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A child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder consistently
demonstrates irritability and is easily frustrated. Which medication is
most likely to manage these symptoms effectively?
ans:> Risperidone (Risperdal)
A female patient is raped by her husband frequently. What psychological
effect would the nurse observe in this patient?
ans:> Sexual distress
A geriatric patient has Alzheimer's disease. The patient says, "I have to
go back to my home. My child will be returning from school." What
appropriate response should the nurse give to the patient?
ans:> "I think you are feeling lonely and missing your child."
A group of nursing students was given an assignment to assess the
abuse victims in the gynecology ward using the abuse assessment
screen. The students find that the majority of the patients got a score of
2. Which incident of abuse does this score indicate?
ans:> Slapping, pushing; no injuries or continuing pain
A Korean patient complains of anger, irritability, insomnia, and anorexia.
The patient also complains of headaches and palpitations. The nurse
observes that the patient frequently sighs during the interview. What is
the most appropriate approach towards the management of this patient?
ans:> The patient needs stress management education and
psychotherapy.
A mother brings her 4-year-old daughter to the emergency department
and states that the child has been "acting funny." The mother states,
"She touches her vagina and rubs herself down there all the time and
,she never did that before." This behavior best supports which
conclusion?
ans:> Child has been sexually abused
A nurse attempts to intervene verbally when an angry patient initially
threatens to throw a chair but quickly focuses the anger toward the
nurse. Several staff members gather behind the nurse, but then the
patient shouts, "I will calm down when that nurse isn't in my face." The
nurse best demonstrates the ability to help the patient deescalate by
ans:> Moving to the rear of the staff group
A nurse interacts with a patient while documenting a report of abuse.
The nurse finds that the patient has poor eye contact and feels
ashamed. What appropriate diagnosis should the nurse make from the
patient's behavior?
ans:> Chronic low self esteem
A nurse is caring for a patient who was sexually assaulted. The nurse
reports to the primary health care provider that the patient has the
symptoms of hyperarousal. Which symptom is the nurse referring to in
the patient?
ans:> insomnia and reduced concentration
A nurse is performing a physical assessment of a female patient who
was sexually abused. Which steps does the nurse follow while
performing the assessment?
ans:> The nurse inquires about the date of the patient's last menstrual
cycle.
The nurse explains the examination procedure to the patient.
The nurse encourages the patient to participate in all the decisions of the
assessment.
A nurse is teaching a group of nursing students about sexual assault.
Which information should the nurse include in the teaching?
ans:> 50% of rapes occur in the home
A patient has been placed in seclusion to control aggressive behavior.
Care while the patient is secluded should include
ans:> Providing for nutrition and hydration
A patient says to the nurse, "A man in the neighborhood always makes
obscene gestures at me. He had also tried to touch me once. I was so
,scared, I just ran away." What should the nurse document in the
patient's case report?
ans:> "The patient is a victim of attempted rape."
A patient waiting to see the health care provider is pacing and looking
both angry and tense. When it's determined that the patient won't be
seen for another 30 minutes, the nurse addresses the patient's agitation
by
ans:> Explaining to the patient what caused the back-up and suggesting
that the patient has time to go to the coffee shop
A patient who is a rape victim has severe anxiety. The nurse teaches
few relaxation techniques to the patient. What is the purpose for this
intervention in this patient?
ans:> facilitate problem solving
A patient with diabetic nephropathy requests chocolates and gets
aggressive when the nurse denies the request. The patient abuses the
staff when the staff refuses to fulfill the demands. What appropriate
action should the nurse take for an effective patient-nurse
communication?
ans:> Acknowledge the patient's demand
A patient with schizophrenia and history of chronic aggression is treated
with propranolol (Inderal), a beta blocker, for aggressive behavior. The
patient has been recently diagnosed with asthma. Which change in the
prescription does the nurse expect for the patient?
ans:> Replacement of propranolol with a different drug
A person was admitted at a health care facility following a suicide
attempt resulting from family violence. After the crisis is resolved, what
should be the next intervention?
ans:> Ask if they plan to repeat this
A primary health care provider prescribed medication to control
aggression in a patient with attention deficit disorder. The nurse makes it
a point to regularly monitor the complete blood count and liver
functioning in the patient. Which medication was prescribed for the
patient?
ans:> Carbamazepine (Tegretol)
, A sexual assault victim asks to be given "the morning-after pill" to
prevent conception. The nurse does not believe in abortion. The action
the nurse should take is to
ans:> Report and document the request
A sexual assault victim tells the nurse, "I should have tried to fight him
off! But I was so terrified that I could not move. I should have tried
harder." A supportive response for the nurse to make would be
ans:> "The way you behaved was the right thing to do at the time."
A student nurse is told to assist one of the senior staff with a patient
having a catastrophic reaction. What should the student nurse
understand by the term catastrophic reaction?
ans:> The patient is screaming out of overwhelming fear due to impaired
cognition.
A victim of rape is diagnosed with rape-trauma syndrome. Which signs
and symptoms does the nurse find in the victim? Select all that apply.
ans:> Nightmares
Anxiety
Aggression
A woman is put in restraints because she tried to kill her daughter and
son. All other measures to control her violent behavior failed. The lab
reports of the woman revealed that she is positive for HCG. What should
be the next best action?
ans:> Release her from restraints
A woman reports being in an abusive relationship with her husband.
What drives a man to act as a perpetrator in an abusive relationship?
Select all that apply.
ans:> He feels he is in charge and dominant in the relationship.
He feels more powerful when he uses force and abuse
He imposes restrictions due to extreme pathological jealousy.
A woman seeks outpatient therapy two weeks after being raped. She
complains of insomnia, decreased appetite, episodes of panic, and
feeling vulnerable when she is away from home. What are the most
appropriate nursing interventions for the plan of care? Select all that
apply.
ans:> Teach the patient stress management techniques.
Use active listening to validate the patient's feelings.
Refer the patient to a support group for victims of rape.
Revision Examination Tests
“Come all for this greatness”
...100% Correct Ans...
FAC1501 ASSIGNMENT 8 SEMESTER 2 2024-2025 ALL QUESTIONS
ARE COVERED - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED 100%
A child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder consistently
demonstrates irritability and is easily frustrated. Which medication is
most likely to manage these symptoms effectively?
ans:> Risperidone (Risperdal)
A female patient is raped by her husband frequently. What psychological
effect would the nurse observe in this patient?
ans:> Sexual distress
A geriatric patient has Alzheimer's disease. The patient says, "I have to
go back to my home. My child will be returning from school." What
appropriate response should the nurse give to the patient?
ans:> "I think you are feeling lonely and missing your child."
A group of nursing students was given an assignment to assess the
abuse victims in the gynecology ward using the abuse assessment
screen. The students find that the majority of the patients got a score of
2. Which incident of abuse does this score indicate?
ans:> Slapping, pushing; no injuries or continuing pain
A Korean patient complains of anger, irritability, insomnia, and anorexia.
The patient also complains of headaches and palpitations. The nurse
observes that the patient frequently sighs during the interview. What is
the most appropriate approach towards the management of this patient?
ans:> The patient needs stress management education and
psychotherapy.
A mother brings her 4-year-old daughter to the emergency department
and states that the child has been "acting funny." The mother states,
"She touches her vagina and rubs herself down there all the time and
,she never did that before." This behavior best supports which
conclusion?
ans:> Child has been sexually abused
A nurse attempts to intervene verbally when an angry patient initially
threatens to throw a chair but quickly focuses the anger toward the
nurse. Several staff members gather behind the nurse, but then the
patient shouts, "I will calm down when that nurse isn't in my face." The
nurse best demonstrates the ability to help the patient deescalate by
ans:> Moving to the rear of the staff group
A nurse interacts with a patient while documenting a report of abuse.
The nurse finds that the patient has poor eye contact and feels
ashamed. What appropriate diagnosis should the nurse make from the
patient's behavior?
ans:> Chronic low self esteem
A nurse is caring for a patient who was sexually assaulted. The nurse
reports to the primary health care provider that the patient has the
symptoms of hyperarousal. Which symptom is the nurse referring to in
the patient?
ans:> insomnia and reduced concentration
A nurse is performing a physical assessment of a female patient who
was sexually abused. Which steps does the nurse follow while
performing the assessment?
ans:> The nurse inquires about the date of the patient's last menstrual
cycle.
The nurse explains the examination procedure to the patient.
The nurse encourages the patient to participate in all the decisions of the
assessment.
A nurse is teaching a group of nursing students about sexual assault.
Which information should the nurse include in the teaching?
ans:> 50% of rapes occur in the home
A patient has been placed in seclusion to control aggressive behavior.
Care while the patient is secluded should include
ans:> Providing for nutrition and hydration
A patient says to the nurse, "A man in the neighborhood always makes
obscene gestures at me. He had also tried to touch me once. I was so
,scared, I just ran away." What should the nurse document in the
patient's case report?
ans:> "The patient is a victim of attempted rape."
A patient waiting to see the health care provider is pacing and looking
both angry and tense. When it's determined that the patient won't be
seen for another 30 minutes, the nurse addresses the patient's agitation
by
ans:> Explaining to the patient what caused the back-up and suggesting
that the patient has time to go to the coffee shop
A patient who is a rape victim has severe anxiety. The nurse teaches
few relaxation techniques to the patient. What is the purpose for this
intervention in this patient?
ans:> facilitate problem solving
A patient with diabetic nephropathy requests chocolates and gets
aggressive when the nurse denies the request. The patient abuses the
staff when the staff refuses to fulfill the demands. What appropriate
action should the nurse take for an effective patient-nurse
communication?
ans:> Acknowledge the patient's demand
A patient with schizophrenia and history of chronic aggression is treated
with propranolol (Inderal), a beta blocker, for aggressive behavior. The
patient has been recently diagnosed with asthma. Which change in the
prescription does the nurse expect for the patient?
ans:> Replacement of propranolol with a different drug
A person was admitted at a health care facility following a suicide
attempt resulting from family violence. After the crisis is resolved, what
should be the next intervention?
ans:> Ask if they plan to repeat this
A primary health care provider prescribed medication to control
aggression in a patient with attention deficit disorder. The nurse makes it
a point to regularly monitor the complete blood count and liver
functioning in the patient. Which medication was prescribed for the
patient?
ans:> Carbamazepine (Tegretol)
, A sexual assault victim asks to be given "the morning-after pill" to
prevent conception. The nurse does not believe in abortion. The action
the nurse should take is to
ans:> Report and document the request
A sexual assault victim tells the nurse, "I should have tried to fight him
off! But I was so terrified that I could not move. I should have tried
harder." A supportive response for the nurse to make would be
ans:> "The way you behaved was the right thing to do at the time."
A student nurse is told to assist one of the senior staff with a patient
having a catastrophic reaction. What should the student nurse
understand by the term catastrophic reaction?
ans:> The patient is screaming out of overwhelming fear due to impaired
cognition.
A victim of rape is diagnosed with rape-trauma syndrome. Which signs
and symptoms does the nurse find in the victim? Select all that apply.
ans:> Nightmares
Anxiety
Aggression
A woman is put in restraints because she tried to kill her daughter and
son. All other measures to control her violent behavior failed. The lab
reports of the woman revealed that she is positive for HCG. What should
be the next best action?
ans:> Release her from restraints
A woman reports being in an abusive relationship with her husband.
What drives a man to act as a perpetrator in an abusive relationship?
Select all that apply.
ans:> He feels he is in charge and dominant in the relationship.
He feels more powerful when he uses force and abuse
He imposes restrictions due to extreme pathological jealousy.
A woman seeks outpatient therapy two weeks after being raped. She
complains of insomnia, decreased appetite, episodes of panic, and
feeling vulnerable when she is away from home. What are the most
appropriate nursing interventions for the plan of care? Select all that
apply.
ans:> Teach the patient stress management techniques.
Use active listening to validate the patient's feelings.
Refer the patient to a support group for victims of rape.
