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PMHN Exam #1

Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 
Horizontales
The nurse recognizes that the highest risk factor for suicide is _________ suicide attempts.
The nurse understands that for clients with high potential lethality, one-to-one supervision by a staff person is initiated. This means that clients are in ______ site of and no more than 2 to 3 ft. away from a staff member for all activities, including going to the bathroom.
The nurse understands that withdrawal from _________ has the highest risk for a life threatening withdrawal.
The nurse understands that approximately 20% of clients with Major Depressive Disorder will develop chronic __________.
The nurse recognizes that alcohol withdrawal usually peaks on day _____ and is usually over in five days.
The nurse understands that when caring for a client with Obsessive-Compulsive Behavior, _________ prevention is an intervention that focuses on delaying or avoiding the performance of rituals.
The nurse understands that the priority nursing action when caring for a client diagnosed with schizophrenia who is experiencing auditory hallucinations is to assess what the client is _______.
The nurse recognizes that with __________ the dependent person (substance user) has poor problem-solving skills and the family member/ helper’s identity usually relies on being needed.
This clinical manifestation can be seen in Panic disorder but is not seen in General anxiety disorder.
The nurse understands that initial opioid withdrawal symptoms include restlessness, anxiety, craving for more opioids, and ________ back or legs.
The nurse understands that there has to be a ________ trauma or event that occurs prior to the development of PTSD.
During this phase of Bipolar Disorder, clients are euphoric, grandiose, energetic, and sleepless.
If a client is experiencing this level of anxiety they can be redirected to the topic.
The nurse understands that this process in Alcohol Withdrawal Disorder N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) neuro-receptors become very sensitive to small amounts of glutamate which lowers the seizure threshold.
The nurse understands that a score greater than ________ on a 40-question Eating Attitudes Test indicates significant concerns with eating behavior.
The nurse understands not to take the client's success or failure __________.
Verticales
The nurse recognizes that the obsessions found with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder are recurrent, persistent, intrusive, and __________ thoughts, images or impulses.
The nurse understands that the priority outcome for a suicidal client is that the client will _________ suicidal ideation to staff.
The nurse recognizes that _________ techniques can help minimize the effects of delusional thinking for the client with schizophrenia.
The nurse understands that the priority safety assessment for a client with schizophrenia is to assess for __________ hallucinations.
The nurse understands that Posttraumatic Stress Disorder is a disturbing pattern of behavior demonstrated by someone who has experienced, witnessed, or been confronted with a ________event.
The nurse understands that with Acute Stress Disorder (ASD), the client experiences anxiety and detachment about traumatic event for at least ________ days but no longer than a month following the traumatic event.
The nurse recognizes that if a client admits to suicidal ideations, the nurse must assess the potential _________ by asking the client if they have a plan.
The nurse recognizes that this type of depression is one of the most common complications of pregnancy in developed countries.
Systematic _________ is often used to treat phobias, the therapist progressively exposes the client to the threatening object/situation until the client's anxiety decreases.
The nurse understands that clients with schizophrenia experience hallucinations and that this type of hallucinations are the most common.
A client with impaired reasoning abilities is likely experiencing what level of anxiety.
This can be a warning that a person is not dealing with stress effectively.
What is priority for a client with Bipolar 1 Disorder who is currently in the manic phase.