CMHT Practice Exam
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The term "sandwich generation" best describes adults:
Select one:
a. Caught between adulthood and late adulthood
b. Caring for their children and aging parents
c. Caring for their children and grandchildren
d. Caught between young adulthood and adulthood
b
,A male client is in the process of being admitted to a mental health facility. He is sure that the
nurse is the administrator of the hospital, despite the nurse's insistence that he is a staff nurse
on the unit. This client is experiencing:
Select one:
a. Acute confusion
b. Visual hallucinations
c. Delusions
d. Auditory hallucinations
c
A client with the diagnosis of depersonalization disorder notices that he experiences periods
of depersonalization when confronted with certain stressors. When developing the care
plan, the nurse is aware that one of the most helpful activities in self-control for this client is
for the client to:
Select one:
a. Contact a treatment team member to discuss his thoughts and feelings every time he is
confronted with a stressor.
b. Keep a daily journal of his thoughts and feelings, paying special attention to thoughts and
feelings during stressful times.
c. Recall periods of stressful times in his life during his clinic visit.
d. Join an exercise program that will help to decrease his stress level.
b
For children older than 4 years, separation anxiety should last for no longer than:
Select one:
a. A few days
b. A few weeks
c. A few months
d. 1 year
c
,The nurse begins discharge planning measures with a hospitalized client:
Select one:
a. Near the time of discharge
b. At the time of admission
c. 3 days into the hospital stay
d. On the day before discharge
b
During a crisis assessment due to the diagnosis of a terminal illness, the nurse is trying to
determine what the client's history is with regard to losses. Which question will best assess
this area?
Select one:
a. "How easily do you adapt to new situations?"
b. "What is your understanding of the current situation?"
c. "Who or what has helped you through crisis situations in the past?"
d. "How is this situation affecting your family?"
c
While performing a search of an adult male's home based on suspicion of criminal activity,
the police find pictures of him with young children between the ages of 5 and 10. The
pictures are sexual in nature. The man is suspected of:
Select one:
a. Voyeurism
b. Sexual sadism
c. Pedophilia
d. Necrophilia
c
, Toddlers often express their anger through:
Select one:
a. Crying
b. Manipulation
c. Temper tantrums
d. Direct aggression
c
The client was injured in a work accident. He now has a fused spine and moves with difficulty.
He wonders if he will ever be able to be intimate with his wife. What is the nurse's most
accurate response?
Select one:
a. "You will not be able to engage in sexual activity."
b. "You can enjoy a satisfying sex life with some adaptation."
c. "You eventually will return to the preinjury level of functioning."
d. "You will become more sexually active after you recover from the injuries."
b
The CMA is administering an antianxiety medication to a client. Monitoring side effects is the
responsibility of which member of the health care team?
Select one:
a. Nurse
b. CMA
c. Physician
d. Therapist
a
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Escitalopram Oxalate Alzheimer's EAQ
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Terms (295)
Hide definitions
The term "sandwich generation" best describes adults:
Select one:
a. Caught between adulthood and late adulthood
b. Caring for their children and aging parents
c. Caring for their children and grandchildren
d. Caught between young adulthood and adulthood
b
,A male client is in the process of being admitted to a mental health facility. He is sure that the
nurse is the administrator of the hospital, despite the nurse's insistence that he is a staff nurse
on the unit. This client is experiencing:
Select one:
a. Acute confusion
b. Visual hallucinations
c. Delusions
d. Auditory hallucinations
c
A client with the diagnosis of depersonalization disorder notices that he experiences periods
of depersonalization when confronted with certain stressors. When developing the care
plan, the nurse is aware that one of the most helpful activities in self-control for this client is
for the client to:
Select one:
a. Contact a treatment team member to discuss his thoughts and feelings every time he is
confronted with a stressor.
b. Keep a daily journal of his thoughts and feelings, paying special attention to thoughts and
feelings during stressful times.
c. Recall periods of stressful times in his life during his clinic visit.
d. Join an exercise program that will help to decrease his stress level.
b
For children older than 4 years, separation anxiety should last for no longer than:
Select one:
a. A few days
b. A few weeks
c. A few months
d. 1 year
c
,The nurse begins discharge planning measures with a hospitalized client:
Select one:
a. Near the time of discharge
b. At the time of admission
c. 3 days into the hospital stay
d. On the day before discharge
b
During a crisis assessment due to the diagnosis of a terminal illness, the nurse is trying to
determine what the client's history is with regard to losses. Which question will best assess
this area?
Select one:
a. "How easily do you adapt to new situations?"
b. "What is your understanding of the current situation?"
c. "Who or what has helped you through crisis situations in the past?"
d. "How is this situation affecting your family?"
c
While performing a search of an adult male's home based on suspicion of criminal activity,
the police find pictures of him with young children between the ages of 5 and 10. The
pictures are sexual in nature. The man is suspected of:
Select one:
a. Voyeurism
b. Sexual sadism
c. Pedophilia
d. Necrophilia
c
, Toddlers often express their anger through:
Select one:
a. Crying
b. Manipulation
c. Temper tantrums
d. Direct aggression
c
The client was injured in a work accident. He now has a fused spine and moves with difficulty.
He wonders if he will ever be able to be intimate with his wife. What is the nurse's most
accurate response?
Select one:
a. "You will not be able to engage in sexual activity."
b. "You can enjoy a satisfying sex life with some adaptation."
c. "You eventually will return to the preinjury level of functioning."
d. "You will become more sexually active after you recover from the injuries."
b
The CMA is administering an antianxiety medication to a client. Monitoring side effects is the
responsibility of which member of the health care team?
Select one:
a. Nurse
b. CMA
c. Physician
d. Therapist
a
