MENTAL HEALTH ATI MASTERY 2024-2025|COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS )
ALREADY GRADED A+.
Clinical finding of anorexia nervosa - ANSWER -Amenorrhea- what to
look for?
Clinical finding of bulimia - ANSWER -Tooth erosion,
hand calluses, hypokalemia
What causes parotid gland swelling - ANSWER -Increased serum
amylase levels
What lab value would you expect to see in a client with alcoholic
cardiomyopathy - ANSWER -Increased CPK- enzyme released when
tissue is damaged
Common behavior associated with dependent personality disorder -
ANSWER -Needing excessive external input from others to make
everyday decisions
Characteristic of avoidant personality disorder - ANSWER -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 - ANSWER -Exhibiting a
realistic self-concept
,What age group displays an egocentric approach to problem solving -
ANSWER -Pre schoolers
What age group demonstrates distrust of others - ANSWER -Infants
What is a common characteristic of autism spectrum disorder -
ANSWER -Language delays
What disorder is associated with fears of abandonment - ANSWER -
Separation anxiety disorder
What places a client with schizo at greatest risk of self-directed injury
or harm to others - ANSWER -Command hallucinations
Example of active listening - ANSWER -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 - ANSWER -Over 30% within 6 months
What clinical finding of a pt with anorexia nervosa requires
hospitalization - ANSWER -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?) - ANSWER -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 - ANSWER -Decreased
social involvement
Signs of cocaine intoxication - ANSWER -Tachycardia, elevated BP,
dilated pupils & agitation
Signs of heroin intoxication - ANSWER -Constricted pupils &
decreased BP
Adverse effects of imipramine- for depression - ANSWER -Urinary
retention, tinnitus, weight gain & tachycardia, Tricyclic -Anticholergic
Effect
Signs of PTSD & Priority action - ANSWER -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? - ANSWER -Coarse hand tremors- prevents them from
doing ADLs.
What lab does a nurse need to evaluate for a pt taking risperidine -
ANSWER -Blood glucose- can cause DM to develop
What kind of foods should a pt on tranyclopromine avoid - ANSWER
Foods high in tyramine, such as some cheeses, avocados, and
bologna
Clinical findings of mild anxiety - ANSWER -Restlessness, irritability,
nail biting & fidgeting.
Feels restless & irritable before taking exam. what level of anxiety?
Clinical findings of moderate anxiety - ANSWER -Tension,
palpitations, increased HR & diaphoresis
Clinical findings of severe anxiety - ANSWER -Difficulty sleeping, light
headedness, nausea, tremors & sense of impending doom
Clinical findings of panic anxiety - ANSWER -Hyperactivity, severe
tremors & uncoordinated impulsive behavior
Indication of complicated grief - ANSWER -Difficulty carrying on
normal activities following a loss. I feel so empty without my wife, its
hard to get up every morning.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS )
ALREADY GRADED A+.
Clinical finding of anorexia nervosa - ANSWER -Amenorrhea- what to
look for?
Clinical finding of bulimia - ANSWER -Tooth erosion,
hand calluses, hypokalemia
What causes parotid gland swelling - ANSWER -Increased serum
amylase levels
What lab value would you expect to see in a client with alcoholic
cardiomyopathy - ANSWER -Increased CPK- enzyme released when
tissue is damaged
Common behavior associated with dependent personality disorder -
ANSWER -Needing excessive external input from others to make
everyday decisions
Characteristic of avoidant personality disorder - ANSWER -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 - ANSWER -Exhibiting a
realistic self-concept
,What age group displays an egocentric approach to problem solving -
ANSWER -Pre schoolers
What age group demonstrates distrust of others - ANSWER -Infants
What is a common characteristic of autism spectrum disorder -
ANSWER -Language delays
What disorder is associated with fears of abandonment - ANSWER -
Separation anxiety disorder
What places a client with schizo at greatest risk of self-directed injury
or harm to others - ANSWER -Command hallucinations
Example of active listening - ANSWER -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 - ANSWER -Over 30% within 6 months
What clinical finding of a pt with anorexia nervosa requires
hospitalization - ANSWER -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?) - ANSWER -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 - ANSWER -Decreased
social involvement
Signs of cocaine intoxication - ANSWER -Tachycardia, elevated BP,
dilated pupils & agitation
Signs of heroin intoxication - ANSWER -Constricted pupils &
decreased BP
Adverse effects of imipramine- for depression - ANSWER -Urinary
retention, tinnitus, weight gain & tachycardia, Tricyclic -Anticholergic
Effect
Signs of PTSD & Priority action - ANSWER -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? - ANSWER -Coarse hand tremors- prevents them from
doing ADLs.
What lab does a nurse need to evaluate for a pt taking risperidine -
ANSWER -Blood glucose- can cause DM to develop
What kind of foods should a pt on tranyclopromine avoid - ANSWER
Foods high in tyramine, such as some cheeses, avocados, and
bologna
Clinical findings of mild anxiety - ANSWER -Restlessness, irritability,
nail biting & fidgeting.
Feels restless & irritable before taking exam. what level of anxiety?
Clinical findings of moderate anxiety - ANSWER -Tension,
palpitations, increased HR & diaphoresis
Clinical findings of severe anxiety - ANSWER -Difficulty sleeping, light
headedness, nausea, tremors & sense of impending doom
Clinical findings of panic anxiety - ANSWER -Hyperactivity, severe
tremors & uncoordinated impulsive behavior
Indication of complicated grief - ANSWER -Difficulty carrying on
normal activities following a loss. I feel so empty without my wife, its
hard to get up every morning.
