Clinical finding of anorexia nervosa
Amenorrhea- what to look for?
Clinical finding of bulimia
Tooth erosion,
hand calluses,
hypokalemia
What causes parotid gland swelling
Increased serum amylase levels
What lab value would you expect to see in a client with alcoholic cardiomyopathy
Increased CPK- enzyme released when tissue is damaged
Common behavior associated with dependent personality disorder
Needing excessive external input from others to make everyday decisions
Characteristic of avoidant personality disorder
Difficulty starting new relationships, unless he feels accepted. Are unwilling to get involved socially
unless one feels accepted.
What is part of healthy adolescent behavior
Exhibiting a realistic self-concept
What age group displays an egocentric approach to problem solving
Pre schoolers
What age group demonstrates distrust of others
Infants
,What is a common characteristic of autism spectrum disorder
Language delays
What disorder is associated with fears of abandonment
Separation anxiety disorder
What places a client with schizo at greatest risk of self-directed injury or harm to others
Command hallucinations
Example of active listening
Attention to body language (identifying verbal and nonverbal communication)
How much percentage of weight loss must occur in order for a pt to be required hospitalization
Over 30% within 6 months
What clinical finding of a pt with anorexia nervosa requires hospitalization
Temp of 96.1 degrees - severe hypothermia due to loss of SQ tissue or dehydration
How offer should a pt in seclusion be offered food?
( Prescribed haloperidol and seclusion, what should be included in plan of care?)
Every hour
also document behavior every 15-30 min
vitals every 1 to 2 hrs;
keep communication w/client direct and brief;
obtain written Rx from HCP ASAP, typically within 15-30 min; HCP should review Rx every 24 hr
What is an early indication of depression
Decreased social involvement
, Signs of cocaine intoxication
Tachycardia, elevated BP, dilated pupils & agitation
Signs of heroin intoxication
Constricted pupils & decreased BP
Adverse effects of imipramine- for depression
Urinary retention, tinnitus, weight gain & tachycardia, Tricyclic -Anticholergic Effect
Signs of PTSD & Priority action
Distressing dreams, difficulty concentrating & exaggerated startle response, (not delusions and
compulsions).
safety; making the client feel safe
What is a sign of lithium toxicity? Side Effects that cause patients to stop taking it?
Coarse hand tremors- prevents them from doing ADLs.
What lab does a nurse need to evaluate for a pt taking risperidine
Blood glucose- can cause DM to develop
What kind of foods should a pt on tranyclopromine avoid
Foods high in tyramine, such as some cheeses, avocados, and bologna
Clinical findings of mild anxiety
Restlessness, irritability, nail biting & fidgeting.
Feels restless & irritable before taking exam. what level of anxiety?
Clinical findings of moderate anxiety
Amenorrhea- what to look for?
Clinical finding of bulimia
Tooth erosion,
hand calluses,
hypokalemia
What causes parotid gland swelling
Increased serum amylase levels
What lab value would you expect to see in a client with alcoholic cardiomyopathy
Increased CPK- enzyme released when tissue is damaged
Common behavior associated with dependent personality disorder
Needing excessive external input from others to make everyday decisions
Characteristic of avoidant personality disorder
Difficulty starting new relationships, unless he feels accepted. Are unwilling to get involved socially
unless one feels accepted.
What is part of healthy adolescent behavior
Exhibiting a realistic self-concept
What age group displays an egocentric approach to problem solving
Pre schoolers
What age group demonstrates distrust of others
Infants
,What is a common characteristic of autism spectrum disorder
Language delays
What disorder is associated with fears of abandonment
Separation anxiety disorder
What places a client with schizo at greatest risk of self-directed injury or harm to others
Command hallucinations
Example of active listening
Attention to body language (identifying verbal and nonverbal communication)
How much percentage of weight loss must occur in order for a pt to be required hospitalization
Over 30% within 6 months
What clinical finding of a pt with anorexia nervosa requires hospitalization
Temp of 96.1 degrees - severe hypothermia due to loss of SQ tissue or dehydration
How offer should a pt in seclusion be offered food?
( Prescribed haloperidol and seclusion, what should be included in plan of care?)
Every hour
also document behavior every 15-30 min
vitals every 1 to 2 hrs;
keep communication w/client direct and brief;
obtain written Rx from HCP ASAP, typically within 15-30 min; HCP should review Rx every 24 hr
What is an early indication of depression
Decreased social involvement
, Signs of cocaine intoxication
Tachycardia, elevated BP, dilated pupils & agitation
Signs of heroin intoxication
Constricted pupils & decreased BP
Adverse effects of imipramine- for depression
Urinary retention, tinnitus, weight gain & tachycardia, Tricyclic -Anticholergic Effect
Signs of PTSD & Priority action
Distressing dreams, difficulty concentrating & exaggerated startle response, (not delusions and
compulsions).
safety; making the client feel safe
What is a sign of lithium toxicity? Side Effects that cause patients to stop taking it?
Coarse hand tremors- prevents them from doing ADLs.
What lab does a nurse need to evaluate for a pt taking risperidine
Blood glucose- can cause DM to develop
What kind of foods should a pt on tranyclopromine avoid
Foods high in tyramine, such as some cheeses, avocados, and bologna
Clinical findings of mild anxiety
Restlessness, irritability, nail biting & fidgeting.
Feels restless & irritable before taking exam. what level of anxiety?
Clinical findings of moderate anxiety
