Agitation mcpc test 2

How much does it cost to file an affidavit for civil commitment?

T/F: Under mississippi law, an attorney is required to file the affidavit for civil commitment

T/F: If more examination is recommend after the pre-evaluation screening, the patient only has to be seen by a single doctor

If more examination is recommend after the pre-evaluation screening, the patient will be examined within ___ hours?

In a civil commitment, If the appointed examiners find no need for treatment, when will the case be seen for a hearing?

T/F: If the patient is determined to need treatment after being evaluated, the trial must be held within 2-4 days

If a judge order civil commitment, where can the patient NOT be sent

Which of these does a treatment plan for a civilly committed patient NOT include

The court will maintain jurisdiction over persons committed to both inpatient and outpatient programs for ____ after their completion of the treatment program

T/F: Haloperidol or second-generation antipsychotics used to prevent or treat delirium decrease length of stay in hospital for patients with delirium

Second-generation antipsychotics may decrease delirium incidence in ____ patients, but this evidence is limited and requires more study

Which patients are not at a higher risk for deleirum?

_____ is responsible for up to 39% of delirium cases

Which PO option has the shortest onset?

Which PO option has the longest half life

Which anti psychotic does NOT have a long acting injectable?

Match dopamine pathway with effect

What is treated by dantrolene and bromocriptine?

MS Rules of Criminal Procedure –Rule 12 has to do with which of the following?

T/F: § 41-21-67 has to do with civil commitment

Which atypical antipsychotic must be taken with at least a 500 kcal meal to work effectively?

Which atypical antipsychotic has a tablet with an embedded sensor?

What is the recommended timing for offering clozapine?

Which atypical antipsychotic has the worst impact on metabolic syndrome?

Which long-acting injectable antipsychotic is NOT given every four weeks?

Which is true about the administration of the atypical antipsychotic lurasidone?

Which of the following should be checked at every visit after starting atypical antipsychotics?

When can neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS) occur during treatment with antipsychotics?

How should quetiapine XR (extended-release) be taken in relation to food?

Which atypical antipsychotics have a mechanism of action that is a dopamine and partial serotonin agonist?

Which antipsychotic long-acting injectable is given every two weeks?

What is the brand name for ziprasidone?

What is the black box warning for the atypical antipsychotic Zyprexa Relprevv (olanzapine)?

What is the mechanism of action of pimavanserin?

What is the black box warning for pimavanserin?

What are the common adverse effects of the medication Igalmi?

What is the mechanism of action of the olanzapine/samidorphan combination?

What is a benefit of ziprasidone compared to other atypical antipsychotics?

Which is NOT a contraindication for Austedo?

A patient is suffering from dystonia after starting antipsychotics. Which of these is a possible treatment option?

Which is long term effect of hyperprolactemia?

Which Long acting antipsychotic injectable does NOT require oral overlap?

Which of these is has a PO and NON-PO option for acute agitation

Which of these benzos is preferred for acute agitation?

T/F: First generation antipsychoitcs are the preferred treatment of agitation during alcohol withdrawal