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Module 14 • 20 Questions
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Module 14
Question 1
What is the average mortality rate with ECT (modified)?
A
10-25 per 100,000
B
50-60 per 1000,00
C
3-4 per 100,000
D
10-20 per 10,000
Question 2
What is considered as the gold standard for confirmation of seizure in ECT?
A
Electroencephalography (EEG)
B
Electromyogram (EMG)
C
Cuff method
D
Galvanic Skin Response (GSR)
Question 3
Which of the following drugs is associated with lower seizure thresholds when administering ECT?
A
Lithium
B
Anticonvulsants
C
Barbiturates
D
Benzodiazepines
Question 4
The first therapeutic use of electrically induced seizures in the treatment of mental disorders is related to
A
D. Goldman
B
Luigi Bini and Ugo Cerletti
C
Harold Sackeim
D
G. Holmberg and S. Thesieff
Question 5
The meaning of remission is-
A
The disease is present but the person does not experience symptom
B
The symptoms re-appear
C
The person is clinically cured
D
The severity of disease increase
Question 6
A tentative prediction or explanation or an educational guess of the relationship between two or more variables is called
A
Hypothesis
B
Continuous variables
C
Assumption
D
Limitation
Question 7
Virtual memory is used for ?
A
An extremely large main memory
B
A type of memory used in supercomputers
C
An illusion of extremely large main memory
D
An extremely large secondary memory
Question 8
A client with late moderate stage dementia has been admitted to a long-term care facility. Which of the following nursing interventions will help the client to maintain optimal cognitive function-
A
Watch and discuss the evening news with the client.
B
Provide the client with a written list of daily activities.
C
Do word games or crossword puzzles with the client.
D
Discuss pictures of children and grandchildren with the client.
Question 9
Which of the following interventions is most appropriate in helping a client with early-stage dementia complete activities of daily living (ADLs)-
A
Provide the client with a written list of all the steps needed to complete ADLs.
B
Plan to provide step-by-step prompting to complete the ADLs.
C
Allow enough time for the client to complete ADLs as independently as possible
D
Tell the client to finish ADLs before breakfast or the nursing assistant will do them.
Question 10
A client with delirium is attempting to remove the in-travenous tubing from his arm, saying to the nurse, Get off me! Go away!” The client is experiencingwhich of the following?
A
Delusions
B
Hallucinations
C
Disorientation
D
Illusions
Question 11
Which of the following statements by the caregiver of a client newly diagnosed with dementia requires further intervention by the nurse-
A
I will encourage Mother to talk about her friends and family
B
I will remind Mother of things she has forgotten.
C
I will keep Mother busy with favorite activities as long as she can participate.
D
I will try to find new and different things to do every day.
Question 12
The nurse has been teaching a caregiver about donepe-zil (Aricept). The nurse knows that teaching has been effective by which of the following statements-
A
This medication will slow the progress of Alzheimer’s disease temporarily.
B
It will be eager to see if this medication makes any improvement in concentration.
C
It is important to take this medication on an emptystomach.
D
Let’s hope this medication will stop the Alzheimer’s disease from progressing any further.
Question 13
The nurse is talking with a woman who is worried that her mother has Alzheimer’s disease. The nurse knows that the first sign of dementia is-
A
Variable with different people
B
Inability to perform self-care tasks without assistance
C
Disorientation to person, place, or time
D
Memory loss that is more than ordinary forgetfulness
Question 14
The nurse recognizes which of the following as a common behavioral sign of autism-
A
Indifference to being hugged or held
B
Clinging behavior toward parents
C
Creative imaginative play with peers
D
Early language development
Question 15
An effective nursing intervention for the impulsive and aggressive behaviors that accompany conduct disorder is-
A
Negotiation of rules
B
Open expression of feelings
C
Assertiveness training
D
Consistent limit setting
Question 16
Which of the following is used to treat enuresis-
A
Olanzapine (Zyprexa)
B
Risperidone (Risperdal)
C
Imipramine (Tofranil)
D
Methylphenidate (Ritalin)
Question 17
Which of the following is normal adolescent behavior-
A
Unwillingness to assume greater autonomy
B
Critical of self and others
C
Defiant, negative, and depressed behavior
D
Frequent hypochondriacal complaints
Question 18
The nurse would expect to see all the following symptoms in a child with ADHD except-
A
Excessive running, climbing, and fidgeting
B
Moody, sullen, and pouting behavior
C
Interrupts others and can’t take turns
D
Easily distracted and forgetful
Question 19
Teaching for methylphenidate (Ritalin) should include which of the following-
A
Give the medication after meals
B
Increase the child’s fluid intake when he or she istaking the medication
C
Take the child’s temperature daily
D
Give the medication when the child becomes overactive
Question 20
A child is taking pemoline (Cylert) for ADHD. The nurse must be aware of which of the following side effects-
A
Elevated liver function tests
B
Elevated white blood cell count
C
Decreased thyroid-stimulating hormone
D
Decreased red blood cell count
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