NCM 105 MIDTERM EXAMINATION EXAM WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALEs Rated A+ Assured success latest update 2022

A. History of Psychiatric Nursing (10 points) • Which of the choices below do not belong to key people of the scientific study during the 1870s? a.Freud c. Bleuler b.Kraepelin d. Behçet • The first antipsychotic drug was invented during this period. a. 1790s c. 1950s b. 1870s d. 1960s • What period of psychiatric history where in the insane are no longer treated as less than human? a. Enlightenment (1790s) c. Psychotic Drug (1950s) b.Scientific Study (1870s) d. Community Mental Health(1960s) • Mental illness could be studied a significant change in thinking happened during this period. a. 1790s c. 1950s b. 1870s d. 1960s • Decade of the brain can be traced back to `s thinking. a.Freud c. Bleuler b.Kraepelin d. Behçet • Intervention in familiar surroundings has helped many people is the result of this period. a.Enlightenment (1790s) c. Psychotic Drug (1950s) b.Scientific Study (1870s) d. Community Mental Health (1960s) • Community mental health centers were opened in the United States because of . a. Community Mental Health Act of 1963 NCM 105 MIDTERM EXAMINATION EXAM WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALEs Rated A+ Assured success latest update 2022 NCM 105 MIDTERM EXAMINATION EXAM WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALEs Rated A+ Assured success latest update 2022 c. National Institute of Mental Health Act of 1949 b. Mental Health Act of 1946 d. Joint Commission on Mental Illness and Health Act of 1961 • If we can understand the brain, we can help millions of people suffering from mental disorders a significant change of thinking of what period? a.Decade of the Brain (1990s) c. Psychotic Drug (1950s) b.Scientific Study (1870s) d. Community Mental Health(1960s) • The 1990s were declared the by Congress. a.Decade of the Brain (1990s) c. Psychotic Drug (1950s) b.Scientific Study (1870s) d. Community Mental Health(1960s) NCM 105 MIDTERM EXAMINATION EXAM WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALEs Rated A+ Assured success latest update 2022 NCM 105 MIDTERM EXAMINATION EXAM WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALEs Rated A+ Assured success latest update 2022 • He believed that the brain pathology was the root of serious mental disorder. a.Freud c. Bleuler b.Kraepelin d. Behçet B. Psychiatric Nursing (90 points) 1. Marco approached Nurse Cheyenne asking for advice on how to deal with his alcohol addiction. Nurse Trish should tell the client that the only effective treatment for alcoholism is: a. Psychotherapy b. Alcoholics anonymous (A.A.) c. Total abstinence. d. Aversion Therapy Rationale: Total abstinence is the only effective treatment for alcoholism. 2. Nurse Keren is caring for a male client who experience false sensory perceptions with no basis in reality. This perception is known as: a. Hallucinations b. Delusions. c. Loose associations d. Neologisms Rationale: Hallucinations are visual, auditory, gustatory, tactile or olfactory perceptions that have no basis in reality. 3. Nurse Mayfleur is caring for a female client who has suicidal tendency. When accompanying the client to the restroom, Nurse Monet should… a. Give her privacy b. Allow her to urinate c. Open the window and allow her to get some fresh air NCM 105 MIDTERM EXAMINATION EXAM WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALEs Rated A+ Assured success latest update 2022 NCM 105 MIDTERM EXAMINATION EXAM WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALEs Rated A+ Assured success latest update 2022 d. Observe her. Rationale: The Nurse has a responsibility to observe continuously the acutely suicidal client. The Nurse should watch for clues, such as communicating suicidal thoughts, and messages; hoarding medications and talking about death. 4. Nurse Nikki is developing a plan of care for a female client with anorexia nervosa. Which action should the nurse include in the plan? a. Provide privacy during meals. b. Set-up a strict eating plan for the client c. Encourage client to exercise to reduce anxiety d. Restrict visits with the family Rationale: Establishing a consistent eating plan and monitoring client’s weight are important to this disorder. 5. A client is experiencing anxiety attack. The most appropriate nursing intervention should include? a. Turning on the television b. Leaving the client alone c. Staying with the client and speaking in short sentences. d. Ask the client to play with other clients Rationale: Appropriate nursing interventions for an anxiety attack include using short sentences, staying with the client, decreasing stimuli, remaining calm and medicating as needed.