Phiếu bài tập Điều dưỡng sức khỏe tâm thần có đáp án

Which side effect of SSRIs most often leads patients to stop taking them in long-term treatment?

1. AHair loss
2. BSevere constipation
3. CSexual dysfunction
4. DExcessive hunger

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 blocking
3. CThought broadcasting
4. DEcholalia

Một người bệnh nói: "Tôi sợ ca phẫu thuật ngày mai." Câu trả lời nào của điều dưỡng là ví dụ về trấn an giả?

1. A"Nghe bác có vẻ đang sợ."
2. B"Đừng lo, mọi chuyện sẽ ổn thôi."
3. C"Hãy kể thêm cho tôi về cảm giác của bác."
4. D"Điều gì làm bác lo nhất về ngày mai?"

A patient says, "I'm going to be a famous singer, and I'll buy this whole hospital." Which response best uses the technique of voicing doubt?

1. A"You know that isn't true at all."
2. B"That sounds hard to believe."
3. C"That's wonderful. When will you start?"
4. D"Why do you want to buy the hospital?"

How should a patient take sublingual buprenorphine-naloxone tablets?

1. ALet the tablet dissolve completely under the tongue without chewing or swallowing it
2. BCrush the tablet and mix it with a spoonful of soft food such as yoghurt
3. CChew the tablet quickly and then swallow it with juice so that it reaches the stomach faster
4. DSwallow the tablet whole with a large glass of water

An 80-year-old man often talks about his life and his achievements. According to Erikson, which task is he working on?

1. AIdentity versus role confusion
2. BIntegrity versus despair
3. CGenerativity versus stagnation
4. DIntimacy versus isolation

A community nurse visits an older woman with hoarding disorder whose home is so cluttered that the exits are blocked. What is the most appropriate approach?

1. AWork with her to clear the exits first, then agree a gradual plan together
2. BIgnore the clutter, because it is her own home
3. CTell her that she will be evicted unless everything is thrown away today
4. DArrange for the whole house to be cleared while she is out

A new nurse asks why the therapeutic relationship is different from a social relationship. Which statement is correct?

1. AIt is goal-directed and focused on the patient's needs, with the nurse responsible for keeping boundaries
2. BBoth people share their needs equally, as in any friendship
3. CThe patient is responsible for setting the boundaries of the relationship
4. DIt has no fixed end, and it can continue as a friendship after discharge if both the nurse and the patient want it to