Medications
Mental Health Foundations
Neurobiology/ Psychopharmacology
Psychosocial Theories and Therapy
Treatment Settings
100

Benzodiazepines bind to receptor sites on which neurotransmitter? 

What is GABA? 

100

This book is used to diagnose mental health disorders

What is the DSM-5

100

A lithium level above ______ mEq/L is a sign of lithium toxicity

What is 1.5 mEq/L

100

When a client is starting to share feelings openly with the nurse, the client is in which phase of Peplau's therapuetic relationship theory? 

Working phase

100

This resource offers 24 hour a day services to patients with mental health needs? 

What is an ACT team? 

200

The strength of a medication is also called its ______.

Potency

200

Deinstitutionalization led to the ________________. 

What is the revolving door effect? 

200

A patient is taking lamotrigine for the treatment of bipolar disorder. What adverse reaction should the nurse monitor the patient for? 

Steven Johnson's Syndrome

200

A patient becomes upset because the way the nurse speaks to the patient reminds them of their father. This is called _______. 

Transference

200

Which member of the interdisciplinary team is in charge of monitoring side effects of new medications? 

What is the psychiatric nurse? 

300

A patient taking haloperidol exhibits extreme restlessness and pacing. What extrapyramidal effect is he experiencing? 

Akathisia

300

This type of care allows the patients to live in their own home while they access mental health resources

What is community- based care? 

300

Which medication for ADHD should be given to a patient that does NOT want to take a stimulant? 

Atomoxetine

300

This type of therapy is most help a person change negative thinking patterns

Cognitive therapy

300

A patient states to the nurse that they feel suicidal. Which team member should be notified? 

Psychiatrist

400

An alcoholic who experiences facial flushing, throbbing headache, and nausea and vomiting after ingesting alcohol is likely taking which medication? 

What is Disulfiram (Antabuse)? 

400

In the 1950s, mental healthcare changed when ________ became available for use 

What are psychotropic drugs

400

A patient who is taking a MAOI needs to avoid foods with tyramine because they can cause ____________. 

Hypertensive crisis

400
What is the initial priority for an interview when a client is in crisis? 

Establish if the patient is suicidal

400

A patient who has a long history of bipolar disorder suddenly has a manic episode where he ran into oncoming traffic. Which level of treatment is best for the client? 

Inpatient hospitalization 

500

Which classes of antidepressants should not be given to highly suicidal patients? 

Tricyclic antidepressants and MAOIS

500

The main purposes of the objectives from ______ are that nationally we need to treat mental illness.

Healthy People 2020

500

What is the purpose of benztropine mesylate? 

Anticholinergic medication that is used to treat the symptoms of EPS (Acute dystonia, akathisia, psuedoparkisonism)

500

Natural disasters are examples of what type of crisis?                                                                                                                                                                               

What is an adventitious crisis? 

500

Name three examples of special populations that need additional mental health services? 

Homeless individuals 

Prisoners 

Children 

Older Adults 

Immigrant populations 

Veterans 

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