PN 121 Exam #2

Medications

100

This medication is effective at calming a patient with dementia or Alzheimer's disease.

Quetiapine 

200

This medication is used to reverse the toxic effects of opioids.

Naloxone

300

This medication is used when a patient is a risk of harming themselves and others and actively physically aggressive. 

Haloperidol

400

This class of medications are the most frequently prescribed in mental health.

Antidepressants 

500

This medication is used to treat alcohol and opioid dependence. 

Naltrexone

Patient Safety

100

The nurse needs to perform this when a patient is in 4 point restraints. 

Circulation to extremities. 

200

This must be documented before instituting 4 point restraints.

Least restrictive measures were performed first. 

300

This patient with a history of suicidal ideations is most at risk.

A patient with a plan and intent. 

400

This should be implemented if a patient is at risk for alcohol withdrawal.

Seizure precautions. 

500

This is a safety hazard for patient's with visual disturbances or a fall risk. 

Throw rugs 

Pediatrics

100

This is a common sign of aggression in a toddler. 

Tantrums

200

Adolescents may express aggression when this occurs.

Cyber bullying or social media trolling. 

300

This is a potential sign for pediatric abuse. 

Bruises in various healing stages. 

400

All pediatric patients age 5 will have this test performed to test hearing. 

Audiometry 

500

When assessing the ear of a 10-month old this will be pulled down.

The pinna.