Psychiatry Nursing Questions Assignment
Psychiatry Nursing Questions Assignment
Review of Psychiatric Nursing Quiz
Course Session: Review of Psychiatric Nursing
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Symptoms of schizophrenia area assessed on a spectrum of the severity of positive, negative and disorganized which determines the severity of the disorder.
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Dopamine and and norepinephrine are catacholamines that are used in psychiatric pharmacology but also have effects on blood pressure.
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Comorbidities of bipolar disorder include_________? SATA
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ADDHD |
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substance abuse |
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C |
anxiety disorder |
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D |
cardiovascular disease |
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E |
metabolic disorder |
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Psychological disorders are characterized by deviant, distressful or dysfunctional patterns of__________ that interfere with the ability to function in a healthy way? SATA
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thoughts |
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B |
fellings |
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C |
languae |
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D |
behaviors |
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Obsessive compulsive disorder is an anxiety disorder that is characterized by unwanted repetitive behaviors that become obsessions.
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Dissociative disorders include all the following except?
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Amnesia |
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B |
Hallucination |
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C |
Fugue |
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D |
Identity disorder |
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There are 3 types of bipolar disorders. Bipolar disorder 1 is characterized by_________? SATA
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manic episode that lasts at least 7 days |
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B |
manic symptoms that requires immediate hospitalization |
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severe depressive stage lasting more than 2 weeks |
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D |
delusions and hallucinations |
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Characteristics of schizophrenia include:
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Usually begins in the late 20s in men |
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B |
disorganized thinking |
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behaviors incongruent with their situation |
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D |
delusions |
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E |
compulsive behavior |
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General anxiety disorder is defined as intermittently tense and apprehensive, experiencing unfocused, negative out-of-control feelings.
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Schizophrenic people have an increase in dopamine receptors in the brain therefore antipsychotic drugs that decrease dopamine such as______________ are prescribed. SATA
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Haloperidol |
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B |
Clozpine |
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C |
Librium |
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D |
aripiprazole |
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Points: 1 Time Taken: 0:35 |
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