PSYCH / MENTAL HEALTH HESI COMPREHENSIVE TEST
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Which statement demonstrates the best understanding of the nurse's role
regarding ensuring that each client's rights are respected?
1) "Autonomy is the fundamental right of each and every client."
2) "A client's rights are guaranteed by both state and federal laws."
3) "Being respectful and concerned will ensure that I'm attentive to my clients'
rights."
4) "Regardless of the client's condition, all nurses have the duty to
respect client rights."
3) "Being respectful and concerned will ensure that I'm attentive to my clients'
rights."
,A nurse employed in a mental health unit of a hospital is the leader of a
group psychotherapy session. The nurses's role in the termination stage of
group development is to:
1) Encourage problem solving
2) Encourage accomplishment of the group's work
3) Acknowledge the contributions of each group member
4) Encourage members to become acquainted with one another
3) Acknowledge the contributions of each group member
A male client with delirium becomes disoriented and confused in his room at
night. The best initial nursing intervention is to:
1) Move the client next to the nurse's station
2) Use an indirect light source and turn off the television
3) Keep the television and a soft light on during the night
4) Play soft music during the night, and maintain a well-lit room
2) Use an indirect light source and turn off the television
A client is admitted to a medical nursing unit with a diagnosis of acute
blindness. Many tests are performed, and there seems to be no organic
reason why this client cannot see. The client became blind after witnessing
a hit-and-run car accident, when a family of three was killed. A nurse
suspects that the client may be
experiencing a:
1) Psychosis
2) Repression
3) Conversion Disorder
4) Dissociative Disorder
3) Conversion Disorder
, A manic client announces to everyone in the day room that a stripper is
coming to perform this evening. When a nurse firmly states that this is
inappropriate and will not happen, the client becomes verbally abusive and
threatens physical violence to the nurse. Based on the analysis of this
situation, the nurse determines that the
appropriate action would be to:
1) Orient the client to time, person, and place
2) Tell the client that the behavior is inappropriate
3) Escort the manic client to her room, with assistance
4) Tell the client that smoking privileges are revoked for 24 hours
3) Escort the manic client to her room, with assistance
A nurse observes that a client is pacing, agitated, and presenting
aggressive gestures. The client's speech pattern is rapid, and affect is
belligerent. Based on these observations, the nurse's immediate priority of
care is to:
1) Provide safety for the client and other clients on the unit
2) Provide the clients on the unit with a sense of comfort and safety
3) Assist the staff in caring for the client in a controlled environment
4) Offer the client a less stimulated area to calm down and gain control
1) Provide safety for the client and other clients on the unit
BANK FINAL EXAM 2026-2027 \Most Recent Exam Actual
Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct
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Which statement demonstrates the best understanding of the nurse's role
regarding ensuring that each client's rights are respected?
1) "Autonomy is the fundamental right of each and every client."
2) "A client's rights are guaranteed by both state and federal laws."
3) "Being respectful and concerned will ensure that I'm attentive to my clients'
rights."
4) "Regardless of the client's condition, all nurses have the duty to
respect client rights."
3) "Being respectful and concerned will ensure that I'm attentive to my clients'
rights."
,A nurse employed in a mental health unit of a hospital is the leader of a
group psychotherapy session. The nurses's role in the termination stage of
group development is to:
1) Encourage problem solving
2) Encourage accomplishment of the group's work
3) Acknowledge the contributions of each group member
4) Encourage members to become acquainted with one another
3) Acknowledge the contributions of each group member
A male client with delirium becomes disoriented and confused in his room at
night. The best initial nursing intervention is to:
1) Move the client next to the nurse's station
2) Use an indirect light source and turn off the television
3) Keep the television and a soft light on during the night
4) Play soft music during the night, and maintain a well-lit room
2) Use an indirect light source and turn off the television
A client is admitted to a medical nursing unit with a diagnosis of acute
blindness. Many tests are performed, and there seems to be no organic
reason why this client cannot see. The client became blind after witnessing
a hit-and-run car accident, when a family of three was killed. A nurse
suspects that the client may be
experiencing a:
1) Psychosis
2) Repression
3) Conversion Disorder
4) Dissociative Disorder
3) Conversion Disorder
, A manic client announces to everyone in the day room that a stripper is
coming to perform this evening. When a nurse firmly states that this is
inappropriate and will not happen, the client becomes verbally abusive and
threatens physical violence to the nurse. Based on the analysis of this
situation, the nurse determines that the
appropriate action would be to:
1) Orient the client to time, person, and place
2) Tell the client that the behavior is inappropriate
3) Escort the manic client to her room, with assistance
4) Tell the client that smoking privileges are revoked for 24 hours
3) Escort the manic client to her room, with assistance
A nurse observes that a client is pacing, agitated, and presenting
aggressive gestures. The client's speech pattern is rapid, and affect is
belligerent. Based on these observations, the nurse's immediate priority of
care is to:
1) Provide safety for the client and other clients on the unit
2) Provide the clients on the unit with a sense of comfort and safety
3) Assist the staff in caring for the client in a controlled environment
4) Offer the client a less stimulated area to calm down and gain control
1) Provide safety for the client and other clients on the unit
