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

Which feature is central to antisocial personality disorder?

1. AIntense fear of being abandoned by people close to them
2. BA strong wish for close relationships combined with fear of rejection
3. CA pattern of disregard for the rights of others, often without remorse
4. DOdd beliefs, magical thinking, eccentric dress and unusual perceptual experiences

Đặc điểm nào là điển hình của ăn vô độ tâm thần (bulimia nervosa)?

1. AĂn vô độ lặp lại sau đó là hành vi bù trừ như nôn
2. BKhông quan tâm đến hình dáng cơ thể
3. CCân nặng rất thấp ở mọi trường hợp
4. DHạn chế ăn nghiêm trọng mà không có ăn vô độ hay hành vi bù trừ nào

In DSM-5, an adjustment disorder begins within what time after an identifiable stressor?

1. AWithin 3 days
2. BOnly after 1 year
3. CWithin 3 months
4. DOnly after 2 years

A patient who has started chlorpromazine feels dizzy when she gets out of bed. What should the nurse teach her?

1. AGet up quickly to get the blood flowing to the brain
2. BStop the medicine if the dizziness happens more than once
3. CDrink a cup of strong coffee before getting out of bed each morning
4. DSit on the edge of the bed for a moment and then stand up slowly

Khoảng lithium huyết thanh nào thường được nêu là khoảng điều trị duy trì?

1. AKhoảng 3,5 đến 5,0 mmol/L
2. BKhoảng 0,01 đến 0,05 mmol/L
3. CKhoảng 2,0 đến 3,0 mmol/L (cần nồng độ cao hơn cho hưng cảm cấp)
4. DKhoảng 0,6 đến 1,2 mmol/L (khoảng mục tiêu khác nhau giữa các hướng dẫn)

A patient says, "I feel like I'm dying inside." Which nurse response best uses the technique of exploring?

1. A"Let's talk about something more cheerful."
2. B"Tell me more about what that feeling is like for you."
3. C"You shouldn't say things like that."
4. D"Everyone feels that way sometimes."

A patient with borderline personality disorder and frequent self-harm says, "I'm going to kill myself tonight," after an argument on the phone. A colleague says, "She always says that." What should the nurse do?

1. AAgree with the colleague and take no action at all
2. BWait until the next morning to see if she still feels the same once the argument has settled down
3. CCarry out a full suicide risk assessment, as with any patient who expresses suicidal intent
4. DTell the patient she is only seeking attention

A patient with schizophrenia reports chest pain. A colleague says, "He's always complaining. It's just anxiety." What should the nurse do?

1. ATell him to lie down in his room, rest and stop worrying so much about his health
2. BAssess him physically, with vital signs and an ECG if indicated
3. CAgree with the colleague and give him a PRN anxiolytic
4. DIgnore the complaint until he mentions it again