Nu 400-Mental Health Psychiatric Proctored Exam (Exam 2 Week 6)- St Joseph’S College of Maine Practice Questions

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• Refer the client to a rape crisis hotline.
• Encourage the client to file charges immediately.
• Perform a nursing history and physical as quickly as possible.
• Provide emotional support.

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• "Working is letting you take an emotional break from grieving. There's nothing wrong with that."
• "Working is your way of avoiding grief, which will make it harder for you to move on."
• "Working reminds you of your loss. It may be too early to go back."
• "You cannot work effectively this soon. You should finish grieving first."

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• The client is reviewing his life and talking about death.
• The client says he wants to live life to the fullest.
• The client hopes for a peaceful and dignified death.
• The client says he is well and is making future plans.

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• Disenfranchised grief
• Absence of grief
• Complicated grief
• Anticipatory grief

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• Physiologic loss
• Safety loss
• Loss of self-esteem
• Loss related to self-actualization

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• Ask the client's reason for refusing and report it to the primary care nurse.
• Document the client's refusal on the medication administration record without comment.
• Tell the client that refusal is not permitted, and staff will require the client to take the medication.
• Tell the client that the nurse will receive a poor grade if they do not administer the medication.

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• Gravely disabled
• Dangerous to self
• Dangerous to others
• He does not meet any of the necessary criteria

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• When the client violates the nurse's boundaries.
• If threats are made to an identifiable third party.
• Whenever the client becomes aggressive.
• At any time a client is threatening.

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• Confidentiality
• Periodic treatment review
• Choice of providers
• Right to freedom

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• The client is expressing attention-seeking behavior.
• The client has schizophrenia.
• The client is having auditory hallucinations.
• The client has multiple personalities.