Užduočių lapas tema Psichikos sveikatos slauga su atsakymais

A patient with dementia can no longer find the right words and has trouble understanding speech. What is this called?

1. AAphasia
2. BApraxia
3. CAtaxia
4. DAgnosia

A patient's arm stays in an odd raised position for a long time after the nurse moves it. What is this called?

1. AAkathisia
2. BTardive dyskinesia
3. CWaxy flexibility
4. DEchopraxia

What is the main difference between bipolar I and bipolar II disorder?

1. ABipolar I involves only depression; bipolar II involves only mania
2. BBipolar I occurs only in adults over 30; bipolar II occurs only in children, teenagers and young adults
3. CBipolar I involves at least one manic episode; bipolar II involves hypomania and major depression but never full mania
4. DBipolar II is always more severe than bipolar I

Ko turėtų būti mokomas pacientas, vartojantis disulfiramą?

1. AVengti viso alkoholio, įskaitant paslėptus šaltinius, pavyzdžiui, kai kuriuos burnos skalavimo skysčius ir padažus
2. BNedideli alaus kiekiai yra saugūs
3. CJis veikia tik tada, kai kartu geriamas alkoholis, todėl kasdien reikia išgerti truputį vyno
4. DJis išgydo priklausomybę nuo alkoholio po vienos dozės

Which US legal case is associated with the duty of mental health professionals to protect people who are threatened by a patient?

1. ARoe v Wade
2. BBrown v Board of Education
3. CTarasoff v Regents of the University of California
4. DMiranda v Arizona

A patient with psychosis says, "There's a man standing in the corner." The nurse sees no one there. Which response uses presenting reality?

1. A"That's just your illness talking, so there's nothing to worry about. Try to think of something else."
2. B"The man will go away if you ignore him."
3. C"What does the man in the corner look like?"
4. D"I don't see anyone in the corner, but I know it seems real to you."

For which patient is electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) most likely to be considered?

1. AA patient with a personality disorder who self-harms when stressed
2. BA patient with severe psychotic depression who has stopped eating and drinking
3. CA patient with mild anxiety before exams
4. DA patient with a first episode of mild depression who has not yet tried any other treatment

A resident with dementia accuses staff of stealing her purse, which she has misplaced. What is the most appropriate response?

1. AIgnore the accusation and walk away until she forgets about it
2. BTell her that her memory is the problem and that the purse is not stolen
3. CInsist that nobody would steal from her
4. DStay calm, acknowledge her worry and offer to help her look for it