Ethical & misc
Violence/neglect
Substance use
Medications
Trauma
100

This ethical principle refers to the fair distribution of resources, benefits, and burdens.

What is justice?

100

This is the priority initial nursing intervention for patients with Dissociative identity disorder.

What is establishing trust and rapport?

100

This broad type of treatment is given to a client with alcohol withdrawal.

What is medication-assisted treatment?

100

This medication can cause agranulocytosis.

What is clozaril?

100

A person who is the sole survivor of a school shooting may experience this symptom.

What is complicated grieving?

200

Information shared by the patient may not be kept confidential if this may occur.

What is impacting the patient's care?

200

This disorder is characterized by sudden unexpected travel or bewildered wandering.

What is dissociative fugue?

200

This type of behavior is typical for spouses of patients with alcoholism.

What is codependency?

200

Name a SSRI.

What is Paxil, Zoloft, Lexapro, Prozac, Celexa?

200

Patients who experience an event such as a workplace shooting are at high risk for this maladaptive behavior.

What is substance use?

300

This behavior or action happens when a nurse threatens a patient with restraints.

What is assault?

300

This behavior would suggest that a child has been physically abused.

What is 'the child shrinks at the approach of adults'?

300

These two medications are given to treat opiate intoxication.

What is naloxone and naltrexone?

300
This is a common medication given to patients with bipolar disorder in the place of lithium.

What is depakote?

300

This is a realistic discharge goal for a patient hospitalized with PTSD.

What is "patient will not require sleep medication by discharge"?

400

The nurse could be charged with this if they seclude a patient because they have been seeking too much attention.

What is false imprisonment?

400

This response would be necessary when caring for a client after being raped.

What is a nonjudgmental and active listening approach?

400

These two types of medications are given to a patient with a history of opiate withdrawal.

What are methadone and clonidine? (As the dose of methadone diminishes, renewed abstinence symptoms may be ameliorated by the addition of clonidine.)

400

These foods should be avoided when taking a MAOI.

What are aged foods, such as pepperoni, aged cheese, wine?

400

Based upon data collected with Vietnam veterans, these two factors are the best predictors of PTSD.

What are the severity of the stressor and the degree of psychosocial isolation in the recovery environment?

500

This is the goal for patients with a somatic system disorder.

What is helping to shift from somatic symptoms to feelings?

500

This approach is essential for the nurse when caring for a patient in a domestic violence situation, in order that the nurse does not become the "rescuer."

What is exploring options without making decisions for the patient?

500

The rise in this serum byproduct causes mental confusion and stupor in cirrhosis.

What is ammonia?

500

These medications are now considered the first-line treatment choice for PTSD.

What are antidepressants, specifically SSRIs?

500

This feature is the distinguishing criterion present in Somatic symptom disorder but absent in illness anxiety disorder.

What are significant physical symptoms?