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305 Tests
305 Tests
a. History
d. Self-concept
4. When the nurse is assessing whether the client’s ideas are logical and
a. Thought content
b. Thought process
c. Memory
d. Sensorium
5. The client’s belief that a news broadcast has special meaning for him
or her is an example of
a. abstract thinking.
b. flight of ideas.
c. ideas of reference.
d. thought broadcasting.
6. The client who believes everyone is out to get him or her is
experiencing a(n)
a. delusion.
b. hallucination.
c. idea of reference.
d. loose association.
8. The client tells the nurse “I never do anything right. I make a mess of
everything. Ask anyone; they’ll tell you the same thing.” The nurse
a. emotional issues.
b. negative thinking.
c. poor problem-solving.
d. relationship difficulties.
a. Concentration
b. Emotional feelings
c. Memory
d. Judgment
e. Orientation
f. Thought process
b. Judgment
c. Insight
d. Method
e. Plan
f. Reason
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a. Right to freedom
take the medication. The nurse says, “If you don’t take this pill, I’ll get
of
a. assault.
b. battery.
c. malpractice.
d. unintentional tort.
end. We must all run to safety!” When other clients complain that this
client is loud and annoying, the nurse decides to put the client in
a. assault.
b. false imprisonment.
c. malpractice.
d. negligence.
a. A client with delusions states, “I’m going to get them before they
get me.”
d. A client states, “If I can’t have my girlfriend back, then no one can
have her.”
olanzapine (Zyprexa) was ordered. The client has no ill effects from
committed which?
a. Malpractice
b. Negligence
c. Unintentional tort
b. History of violence
lawsuit?
a. Client is injured
b. Failure to conform to standards of care
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1. Which of the following give cues to the nurse that a client may be
doom
2. Situations that are considered risk factors for complicated grief are
unexpected death.
process are
person.
d. the client’s predictable and steady movement from one stage of the
a. react.
b. read.
c. readjust.
d. recover.
e. reinvest.
f. restitution.
2. Nursing interventions that are helpful for the grieving client include
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clients?
a. Antipsychotic medications
b. Benzodiazepines
c. Mood stabilizers
d. Lithium
4. A client is pacing in the hallway with clenched fists and a flushed face.
she?
a. Anger
b. Triggering
c. Escalation
d. Crisis
5. The nurse observes a client muttering to himself and pounding his fist
in his other hand while pacing in the hallway. Which principle should
the client.
b. Clients who can verbalize angry feelings are less likely to become
physically aggressive.
a. angry feelings.
b. anxiety.
c. apologizing to staff.
f. rational communication.
your absenteeism.”
c. “If you tell my supervisor, you’ll never hear the end of it.”
CHINESE
JAPANESE
FILIPINO
VIETNAMESE
HISPANIC
NATIVE
ORTHODOX
HAITIAN
Theories of grieving
Kubbler
Bowbley phases
Engels
Horowitz