Substance Use Disorders
Eating & Feeding Disorders
Trauma Interventions
Seniors with Cognitive Disorders
Psych Medications
100

The nurse is assessing substance use genetics predisposition, stress levels and risk taking tendencies.

What are Risk factors? 

100

This disorders is characterized by excessive overeating in a short period of time with a loss of control.

What is Binge Eating Disorder?

100

Initiate hospitalization to protect clients who have suicidal or homicidal thoughts. 

What is client safety?

100

The name of the phenomenon where symptoms become more pronounced in the evening.

What is sundowning or sundown syndrome?

100

 Paroxetine, sertraline, fluoxetine and citalopram, they belong to the category of:

What is SSRI?

200

This class of drugs may cause dilation of the pupils, respiratory distress, coma, shock, convulsions, or death during an overdose.

What is opioids?

200

A diagnosis that describes a patient that has been eating laundry detergent for the last three months of her pregnancy.

What is Pica?

200

If a nurse suspects abuse of an elderly patient, this is an obligation.

What is reporting the suspected abuse to appropriate agencies?

200

A progressive degenerative neurocognitive disorder marked by impaired memory and thinking skills. 

What is Alzheimer's Disease?

200

Propanolol belongs to the following category:

What is beta blockers?

300

This medication can be used to aid someone in drinking less alcohol.

What is Disulfiram or Antabuse?

300

The most important nursing intervention in someone recently diagnosed with Anorexia Nervosa. 

What is weight restoration?

300

The cycle of violence includes these three stages.

What are tension building, acute battering, and the honeymoon stage?

300

The client can make up stories when questioned about events or activities that she/he does not remember. 

What is confabulation?

300

Phenelzine belongs to the category of:

What is MOI?

400

Disulfiram, naltrexone, acamprosate are medications used for:

What is Alcohol abstinence?

400

The most serious medical concern in persons living with bulimia nervosa.

What is electrolyte imbalance?

400

Name two of the three types of crisis.

What are maturational crisis, situational crisis, or adventitious crisis?

400

When screening for this neurocognitive disorder, an electrolyte assessment, urinalysis, thyroid assessment, an ECG are some of the tests that may be done.

What is dementia?

400

Buspirone belongs to the following category:

What is Atypical anxiolytic/ non barbiturate anxiolytics?

500

This drug group is typically one of the first used by adolescents, particularly Indigenous youth.

What is inhalants?

500

This class of medication may be used in treating  someone with an eating disorder. (eg. Fluoxetine)

What is SSRI?

500

Name two groups of people who are vulnerable to abuse.

Who are children, women, older adults, and persons living with disabilities?

500

The loss of language ability seen in Alzheimer's Diease.

What is aphasia?

500

Lithium belongs to the category of:

What is mood stabilizer?