Safety
Mood and Affect
Pharmacology
Psychotic Disorders
Substance Use
100

Best place for a homicidal/suicidal patient be placed

What is seclusion?

100

Sleep disturbances, decreased ADLs, Alterations in eating habits, weight gain or weight loss, and sadness

What are symptoms of a Depressive Disorder

100

Medication used to treat depression, anxiety or sometimes neurologic pain.

What are SSRI?

100

A chronic, severe brain disorder that causes a loss of touch with reality, disrupting how a person thinks, feels, and behaves

What is schizophrenia

100

GI upset, nervousness, shaking, clammy, hypertension, tachycardia

What are signs of alcohol withdrawal

200

Level of supervision will the nurse need to maintain for a client who is suicidal?

What is Within Line of Sight supervision

200

Hypersexuality, hyper-spending, Insomnia, Increased risk-taking behaviors, exaggerated appearance What are symptoms of mania

What are symptoms of mania 

200

First generation antipsychotic which blocks dopamine receptors in the brain to help regulate mood, behavior and thoughts.

What is haloperidol

200

Bang gang fang clang tang pang

What is an example of clang association speech

200

Treatment for opioid overdose?

What is naloxone?

300

Which intervention precedes medication or physical restraints? 

What is Therapeutic Communication

300

Best therapeutic environment for a manic client

A low stimulation environment

300

Jaundice, seizures, and severe skin reaction

What are serious side effects of Valproate 

300

a confused, jumbled mixture of random words and phrases that lacks logical structure and does not make sense to the listener.

What is word salad speech

300

Treatment for benzodiazepine overdose

What is Flumazenil 

400

Created for a client who is suicidal?

What is a safety contract.

400

Brain damaging disease that causes a decline in mental capacity.

What is dementia.

400

Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and hand tremors

What are early signs and symptoms of lithium toxicity

400

a fixed, false belief that a person holds firmly onto even when presented with clear, objective evidence that proves it is not true

What are delusions?

400

an intense, unpleasant physical response that happens when someone consumes alcohol while taking this medication

What is disulfiram

500

"The voices told me to kill you"

What is a command hallucination

500

Mental symptoms brought about by infection, severe stress, or substance abuse.

What is Delirium.

500

Hyperreflexia, hyperthermia, tachycardia, Hypertension

What are signs and symptoms of serotonin syndrome

500

"Why"

What is a nontherapeutic question

500

the most severe and potentially life-threatening form of alcohol withdrawal, characterized by rapid-onset confusion, autonomic instability, and nervous system hyperexcitability

What are delirium tremens (DTs)

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