NUR 190 PROMOTION OF MENTAL HEALTH EXAM 1
REVIEW 90 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
2026
D. The patient in room 234 is displaying manic behavior - CORRECT ANSWER
When providing respectful, appropriate nursing care, how should the nurse
identify the patient and his or her observable characteristics?
A. The manic patient in room 234
B. The patient in room 234 is a manic
C. The patient in room 234 is possibly a manic
D. The patient in room 234 is displaying manic behavior
B. Providing regular depression screening for adolescent and teenage students -
CORRECT ANSWER Recognizing the frequency of depression among the American
population, the nurse should advocate for which mental health promotion
intervention?
A. Including discussions on depression as part of school health classes
B. Providing regular depression screening for adolescent and teenage students
C. Increasing the number of community-based depression hotlines available to the
public
D. Encouraging senior centers to provide information on accessing community
depression resources
,A. "I try to remember not to take other people's bad moods personally."
D. "I've learned to calm down before trying to defend my opinions."
E. "I know that discussing issues with my boss would help me get my point
across." - CORRECT ANSWER Which statement made by a patient demonstrates a
healthy degree of resilience? Select all that apply.
A. "I try to remember not to take other people's bad moods personally."
B. "I know that if I get really mad I'll end up being depressed."
C. "I really feel that sometimes bad things are meant to happen."
D. "I've learned to calm down before trying to defend my opinions."
E. "I know that discussing issues with my boss would help me get my point
across."
C. "I'm not familiar with the patient's Japanese's cultural view on suicide." -
CORRECT ANSWER Which statement demonstrates the nurse's understanding of
the effect of environmental factors on a patient's mental health?
A. "I'll need to assess how the patient's family views mental illness."
B. "There is a history of depression in the patient's extended family."
C. "I'm not familiar with the patient's Japanese's cultural view on suicide."
D. "The patient's ability to pay for mental health services needs to be assessed."
B. "My experience has been that the Irish have a problem with alcohol use." -
CORRECT ANSWER When considering stigmatization, which statement made by
the nurse demonstrates a need for immediate intervention by the nurse manager?
,A. "Depression seems to be a real problem among the teen-age population."
B. "My experience has been that the Irish have a problem with alcohol use."
C. "Women are at greater risk for developing suicidal thoughts than acting on
them."
D. "We've admitted several military veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder
this month."
D. DSM-5 - CORRECT ANSWER A nursing student new to psychiatric-mental health
nursing asks a peer what resources he can use to figure out which symptoms are
present in a specific psychiatric disorder. The best answer would be:
A. Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC)
B. Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)
C. NANDA-I nursing diagnoses
D. DSM-5
B. Identifying risk factors that contribute to the development of a disorder.
D. Identifying which individuals will respond favorably to a specific treatment. -
CORRECT ANSWER Epidemiological studies contribute to improvements in care for
individuals with mental disorders by:
A. Providing information about effective nursing techniques.
B. Identifying risk factors that contribute to the development of a disorder.
, C. Identifying individuals in the general population who will develop a specific
disorder.
D. Identifying which individuals will respond favorably to a specific treatment.
B. Teaching coping skills for a specific family dynamic - CORRECT ANSWER Which
of the following activities would be considered nursing care and appropriate to be
performed by a basic level nurse for a patient suffering from mental illness?
A. Treating major depression
B. Teaching coping skills for a specific family dynamic
C. Conducting psychotherapy
D. Prescribing antidepressant medication
C. Mental illness changes with culture, time in history, political systems, and the
groups defining it. - CORRECT ANSWER Which statement about mental illness is
true?
A. Mental illness is a matter of individual nonconformity with societal norms.
B. Mental illness is present when irrational and illogical behavior occurs.
C. Mental illness changes with culture, time in history, political systems, and the
groups defining it.
D. Mental illness is evaluated solely by considering individual control over
behavior and appraisal of reality.
B. Poor physical health can lead to mental distress and disorders.
REVIEW 90 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
2026
D. The patient in room 234 is displaying manic behavior - CORRECT ANSWER
When providing respectful, appropriate nursing care, how should the nurse
identify the patient and his or her observable characteristics?
A. The manic patient in room 234
B. The patient in room 234 is a manic
C. The patient in room 234 is possibly a manic
D. The patient in room 234 is displaying manic behavior
B. Providing regular depression screening for adolescent and teenage students -
CORRECT ANSWER Recognizing the frequency of depression among the American
population, the nurse should advocate for which mental health promotion
intervention?
A. Including discussions on depression as part of school health classes
B. Providing regular depression screening for adolescent and teenage students
C. Increasing the number of community-based depression hotlines available to the
public
D. Encouraging senior centers to provide information on accessing community
depression resources
,A. "I try to remember not to take other people's bad moods personally."
D. "I've learned to calm down before trying to defend my opinions."
E. "I know that discussing issues with my boss would help me get my point
across." - CORRECT ANSWER Which statement made by a patient demonstrates a
healthy degree of resilience? Select all that apply.
A. "I try to remember not to take other people's bad moods personally."
B. "I know that if I get really mad I'll end up being depressed."
C. "I really feel that sometimes bad things are meant to happen."
D. "I've learned to calm down before trying to defend my opinions."
E. "I know that discussing issues with my boss would help me get my point
across."
C. "I'm not familiar with the patient's Japanese's cultural view on suicide." -
CORRECT ANSWER Which statement demonstrates the nurse's understanding of
the effect of environmental factors on a patient's mental health?
A. "I'll need to assess how the patient's family views mental illness."
B. "There is a history of depression in the patient's extended family."
C. "I'm not familiar with the patient's Japanese's cultural view on suicide."
D. "The patient's ability to pay for mental health services needs to be assessed."
B. "My experience has been that the Irish have a problem with alcohol use." -
CORRECT ANSWER When considering stigmatization, which statement made by
the nurse demonstrates a need for immediate intervention by the nurse manager?
,A. "Depression seems to be a real problem among the teen-age population."
B. "My experience has been that the Irish have a problem with alcohol use."
C. "Women are at greater risk for developing suicidal thoughts than acting on
them."
D. "We've admitted several military veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder
this month."
D. DSM-5 - CORRECT ANSWER A nursing student new to psychiatric-mental health
nursing asks a peer what resources he can use to figure out which symptoms are
present in a specific psychiatric disorder. The best answer would be:
A. Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC)
B. Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)
C. NANDA-I nursing diagnoses
D. DSM-5
B. Identifying risk factors that contribute to the development of a disorder.
D. Identifying which individuals will respond favorably to a specific treatment. -
CORRECT ANSWER Epidemiological studies contribute to improvements in care for
individuals with mental disorders by:
A. Providing information about effective nursing techniques.
B. Identifying risk factors that contribute to the development of a disorder.
, C. Identifying individuals in the general population who will develop a specific
disorder.
D. Identifying which individuals will respond favorably to a specific treatment.
B. Teaching coping skills for a specific family dynamic - CORRECT ANSWER Which
of the following activities would be considered nursing care and appropriate to be
performed by a basic level nurse for a patient suffering from mental illness?
A. Treating major depression
B. Teaching coping skills for a specific family dynamic
C. Conducting psychotherapy
D. Prescribing antidepressant medication
C. Mental illness changes with culture, time in history, political systems, and the
groups defining it. - CORRECT ANSWER Which statement about mental illness is
true?
A. Mental illness is a matter of individual nonconformity with societal norms.
B. Mental illness is present when irrational and illogical behavior occurs.
C. Mental illness changes with culture, time in history, political systems, and the
groups defining it.
D. Mental illness is evaluated solely by considering individual control over
behavior and appraisal of reality.
B. Poor physical health can lead to mental distress and disorders.
