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According to Peplau, in which phase of the nurse–patient relationship are the rules, such as the time, place and length of meetings, agreed?

1. AWorking phase
2. BPre-interaction phase
3. COrientation phase
4. DTermination phase

Haloperidol belongs to which group of antipsychotics?

1. ASecond-generation (atypical) antipsychotics
2. BSelective serotonin reuptake inhibitors used for psychosis
3. CBenzodiazepines with an added antipsychotic effect
4. DFirst-generation (typical) antipsychotics

리튬은 주로 무엇을 치료하는 데 쓰나요?

1. A양극성장애
2. B1차 약제로서의 조현병
3. C알코올 금단
4. D속효성 약제로서의 공황 발작

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

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

Which criteria are needed for a diagnosis of intellectual disability?

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

An 84-year-old asks for an over-the-counter sleep aid containing diphenhydramine. What is the main concern?

1. AIts anticholinergic effects can cause confusion, urine retention and falls
2. BIt raises blood pressure to dangerous levels in older adults
3. CIt has no effects at all in people over 80, so it will not help her sleep
4. DIt is a strong opioid that causes severe dependence

A man whose wife died a month ago is rude and angry with the nurses about small things. What is the best understanding of his behaviour?

1. AHe does not care about his wife's death and is using it as an excuse to be rude
2. BHe has antisocial personality disorder that was not noticed before
3. CHe should be told that his behaviour is unacceptable and that visits will be stopped
4. DHis anger may be part of grief, displaced onto staff, so she should not take it personally

During a panic attack, a patient breathes very fast and complains of light-headedness and tingling in her fingers and around her mouth. What should the nurse do?

1. AStay with her and coach her to breathe slowly and steadily
2. BGive her oxygen at a high flow rate through a mask
3. CAsk her to breathe into a paper bag for at least 10 minutes
4. DLeave her alone so that she can calm down without anyone watching