정답이 있는 정신건강간호학 학습지

Which side effects are typical of mirtazapine?

1. APriapism and a dry cough
2. BSedation and increased appetite with weight gain
3. CHigh blood pressure and tremor
4. DInsomnia, agitation and weight loss

A woman would like friends but avoids social situations because she is very afraid of rejection and criticism. Which personality disorder does this suggest?

1. AAntisocial
2. BSchizoid
3. CNarcissistic
4. DAvoidant

What is the difference between empathy and sympathy?

1. AEmpathy is understanding feelings from the patient's view; sympathy is feeling sorry for them
2. BEmpathy is used only with children and teenagers; sympathy is used only with adult patients
3. CEmpathy and sympathy mean exactly the same thing in nursing
4. DEmpathy is feeling sorry for a patient; sympathy is understanding their point of view

Which goal for a patient with depression is written in a SMART way?

1. A"The patient will improve her mood and sleep and start exercising more at some point."
2. B"The patient will be happier."
3. C"The patient will walk with staff for 15 minutes once a day by Friday."
4. D"The patient will feel better soon."

A patient with borderline personality disorder has made superficial cuts to her arm on the ward. What is the most appropriate nursing response?

1. ATreat the wounds in a calm, matter-of-fact way and assess her current risk and feelings
2. BIgnore the wounds completely so as not to reinforce the self-harming behaviour in any way
3. CGive her a lot of extra attention for the rest of the day
4. DScold her for breaking the ward rules and remove all her privileges

항정신병약물을 복용 중인 환자가 계속 서성이며 가만히 앉아 있을 수 없다고 말합니다. 이를 무엇이라고 하나요?

1. A긴장증
2. B지연성 운동이상증
3. C가성 파킨슨증
4. D좌불안석증

A patient in DBT feels a strong urge to self-harm after a distressing phone call. Which DBT skill module is designed to help her get through this moment without making things worse?

1. ASystematic desensitisation
2. BCognitive restructuring of core beliefs
3. CDistress tolerance
4. DInterpersonal effectiveness

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