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What is a key aspect of active listening?
What is a key aspect of active listening?
Which ethical principle justifies the involuntary commitment of a client with a detailed plan to harm themselves, even without an immediate plan to act on it?
Which ethical principle justifies the involuntary commitment of a client with a detailed plan to harm themselves, even without an immediate plan to act on it?
What is NOT a stage of the body's reaction to stress?
What is NOT a stage of the body's reaction to stress?
What does the term 'holistic care' encompass?
What does the term 'holistic care' encompass?
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What is the primary focus of a strengths-based approach in patient care?
What is the primary focus of a strengths-based approach in patient care?
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Which of the following demonstrates an understanding of the concept of empathy in therapeutic communication?
Which of the following demonstrates an understanding of the concept of empathy in therapeutic communication?
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Which of these is NOT an example of a therapeutic communication technique?
Which of these is NOT an example of a therapeutic communication technique?
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When assessing a client's potential for self-harm, what should clinicians consider beyond an immediate plan to act?
When assessing a client's potential for self-harm, what should clinicians consider beyond an immediate plan to act?
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What is a common side effect of lorazepam?
What is a common side effect of lorazepam?
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Which of the following medications is NOT an anxiolytic?
Which of the following medications is NOT an anxiolytic?
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Which medication is known for its delayed onset of action, typically taking 1-2 weeks to show effects?
Which medication is known for its delayed onset of action, typically taking 1-2 weeks to show effects?
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Which of the following medications is NOT an antihistamine?
Which of the following medications is NOT an antihistamine?
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What nursing intervention is considered essential when administering clonidine?
What nursing intervention is considered essential when administering clonidine?
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Which medication has a high potential for dependence due to its sedative properties?
Which medication has a high potential for dependence due to its sedative properties?
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What is a significant nursing consideration when administering propranolol?
What is a significant nursing consideration when administering propranolol?
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What education is crucial for patients taking hydroxyzine?
What education is crucial for patients taking hydroxyzine?
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A patient diagnosed with schizophrenia begins to experience uncontrollable muscle spasms and rigidity. Which of these side effects of antipsychotic medication is the patient most likely experiencing?
A patient diagnosed with schizophrenia begins to experience uncontrollable muscle spasms and rigidity. Which of these side effects of antipsychotic medication is the patient most likely experiencing?
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Which of these is NOT a common psychological treatment strategy used for individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia?
Which of these is NOT a common psychological treatment strategy used for individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia?
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A patient taking an antipsychotic medication complains of feeling increasingly thirsty and experiencing frequent urination. This is most likely due to which side effect?
A patient taking an antipsychotic medication complains of feeling increasingly thirsty and experiencing frequent urination. This is most likely due to which side effect?
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What is the primary mechanism by which most antipsychotic medications work to reduce symptoms of schizophrenia?
What is the primary mechanism by which most antipsychotic medications work to reduce symptoms of schizophrenia?
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Which of these is considered a positive symptom of schizophrenia?
Which of these is considered a positive symptom of schizophrenia?
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Which antipsychotic medication requires weekly monitoring of white blood cell count?
Which antipsychotic medication requires weekly monitoring of white blood cell count?
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What is the most common type of extrapyramidal symptom (EPS) seen with antipsychotic medications?
What is the most common type of extrapyramidal symptom (EPS) seen with antipsychotic medications?
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Which medication is associated with an increased risk of weight gain?
Which medication is associated with an increased risk of weight gain?
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Which of these conditions is generally irreversible?
Which of these conditions is generally irreversible?
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Which antipsychotic medication should be taken with caution in patients with a history of seizures?
Which antipsychotic medication should be taken with caution in patients with a history of seizures?
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Which antipsychotic medication can potentially interact with grapefruit juice?
Which antipsychotic medication can potentially interact with grapefruit juice?
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Which EPS is characterized by a shuffling gait, slowness of movement, and tremor?
Which EPS is characterized by a shuffling gait, slowness of movement, and tremor?
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Which of these medication instructions is crucial for the administration of Fluphenazine (Prolixin)?
Which of these medication instructions is crucial for the administration of Fluphenazine (Prolixin)?
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According to the Recovery Model, what is the primary focus of healthcare professionals in a patient's recovery journey?
According to the Recovery Model, what is the primary focus of healthcare professionals in a patient's recovery journey?
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Which of the following reflects a strengths-based approach in the context of the Recovery Model?
Which of the following reflects a strengths-based approach in the context of the Recovery Model?
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Which of the following best describes the concept of 'person-driven recovery' as outlined in the Recovery Model?
Which of the following best describes the concept of 'person-driven recovery' as outlined in the Recovery Model?
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Which of the following is NOT a component of the Recovery Model?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the Recovery Model?
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What is the primary focus of the 'Therapeutic Communication' chapter mentioned in the content?
What is the primary focus of the 'Therapeutic Communication' chapter mentioned in the content?
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According to the content, what is the importance of studying non-therapeutic communication techniques?
According to the content, what is the importance of studying non-therapeutic communication techniques?
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a non-therapeutic communication technique?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a non-therapeutic communication technique?
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What do the 'LEAPs' from Dr. ______, mentioned in the content, likely stand for?
What do the 'LEAPs' from Dr. ______, mentioned in the content, likely stand for?
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What are the components of a suicide plan that a nurse should assess for?
What are the components of a suicide plan that a nurse should assess for?
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Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for suicide?
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for suicide?
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What is the primary focus of the nursing process when assessing for suicide?
What is the primary focus of the nursing process when assessing for suicide?
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What is the purpose of assessing for suicidal behavior?
What is the purpose of assessing for suicidal behavior?
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Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)?
Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)?
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Which of the following is a medication typically used to treat anxiety?
Which of the following is a medication typically used to treat anxiety?
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What is the primary difference between generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and panic disorder?
What is the primary difference between generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and panic disorder?
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What is the purpose of using outcome criteria in a care plan for anxiety disorders?
What is the purpose of using outcome criteria in a care plan for anxiety disorders?
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Study Notes
Exam Slam - Spring 2025
- Exam Slam is scheduled for Spring 2025
- Hosts are Drs. Fran, Touw, and K
Topics Covered for Exam 1
- Exam 1 is held in the Testing Center
- Exam 1 starts at 1:00 PM
- Exam duration: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
- Total number of questions: 80
- Remediation activity is required for scores below 80 on Exam 1
- Refer to the Assignment Submission Module for details
- Further practice modules are available for review
Exam 1 – Specific Chapters Covered
- Chapter 2: Mental Health and Mental Illness
- Chapters 1, 3: Stress and Adaptation/Psychobiology
- Chapter 5: Legal and Ethical Basis for Practice
- Chapters 6, 7: Relationship Development & Therapeutic Communication
- Chapter 12, 16: Suicide/Crisis prevention
- Chapter 20: Recovery Model
- Chapter 24: Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders
- Chapter 27: Anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive, and Related Disorders
Nursing Exams and Content
- Nursing exams, including the NCLEX, prioritize identifying potential patient risks
- Patient safety is paramount, focusing on recognizing cues, intervening, and managing risks
- Recognizing and acting on potential negative outcomes are key aspects of student nurse assessment
- The focus is not on stable patients but on identifying and preventing harm
Recovery Model (Chapter 20)
- Person-driven recovery: Individuals control their recovery journey
- Holistic approach: Improves overall wellness, reaching full potential (not just managing symptoms)
- Multiple pathways: Recovery involves various interventions (clinical, peer support, community)
- Strengths-based approach: Focuses on individual strengths rather than deficits
- Emphasizes autonomy, insight, community integration, and support networks
- Interventions and nurse-patient collaboration are essential aspects of the recovery process
- Specific model interventions can be found in Table 20-1 (pages 344-45)
Therapeutic Communication (Chapter 7)
- Chapter 7 includes techniques tables (7-2, 7-3)
- Non-therapeutic statements are presented, with better alternative statements
- Focus on concepts like active listening, voicing doubt, validation, humor, and avoiding stigmatizing language
- Emphasize clarifying and refocusing clients.
- Refer to LEAPs framework by Dr. Touw
Legal and Ethical (Chapter 5)
- The focus is on ethical principles, not theoretical frameworks
- Essential concepts include patient rights, ethical principles (Autonomy, Beneficence, Non-Maleficence, veracity), and duty to warn
- This should be reviewed by referring to the provided lecture notes
- Involuntary commitment is specifically mentioned when there's a detailed plan to harm self
- The client's right to decide about their care is vital
- Holistic approach to care is emphasized
Stress and Coping (Chapter 1)
- Stress responses occur in stages (alarm, resistance, exhaustion)
- Stress management and coping strategies are crucial
- Focus on recognizing stress beyond just the medical condition
Stress as a Biological Response (Chapter 12)
- The general adaptation syndrome (GAS) comprises three major stages (alarm reaction, resistance, exhaustion)
Suicide (Chapter 16)
- Risk factors include current suicidal ideation, suicide plan, previous attempts, mental health history, and recent stressors.
- Protective factors include social support, reasons for living, cultural or religious influences opposing suicide.
- Focus on suicide inquiry (ideation, plan, behavior, intent).
- Review the nursing process and CARE plan application
- Assess for suicidal ideation.
Anxiety Disorders (Chapter 27)
- Follow Dr. Touw's slides and the textbook content
- Skip diagnosing medical conditions—focus on concepts relating to anxiety 2/2 substance/medication conditions
- Move through material on obsessions/compulsions and hoarding.
- Refer to outcome criteria (pages 581) and Table 27-3 (outcomes/interventions/rationals)
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) (Chapter 27)
- Symptoms and nursing interventions are key points of focus
Medication Management - Anxiolytics
- Review Dr. Touw's slides, Chapter 4 (pages 61-63, Table 4-3), and Table 24-7 (page 593)
- Focus on understanding the different types of anxiolytics and their indications versus non-benzodiazepines
- Key is the difference between benzodiazepines and non-benzodiazepines and their considerations for use and monitoring
Medication Management - Antipsychotics (Chapter 4 & 24)
- Review Chapters 4 and 24 (pages 490 & subsequent)
- Section on indications actions and side effects
- Note the significance of teaching in this context
- Refer to p. 73 for a review of the content and pay attention to the nursing interventions related to antipsychotic medications
- Exclusion of the specific AIMS test
- This review involves identifying the antipsychotic medications
- Emphasize the action of antipsychotics on dopamine receptors
- Identify dopamine receptor blocking agents (DRBAs) and their effects
Teaching Patients/SO/Family About Medication Management
- Cover the indications for use
- Understand when patients might feel better
- The role of PCP in management
- How to handle side effects
- When to go to the ER/referral for refills
Antipsychotic Medications and Nursing Interventions (Chapter 24 & 22)
- Review specific antipsychotics (Haloperidol, Olanzapine, Clozapine, Risperidone, Aripiprazole, Fluphenazine, Chlorpromazine, Paliperidone) and associated nursing interventions regarding their use, monitoring, and possible side effects, including extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS)
DRBA-induced Movement Disorders (Chapter 23)
- Differentiate between acute dystonia and tardive dyskinesia (TD) . Note on onset, symptoms, treatment, and prognosis, and the different characteristics of these forms of disorders
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Test your knowledge on key concepts in mental health nursing, including active listening, ethical principles, and therapeutic communication techniques. This quiz covers aspects of patient care such as strengths-based approaches and medication effects, essential for any nursing professional.
