You have been working with a 54-year-old man who has been treated for
schizophrenia since age 19. He has limited social interactions, likes to be alone, and
has never dated, nor had a desire to date. His symptoms are best explained by which
of the following?
A. Antisocial, personality disorder.
B. Lack of personal hygiene.
C. Negative symptoms.
D. Positive symptoms.
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C. Negative symptoms.
Which of the following statements best reflects the difference between the nurse-
client relationship, and a social relationship?
A. The nurse client relationship has a primary focus on the client and the clients needs.
B. Goals in the nurse, client relationship or deliberately left, vague and unspoken so
, that the client can work on any issue.
C. In the nurse, client relationship, the nurse is solely responsible for making the
relationship work.
D. In the nurse client relationship there is no place for social interaction.
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A. The nurse client relationship has a primary focus on the client and the
clients needs.
Which of the following is the best rationale for using cognitive behavioral therapy?
A. Recognize and change automatic thoughts
B. See reality as you see it.
C. Change reality by changing the environment.
D. Recognize and except that automatic thoughts, suggest delusional thinking.
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A. Recognize and change automatic thoughts
As a PMHNP working on the consult liaison team, you know the importance of
preventing delirium due to which of the following?
a. Risk of 1-year mortality rate
b. Risk of harm to the client and staff
c. Risk of unremitting psychosis
d. Risk of aspiration
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B. Risk of harm to client and staff
schizophrenia since age 19. He has limited social interactions, likes to be alone, and
has never dated, nor had a desire to date. His symptoms are best explained by which
of the following?
A. Antisocial, personality disorder.
B. Lack of personal hygiene.
C. Negative symptoms.
D. Positive symptoms.
Give this one a try later!
C. Negative symptoms.
Which of the following statements best reflects the difference between the nurse-
client relationship, and a social relationship?
A. The nurse client relationship has a primary focus on the client and the clients needs.
B. Goals in the nurse, client relationship or deliberately left, vague and unspoken so
, that the client can work on any issue.
C. In the nurse, client relationship, the nurse is solely responsible for making the
relationship work.
D. In the nurse client relationship there is no place for social interaction.
Give this one a try later!
A. The nurse client relationship has a primary focus on the client and the
clients needs.
Which of the following is the best rationale for using cognitive behavioral therapy?
A. Recognize and change automatic thoughts
B. See reality as you see it.
C. Change reality by changing the environment.
D. Recognize and except that automatic thoughts, suggest delusional thinking.
Give this one a try later!
A. Recognize and change automatic thoughts
As a PMHNP working on the consult liaison team, you know the importance of
preventing delirium due to which of the following?
a. Risk of 1-year mortality rate
b. Risk of harm to the client and staff
c. Risk of unremitting psychosis
d. Risk of aspiration
Give this one a try later!
B. Risk of harm to client and staff
