sedation

A patient who had been abstinent from alcohol for 6 months has started drinking again. He says, "I've failed completely. There's no point in trying." What is the most helpful response?

1. A"You obviously weren't serious about stopping."
2. B"Yes, I'm afraid you've wasted all of your hard work over the last six months."
3. C"Relapse is common in recovery. Let's look at what led to it and what you learned."
4. D"You'll have to start a completely new treatment from the beginning."