NURS 388 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% SOLVED ANSWERS!!
1 of 77
Term
Repetitive, ritualistic behaviours or mental acts - the goal of which is
avoiding or reducing anxiety
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-facial expression, cleanliness, hygiene, clothing
-overt behavior/psychomotor activity (stupor, excitement, pacing)
-physiological signs (flush, pallor, tears)
-attitude towards interviewer
, -impulse control
-reliability as an interviewee
Affect: observable expression of subjectively experienced feeling state
(blunted/flat, sad, angry, labile, constricted)
Mood: Pervasive, sustained emotion that colors the person's perception of the
world (depressed, irritable, anxious, angry, expansive, euphoric)
Compulsions
Obsessions
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2 of 77
Term
What are the signs and symptoms of child abuse?
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polydypsia, polyuria, METALLIC taste, fine tremor, drowsiness, mild diarrhea,
weight gain, nausea, acne
physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, neglect
too much clothing, bruising, injury, STIs, frequent UTIs, fear, aggression,
withdrawal, low social interaction, delinquency, depression, guilt/shame,
low self-esteem, anger
, 1. emaciation (extreme weight loss)
2.amenorrhea
3. intense fear of becoming obese
4. altered body image
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3 of 77
Term
A patient is experiencing anxiety, fear, incontinence, agitation,
halluciantions, tachycardia, dilated pupils, and profuse sweating.
What does he have?
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Affect: observable expression of subjectively experienced feeling state
(blunted/flat, sad, angry, labile, constricted)
Mood: Pervasive, sustained emotion that colors the person's perception of the
world (depressed, irritable, anxious, angry, expansive, euphoric)
ex. alcoholic fixated in oral stage (that children go through as they put
everything in their mouth)
He is going through Acute Alcohol Withdrawal (Delirium Tremens) which
can be lethal. Pharma: librium
ANGRY OUTBURSTS, re-experiencing event, hypervigilence, exaggerated startle
response, difficulty concentrating
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4 of 77
Term
What is dysthymia?
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converting psychological stress into Somatization disorder, conversion
physical symptoms, non-intentional disorder, pain disorder,
hypochondriasis, and factitious
disorder
Venlafaxine, Buproprion Depression that is felt ALL THE
(Wellbutrin), and Mirtazapine TIME, not just discreet
(Remeron) episodes, for at least 2 years
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5 of 77
Term
May believe that they are having a heart attack and often believe
that there are underlying medical reasons for their symptoms.
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1 of 77
Term
Repetitive, ritualistic behaviours or mental acts - the goal of which is
avoiding or reducing anxiety
Give this one a try later!
-facial expression, cleanliness, hygiene, clothing
-overt behavior/psychomotor activity (stupor, excitement, pacing)
-physiological signs (flush, pallor, tears)
-attitude towards interviewer
, -impulse control
-reliability as an interviewee
Affect: observable expression of subjectively experienced feeling state
(blunted/flat, sad, angry, labile, constricted)
Mood: Pervasive, sustained emotion that colors the person's perception of the
world (depressed, irritable, anxious, angry, expansive, euphoric)
Compulsions
Obsessions
Don't know?
2 of 77
Term
What are the signs and symptoms of child abuse?
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polydypsia, polyuria, METALLIC taste, fine tremor, drowsiness, mild diarrhea,
weight gain, nausea, acne
physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, neglect
too much clothing, bruising, injury, STIs, frequent UTIs, fear, aggression,
withdrawal, low social interaction, delinquency, depression, guilt/shame,
low self-esteem, anger
, 1. emaciation (extreme weight loss)
2.amenorrhea
3. intense fear of becoming obese
4. altered body image
Don't know?
3 of 77
Term
A patient is experiencing anxiety, fear, incontinence, agitation,
halluciantions, tachycardia, dilated pupils, and profuse sweating.
What does he have?
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Affect: observable expression of subjectively experienced feeling state
(blunted/flat, sad, angry, labile, constricted)
Mood: Pervasive, sustained emotion that colors the person's perception of the
world (depressed, irritable, anxious, angry, expansive, euphoric)
ex. alcoholic fixated in oral stage (that children go through as they put
everything in their mouth)
He is going through Acute Alcohol Withdrawal (Delirium Tremens) which
can be lethal. Pharma: librium
ANGRY OUTBURSTS, re-experiencing event, hypervigilence, exaggerated startle
response, difficulty concentrating
, Don't know?
4 of 77
Term
What is dysthymia?
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converting psychological stress into Somatization disorder, conversion
physical symptoms, non-intentional disorder, pain disorder,
hypochondriasis, and factitious
disorder
Venlafaxine, Buproprion Depression that is felt ALL THE
(Wellbutrin), and Mirtazapine TIME, not just discreet
(Remeron) episodes, for at least 2 years
Don't know?
5 of 77
Term
May believe that they are having a heart attack and often believe
that there are underlying medical reasons for their symptoms.
What is this?
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