What can I take for that?
Disorders
It must not be done
more behavioral health
To restrain or not to restrain
Toxicology
100
Lithium- given for what diagnosis
What is a medication taken by patients diagnosed with bipolar disorder?
100
Obsessive, irrational, and intense fear of a specific object or of an activity.
What is a social phobia?
100
What do I have to do in triage to screen for suicide?
What is the Columbia-suicide severity rating scale?
100
15 minutes
How often must you assess and document on a patient in violent restraints?
100
What is the most important priority for a violent or homicidal patient in the emergency department?
Safety of the patient and staff
100
The number for poison control.
What is 800-222-1222
200
What medication would you anticipate being prescribed for a patient with anxiety and tachycardia?
What is a beta blocker?
Before the physician makes a diagnosis of anxiety they must rule out medical illness, metabolic disorder, medications, substance abuse.
200
The emergency nurse should consider which other medical disorder in a patient with possible signs and symptoms of depression?
What is hypothyroidism?
200
When must I do a room sweep?
What is
-at time of admission
-with each change in caregiver
-after visitors leave the room
-upon return of any test/procedure
200
The highest risk for men and women ages 13 to 17
What is anorexia nervosa?
200
List all non violent restraints that we use.
Soft Wrist /ankle restraints, roll belt, freedom splint, bulky mittens
200
The antidote for Heroin.
What is Naloxone (Narcan)
300
What is the most effective treatment of anxiety or panic attack?
Short-acting benzodiazepines
300
Signs and symptoms of this disorder warrant an emergency psychiatric consult.
What is acute psychosis?
300
My patient comes in and states that he is having suicidal ideation. What do I do next?
What is :
-Place in plum colored paper scrubs and non skid slippers, unless medically inappropriate.
-All clothes and personal belongings should be removed from room.
-Valuables are to be sent home with family or stored in a secure location.
-All items that patient could use to harm self should be removed from the room (ex. Cords, razors, etc.)
•Ensure meal trays do not contain unsafe items, such metal utensils or knives of any sort.
300
Causes calluses on index and second finger.
What is bulimia?
300
Face to face observation in the first hour of violent restraint or seclusion.
What is a physician assessment?
300
The antidote for Carbon Monoxide poisoning.
What is Oxygen
400
Prozac- what is the class of drug?
What is a serotonin-reuptake inhibitor.
400
Substance abuse can precede this disorder
What is schizophrenia?
400
What are CMS requirements of Healthcare facilities that use restraints and seclusion?
* Document the reason for restraints or seclusion
*Conduct physical restraint training annually
*Report Death of patients in restraints within 24 hours
*Consider the use of a "sitter" to be restraints
400
These types of patients require am emergency psychiatric consult.
What is suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, acute psychosis?
400
Restraint orders need to be renewed for a violent adult?
What is every 4 hours?
400
The antidote for Acetaminophen.
What is N-acetylcysteine.
500
Which antipsychotic is less likely to produce tardive dyskinesia?
What is Risperdal?
500
What class of disorders include PTSD?
What are panic and anxiety disorders?
500
I have a patient that we have called the de-escalation team for. He is actively destroying his room and we fear for his safety. The team has decided to restrain the patient and the physician has ordered a one time medication to calm him down. What orders do I need ?
What is : Chemical Restraint AND Violent Restraint
500
Can cause cardiac dysrhythmias, Esophageal rupture, electrolyte imbalances.
What is bulimia?
500
Your patient has just came out of his room yelling and cursing? He says he is going to throw things if you do not let him go smoke. Who you gonna call?
What is the de-escalation team?
500
Medication category that causes SLUDGE effects.
What are Cholinergics.