MCQ BNKN601 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++
Which laboratory test is the best predictor of blood glucose control over the
previous few months?
A)HbA1C.
B)Fasting blood glucose level.
C)Urinalysis.
D)Feasting (postprandial) blood glucose.
A)HbA1C.
Nerve degeneration resulting in delayed nerve conduction and impaired sensory
function as a result of prolonged exposure to excessive blood glucose is
A)retinopathy.
B)neuropathy.
C)nephropathy.
D)atherosclerosis.
B)neuropathy.
One of the purposes of the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment & Treatment)
Act (1992) is to ensure
A)that assessment and treatment occur in the least restrictive environment.
B)there is less abuse of the mentally ill.
, C)people have access to legal aid.
D)that there is a standard definition of "Mental Disorder".
A)that assessment and treatment occur in the least restrictive environment.
Compulsory assessment and treatment can be considered for those who
A)pose a serious danger to themselves or others.
B)are incapacitated by drug abuse.
C)are involved in criminal or delinquent behaviour.
D)are severely intellectually disabled.
A)pose a serious danger to themselves or others.
Sally, 42 year old female client is admitted with a diagnosis of acute mania. Her
husband states that she has not slept, eaten, or drunk for three days. In addition,
he says she is very agitated and has been fighting with the neighbours. He also
states that she stopped taking her lithium last week. The priority nursing
diagnosis for the client would be
A) risk to self.
B) risk of dehydration.
C) noncompliance with medication.
D) insomnia.
A) risk to self.
Which symptom associated with thought flow is the nurse most likely to assess
in a person experiencing mania?
A) Slow, halting speech.
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++
Which laboratory test is the best predictor of blood glucose control over the
previous few months?
A)HbA1C.
B)Fasting blood glucose level.
C)Urinalysis.
D)Feasting (postprandial) blood glucose.
A)HbA1C.
Nerve degeneration resulting in delayed nerve conduction and impaired sensory
function as a result of prolonged exposure to excessive blood glucose is
A)retinopathy.
B)neuropathy.
C)nephropathy.
D)atherosclerosis.
B)neuropathy.
One of the purposes of the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment & Treatment)
Act (1992) is to ensure
A)that assessment and treatment occur in the least restrictive environment.
B)there is less abuse of the mentally ill.
, C)people have access to legal aid.
D)that there is a standard definition of "Mental Disorder".
A)that assessment and treatment occur in the least restrictive environment.
Compulsory assessment and treatment can be considered for those who
A)pose a serious danger to themselves or others.
B)are incapacitated by drug abuse.
C)are involved in criminal or delinquent behaviour.
D)are severely intellectually disabled.
A)pose a serious danger to themselves or others.
Sally, 42 year old female client is admitted with a diagnosis of acute mania. Her
husband states that she has not slept, eaten, or drunk for three days. In addition,
he says she is very agitated and has been fighting with the neighbours. He also
states that she stopped taking her lithium last week. The priority nursing
diagnosis for the client would be
A) risk to self.
B) risk of dehydration.
C) noncompliance with medication.
D) insomnia.
A) risk to self.
Which symptom associated with thought flow is the nurse most likely to assess
in a person experiencing mania?
A) Slow, halting speech.
