Užduočių lapas tema Psichikos sveikatos slauga su atsakymais

A depressed patient moves and speaks very slowly and takes a long time to answer questions. What is this called?

1. APsychomotor retardation
2. BPsychomotor agitation
3. CAkathisia
4. DCatatonic excitement

A patient says that other people can hear his thoughts as if they were spoken aloud. What is this called?

1. AFlight of ideas
2. BThought broadcasting
3. CThought blocking
4. DEcholalia

In Freud's theory of personality, what is the role of the ego?

1. ATo seek immediate pleasure regardless of the consequences
2. BTo store all forgotten memories from childhood
3. CTo act as the moral conscience that creates guilt
4. DTo balance the demands of the id, the superego and reality

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

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

Which treatment is recommended first-line for chronic insomnia in adults?

1. ALong-term daily benzodiazepines
2. BStaying in bed for longer each morning
3. CDrinking alcohol in the evening to fall asleep
4. DCognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT-I)

Kada reikia imti kraują paciento ličio koncentracijai nustatyti?

1. AIškart po rytinės dozės
2. BMaždaug praėjus 12 valandų po paskutinės dozės
3. CPraėjus 1 valandai po paskutinės dozės
4. DBet kuriuo paros metu, nes tai nesvarbu

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. AInterpersonal effectiveness
2. BSystematic desensitisation
3. CDistress tolerance
4. DCognitive restructuring of core beliefs

On the fourth day after giving birth, a mother is tearful and moody but is caring for her baby, eating and sleeping when she can. What is the most appropriate nursing response?

1. AAdvise her to stop breastfeeding and let others feed the baby at night so that she can rest and recover
2. BExplain that these "baby blues" are common, offer support and advise her to seek help if they last more than about 2 weeks
3. CTell her that antidepressants must be started at once
4. DArrange an emergency psychiatric admission today