NSG 322 Exam 1 – 3 | New Full Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct ( Latest 2024 )

NSG 322 Exam 1 – 3 | New Full Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct ( Latest 2024 )

NSG 322 Exam 1
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  1. when was psychiatric nursing recognized?
    Answer: in the late 1800s
  2. when was psychiatric nursing taught in nursing schools?
    Answer: 1950s
  3. when were psychotropic drugs first developed
    Answer: in the early 1950s
  4. what wasthe 1963 Community Mental Health Center Act
    Answer: it was an act to pushtowards community care for mental illness rather than
    institutionalizing whenever possible
  5. the 1963 Community Mental Health Center Act gained momentum when?
    Answer: -after World War II and increased rates of PTSD
  6. what is stigma?
    Answer: a negative perception of something that is not always justified.it is fueled by what
    society says about it
  7. what is holistic practice
    Answer: the integration of both scientific knowledge and caringarts (essence of nursing)
  8. what is nursing process
    Answer: assessment/data gathering, nursing diagnosis, interventions, outcome evaluation
  9. what is the DSM-5
    Answer: the official manual for psychiatric medical diagnosis
  10. why is the DSM-5 useful for a non-advanced practice RN?
    Answer: because it is a good reference for people to know a quick overview of what is going on
    with a patient
  11. which is a nursing responsibility that only an APRN-PMH can perform?
    1) conducting psychotherapy
    2) administering prescription medications

3) integrating biological and complementary therapies
4) adapting health instruction to a patient’s specific needs
Answer: conducting psychotherapy

  1. what does the therapeutic milieu refer to
    Answer: the environment in which holistic treatment occurs and includes all members of the
    treatment teach, a positive physical setting, interactions between those who are hospitalized
    and activities thatpromote recovery
  2. do nurses or patients have countertransference?
    Answer: nurses
  3. every instance ofseclusion of restraint use must what
    Answer: be made under aneworder written for that client in thatspecific circumstance in order
    to be legally justifiedand uphold the client’s right to safe and non-harmful care
  4. voluntary commitment =
    Answer: inpatient/outpatient
  5. emergency involuntary commitment =
    Answer: limited, observational/inpatient
  6. involuntary commitment =
    Answer: long-term/inpatient or outpatient
  7. when it comes to civil rights, just because a patient is committed to amental institution
    doesn’t mean
    Answer: that their civil rights are revoked
  8. what was the 1974Tarasoff case about?
    Answer: a ruling that therapists and advanced practice RN/doctors have the duty to warn and
    protect people
  9. who has the need to notify someone to warn and protect a person?
    Answer: staffnurses and members of the mental health team NOTIFY/REPORT to APRNs
    andpsychiatric mental health NP’s to warn but CANNOT warn themselves
  10. Duty
    Answer: your responsibilities/obligations, what you have to do
  11. breach of duty
    Answer: failing to meet your duty
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NSG 322 Exam 2
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  1. complex trauma
    Answer: developmental consequences of multiple traumatic events orprolonged exposure to
    trauma
  2. complex trauma may develop from
    Answer:
    -maltx
    -neglect
    -abuse
  3. immediate emotional response
    Answer:
    -numbness and detachment
    -anxiety/severe fear
    -guilt
    -exhilaration
    -anger.sadness
    -helplessness
    -depersonalization
    -disorientation
    -feeling out of control
    -denial
    -constriction of feelings
    -feeling overwhelmed
  4. delayed emotional response
    Answer:
    -irritability/hostility
    -depression
    -mood swings
    -anxiety
    -fear of trauma recurrence
    -grief reactions
    -shame feelings of fragility
    -emotional detachment
  5. immediate cognitive response
    Answer:
    -Difficulty concentrating
    -Racing thoughts
    -Distortion of time and space
    -Memory problems
    -Strong identification with victims
  6. delayed cognitive response
    Answer:
    -Intrusive memories or flashbacks
    -Reactivation of previous traumatic events
    -Self-blame
    -Preoccupation with event
    -Difficulty making decisions
    -Magical thinking
    -Belief that feelings or memories are dangerous
    -Generalization of triggers
    -Suicidal thinking
  7. immediate behavioral response
    Answer:
    -Startled reaction
    -Restlessness
    -Sleep and appetite disturbances
    -Difficulty expressing oneself
    -Argumentative behavior
    -increased use of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco
    -Withdrawal and apathy
    -Avoidant behaviors
  8. delayed behavioral response
    Answer:
    -Avoidance of event reminders
    -social relationship disturbances
    -Decreased activity level
    -Engagement in high-risk behaviors
    -Increased use of alcohol and drugs
    -Withdrawal
  9. trauma informed care
    Answer: focuses on how trauma may affect an individual’slife andhis or her response to
    behavioral health services from prevention through treatment
  10. trauma informed approach incorporates
    Answer:
    -realizing the prevalence of trauma
    -recognizing how trauma affects all individuals involved in the program, org, or syst
    -responding by putting this knowledge into practice
  11. Reactive Attachment Disorder
    Answer: a consistent pattern of inhibited, emotionally withdrawn behavior toward adult
    caregivers (child rarely seeks comfort or respondsto comforting)
  12. reactive attachment disorder symptoms
    Answer:
    -limited pos affect
    -irritability
    -sadness
    -fearfulness
    -minimal soc responsiveness
  13. reactive attachment disorder causes
    Answer:
    -inconsistent care
    -freq changes in caregivers
    -living in foster homes/orphanages
  14. reactive attachment disorder tx
    Answer:
    -ind. and family therapy
    -med for underlying depression/anxiety
    -bibliotherapy
  15. rape-trauma syndrome
    Answer:specific type of PTSD which can develop after a clienthas been victim of sexual
    assault
  16. symptoms of PTSD
    Answer:
  17. re-experiencing symptoms
  18. avoidance behavior
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NSG 322 Exam 3
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  1. Gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) affects the
    Answer: Central nervous system
  2. GHB is dangerous when it is mixed with
    Answer: Alcohol
  3. What kind of amnesia does GHB cause
    Answer: Anterograde amnesia (when you can’tmake new memories)
  4. GHB clears from the body
    Answer: Quickly and it is hard to detect by testing
  5. GHB is therapeutically used to treat
    Answer: Narcolepsy type 1
  6. Flunitrazepam is a potent
    Answer: Benzodiazepine it is 10x stronger than diazepam
  7. Flunitrazepam is known as the
    Answer: Forget drug or roofies
  8. Flunitrazepam causes which type of amnesia?
    Answer: Retrograde (amnesia whereyou can’t recall memories that were formed before the
    event that caused the amnesia)
    Anterograde (where you can’t make new memories)
  9. Ketamine is what kind of drug
    Answer: Hallucinogenic/psychedelic/dissociative drug
  10. Ketamine causes what kind of amnesia
    Answer: Causes anterograde amnesia (whereyou can’t make new memories)
  11. Ketamine is also used to treat
    Answer: Resistant depression
    Procedural sedation and or anesthesia in medical setting more frequently
  12. Medications used for alcohol withdrawal
    Answer:
    Benzodiazepines
    Anticonvulsants
    Beta-blockers
    Mag sulfate, thiamine, folic acid, and multivitamins
  13. Which drug is the first king for sedation/seizure prevention control
    Answer: Benzodiazepines
  14. With benzos you want to
    Answer: Taper and discontinue benzos once detox is complete
  15. Diazepam is not metabolized in the
    Answer: Liver
  16. What other drugs are used to treat seizure prevention/control
    Answer:
    Carbamazepines
    Valproic acid
    Magnesium
  17. What does naltrexone do?
    Answer: Reduces the cravings of alcohol
  18. What does Acamprosate do?
    Answer: Reduces the cravings of alcohol but prolongswithdrawal symptoms
  19. Acamprosate has been found to help with the
    Answer: Unpleasant symptoms ofabstinence
  20. When taking Acamprosate the benefits are seen
    Answer: 30-90 days later
  21. Disulfiram is used for
    Answer: alcohol aversion therapy
    When they ingest any alcohol, it causes unpleasant effects like (N/V, Hera hache,and flushing)
  22. Before starting Disulfiram they must be alcohol free for
    Answer: At least 14 days toavoid this reaction when starting the medication
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