NRNP 6675 Midterm Exam Description ( A+
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Substance intoxication
Syndrome from recent ingestion or exposure to a substance
Tardive dyskinesia
Abnormal involuntary movements affecting face, mouth, tongue
Delusional disorder
Deeply held belief lasting at least one month without prominent hallucinations
Preoccupation with castration
Serious if carried out without medical supervision, consistent with specific disorders
CPT
System for describing medical and surgical procedures
Milky urine on Chlorpromazine
May be a harmless response to the medication
Turner's syndrome
Condition from absence of second female sex chromosome (XO)
Negative symptom of schizophrenia
Isolation and impaired self-care
Distinguishing OCD from psychosis
Patients with OCD acknowledge symptoms' unreasonable nature
Psychosis
Condition with delusions, disorganized thoughts, and poor self-care
Obsessive Thoughts
Common in patients with psychosis
OCD
Characterized by less bizarre obsessions
DSM-5
System for describing medical procedures and services
, Medicare
Federal program for individuals 65+ and disabled
HIPPA
Regulation for patient data privacy
Nurse Practitioner Scope
Legal description important to avoid practicing without a license
Psychoactive Substance
Most widely consumed: caffeine
Tardive Dyskinesia Treatment
Cogentin (benztropine) or Artane (trihexyphenidyl)
APRN Consensus Model
Merged foci to allow NPs to work across specialties
Alcohol Blood Level 0.05%
Impairs thought judgment and motor actions
Dopamine Hypothesis of Schizophrenia
Theory linking schizophrenia to dopaminergic activity
Social phobia
Fear of social situations
Specific phobia
Fear of specific objects or situations
General anxiety disorder unspecified
Non-specific anxiety disorder
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Disorder characterized by obsessions and compulsions
Residential treatment
Inpatient treatment in a residential facility
Partial hospitalizations
Structured treatment program without full hospitalization
Outpatient treatment
Treatment received without being admitted to a hospital
Telephilia
GRADED 100% VERIFIED) LATEST 2024
Substance intoxication
Syndrome from recent ingestion or exposure to a substance
Tardive dyskinesia
Abnormal involuntary movements affecting face, mouth, tongue
Delusional disorder
Deeply held belief lasting at least one month without prominent hallucinations
Preoccupation with castration
Serious if carried out without medical supervision, consistent with specific disorders
CPT
System for describing medical and surgical procedures
Milky urine on Chlorpromazine
May be a harmless response to the medication
Turner's syndrome
Condition from absence of second female sex chromosome (XO)
Negative symptom of schizophrenia
Isolation and impaired self-care
Distinguishing OCD from psychosis
Patients with OCD acknowledge symptoms' unreasonable nature
Psychosis
Condition with delusions, disorganized thoughts, and poor self-care
Obsessive Thoughts
Common in patients with psychosis
OCD
Characterized by less bizarre obsessions
DSM-5
System for describing medical procedures and services
, Medicare
Federal program for individuals 65+ and disabled
HIPPA
Regulation for patient data privacy
Nurse Practitioner Scope
Legal description important to avoid practicing without a license
Psychoactive Substance
Most widely consumed: caffeine
Tardive Dyskinesia Treatment
Cogentin (benztropine) or Artane (trihexyphenidyl)
APRN Consensus Model
Merged foci to allow NPs to work across specialties
Alcohol Blood Level 0.05%
Impairs thought judgment and motor actions
Dopamine Hypothesis of Schizophrenia
Theory linking schizophrenia to dopaminergic activity
Social phobia
Fear of social situations
Specific phobia
Fear of specific objects or situations
General anxiety disorder unspecified
Non-specific anxiety disorder
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Disorder characterized by obsessions and compulsions
Residential treatment
Inpatient treatment in a residential facility
Partial hospitalizations
Structured treatment program without full hospitalization
Outpatient treatment
Treatment received without being admitted to a hospital
Telephilia
