NR 547 FINAL EXAM 2025
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A client presents with difficulties following her divorce from an abusive spouse. She states
that she is afraid of being on her own because she is worried that she won't be able to take
care of herself. She is currently living with her sister because she can't decide whether to get
an apartment or buy a house. Though she's only been divorced for a few weeks, she's been on
several dates through a dating website in the hopes of finding another partner soon. The
client's symptoms are consistent with which diagnosis?
Dependent personality disorder
, Which of the following are characteristics of borderline personality disorder?
Tumultuous interpersonal relationships and short-lived psychotic episodes
When conducting a cognitive assessment, what does the question "what did you have for
dinner last night" assess?
Recent memory
A client is concerned that he won't pass a urine drug screen at his new job because he used
marijuana three days ago. What is the most appropriate response by the psychiatric mental
health nurse practitioner?
Marijuana can be detected in the urine for up to 7 days
Which symptoms are associated with the anxious distress DSM specifier for major depressive
disorder?
Feeling restless, excessive worry
A client is interested in therapies to augment his medication treatment for mild major
depressive disorder. What are appropriate recommendations?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and exercise three times a week
A client presents with ataxia, short-term memory loss, and nystagmus. The client has a
history of prolonged, heavy alcohol use. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Wernicke Encephalopathy
_______ diagnosed with major neurocognitive disorder due to Alzheimer's disease. What
pharmacologic therapy would be anticipated?
Memantine
A client wishing to use medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder expresses
concerns that her roommates may try to steal her medication to get high. Which medication is
the most appropriate options for the client?
LATEST NEWEST UPDATE WITH
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A client presents with difficulties following her divorce from an abusive spouse. She states
that she is afraid of being on her own because she is worried that she won't be able to take
care of herself. She is currently living with her sister because she can't decide whether to get
an apartment or buy a house. Though she's only been divorced for a few weeks, she's been on
several dates through a dating website in the hopes of finding another partner soon. The
client's symptoms are consistent with which diagnosis?
Dependent personality disorder
, Which of the following are characteristics of borderline personality disorder?
Tumultuous interpersonal relationships and short-lived psychotic episodes
When conducting a cognitive assessment, what does the question "what did you have for
dinner last night" assess?
Recent memory
A client is concerned that he won't pass a urine drug screen at his new job because he used
marijuana three days ago. What is the most appropriate response by the psychiatric mental
health nurse practitioner?
Marijuana can be detected in the urine for up to 7 days
Which symptoms are associated with the anxious distress DSM specifier for major depressive
disorder?
Feeling restless, excessive worry
A client is interested in therapies to augment his medication treatment for mild major
depressive disorder. What are appropriate recommendations?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and exercise three times a week
A client presents with ataxia, short-term memory loss, and nystagmus. The client has a
history of prolonged, heavy alcohol use. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Wernicke Encephalopathy
_______ diagnosed with major neurocognitive disorder due to Alzheimer's disease. What
pharmacologic therapy would be anticipated?
Memantine
A client wishing to use medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder expresses
concerns that her roommates may try to steal her medication to get high. Which medication is
the most appropriate options for the client?
