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Community Health QuizOnline version Key concepts from the Health & Community slides. by Courtney P 1 What is a core component of suicide risk assessment? a SlAP assessment b GCS scale c PHQ-9 score d MSE interview 2 Which SlAP factor means how quickly death could occur? a Lethality b Proximity c Specificity d Availability 3 What should you do if a client has a highly lethal plan? a Delay action until family arrives b Suggest therapy only c Take the risk seriously and consider admission d Ignore it until asked 4 Which admission type is voluntary in PA for suicide risk? a 201 b 101 c 302 d 501 5 What is a common nursing action in suicide precautions? a One-to-one observation b Allowing visitors unsupervised c Group therapy only d Discharge home immediately 6 Which of the following reduces access to means of self-harm? a Promoting concealment b Increasing meds c Removing dangerous objects d Encouraging pacing 7 Which factor is a suicide risk clue? a Increasing appetite b Buying a gift c Giving away valued possessions d Starting a new hobby 8 What is the first step in infection control when suicide risk is present? a Wearing gloves b Disinfection only c Hand hygiene d Masking symptoms 9 What is a key goal of coping in nursing care? a Dismiss feelings b Ignore coping strategies c Validate feelings and explore options d Impose your plan 10 What is NOT a form of abuse listed in the slides? a Child abuse b Environmental abuse c Domestic abuse d Elder abuse 11 Which type of abuse involves power and control in relationships? a Workplace abuse b Child abuse c Domestic abuse d Elder abuse 12 What is a warning sign of domestic abuse? a Frequent venting of feelings b Extreme jealousy c Independent decision making d Open communication 13 Which is a sign of elder abuse? a Active mobility b Overpacking medications c Dehydration or malnutrition without illness d Healthy appetite 14 PTSD typically develops after what kind of event? a Daily routine change b Short-term stress c Genetic predisposition only d Uncontrollable traumatic experience 15 Which is a symptom of PTSD? a Euphoria b Flashbacks c Immediate recovery from trauma d Increased appetite 16 What is a nurse's role in abuse reporting? a Mandated reporter b Only when asked by police c Ignore unless harm occurred d Optional reporter 17 Which organization is mentioned as PA nurse support? a PNAP b SAMHSA c CDC d NAMI 18 What is a common cause of major depression? a Genetics and neurotransmitter imbalance b Overeating exercise c High caffeine intake d Excess sunlight 19 Which treatment is used after antidepressants fail? a Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) b Deep brain stimulation c Light therapy only d Ultrasound therapy 20 Which symptom set is common in major depression? a Hyperactivity with no sleep issues b Happy mood and energy c Increased appetite only d Sad mood and anhedonia 21 Which drug class is a primary treatment for depression? a SSRIs b Stimulants c Antacids d Antipsychotics 22 What does CIWA assess in alcoholism care? a Alcohol withdrawal b Blood pressure only c Liver size d Hydration status unrelated to alcohol 23 Which is a long-term treatment option for alcoholism? a Vitamin C b Cholesterol-lowering drugs c Ibuprofen d Disulfiram (Antabuse) 24 Which sign suggests alcohol withdrawal? a Headache only b Hand tremors c Increased appetite d Nausea without tremors 25 What is a hallmark of substance abuse effects on families? a Enhanced cognition b Strategic investment c Independence d Codependence 26 Which is a commonly abused drug category? a Water b Vitamin c Protein powder d Alcohol 27 What does 'denial' refer to in substance abuse terms? a A medical treatment b A defense mechanism c A legal term d A physical symptom 28 Which is a risk factor for suicide? a Regular exercise b Stable housing c Previous attempts d Balanced diet 29 Which sign is NOT typical of domestic abuse? a Control of finances b Open trust in partner c Frequent injuries d Isolation from friends 30 What is a key early clue for suicidal intent? a I feel unstoppable b I will forget tomorrow c I wish I were dead d I love my life 31 Which is a protective action for suicide risk? a Continue unrestricted access b Ignore intent c Involve client in activities d Isolate the client 32 What is the term for a disorder with fear and avoidance after trauma? a Bipolar disorder b ADHD c OCD d PTSD 33 Which symptom is linked to major depression? a Marked decrease in pleasure b Hyperactivity without sleep issues c Extreme hunger only d Increased energy 34 Which practice improves safety with chemically impaired nurses? a Promote overtime b Disciplinary-free monitoring c Ignore symptoms d Random drug testing 35 Which is NOT a form of abuse described? a Domestic abuse b Elder abuse c Child abuse d Financial generosity abuse 36 Which age group has high suicide rate as per slides? a 25-34 b Ages 15-24 c 0-5 d 65+ 37 Which is a common symptom of alcohol withdrawal? a Anxiety and agitation b Calmness and sleep c Increased appetite d No tremors 38 Which term means avoiding withdrawal symptoms through drug use? a Tolerance b Chemical dependence c Withdrawal d Denial 39 What is a behavioral indicator of chemical impairment in nurses? a Complete accuracy in records b No changes in performance c Consistent attendance d Forget to sign out narcotics 40 Which is a risk factor for suicide? a Chronic pain b Strong family support c Regular meal patterns d Active social life 41 Which is a common BMI in documented signs of abuse? a Excellent hygiene b Excessive makeup c Overdressed fashion d Poor hygiene 42 Which is a primary goal of patient education after abuse? a Dismiss concerns b Discourage reporting c Provide resources and support d Limited information 43 Which is true about PTSD onset timing? a Immediately after trauma b Before the trauma c Delayed 3 or more months after trauma d Only years later 44 Which symptom is specific to PTSD? a Joint pain b Flashbacks c Chronic cough d Weight gain 45 Which is a common mechanism in abuse cases? a Mutual trust b Financial generosity c Mutual consent d Power and control 46 What does PNAP stand for in PA context? a Professional Nursing Aid Plan b Public Network for AIDS Programs c Pennsylvania Nurse Peer Assistance program d Psychiatric Nurses Association Policy 47 Which symptom is associated with major depression? a Excessive happiness b Increased energy c Suicidal thoughts d No appetite change 48 Which therapy modality is used after antidepressants fail? a Electroconvulsive therapy b Exercise alone c Dietary changes d Cognitive therapy only 49 Which is a recommended action for suicide risk in hospitalized patients? a Frequent visitors only b Immediate discharge c Close to nurses station d Leave unsupervised in room 50 Which is a warning sign of domestic abuse? a Open communication b Sharing finances freely c Preventing time with friends and family d Encouraging friendships 51 What is a sign of potential elder abuse? a Active social life b No bruising c Regular yearly vacations d Bruises on trunk or arms 52 Which factor increases suicide risk with age? a Chronic illness b High income c Strong family support d Youthful energy 53 What is a symptom of alcohol withdrawal not listed? a Vomit with regurgitation b Elevated vital signs c Tremors d Lethargy only with no tremor 54 Which is a characteristic of substance abuse in families? a Harmonious routines b Dysfunctional family dynamics c Consistent supervision d Strong boundaries 55 Which statement is true about suicide myth vs reality? a Talking about suicide does not mean they will not attempt b Talking about suicide always prevents attempts c Only men attempt suicide d Suicide cannot be predicted 56 Which symptom is associated with depression treatment? a Immediate relief b No response ever c SSRIs cause withdrawal instantly d Response may take weeks for SSRIs 57 Which is NOT a component of CIWA? a Cardiac imaging b Tremors c Anxiety d Nausea 58 Which is a key part of patient safety in abuse cases? a Harm to patient is acceptable b Prioritize staff convenience c Ignore patient reports d Nonmaleficence to prevent harm 59 Which is an example of protective nursing action in abuse cases? a Delay reporting b Judge the patient c Provide emotional support d Blame the victim 60 What is a common sign of PTSD in social settings? a Social withdrawal b No sleep issues c Persistent euphoria d Increased sociability 61 Which term describes a chronic disease of uncontrolled alcohol consumption? a Alcoholism b Social drinking c Moderate drinking d Alcohol intolerance 62 Which action is recommended for suicide risk prevention? a Limit activities b Hide risks from family c Isolate the client d Involve the client in activities 63 Which symptom is commonly observed in major depression? a Excessive energy b Heightened senses c Increased stamina d Appetite change 64 Which warning sign may indicate imminent suicide? a Sudden lifting of a depressed mood b Chronic pain only c No change in behavior d Persistent sadness for years 65 Which is an example of a protective factor against suicide? a Substance use b Access to helplines c Isolation d Avoiding professionals 66 Which behavior is a red flag in nursing practice? a Disorganized charting b Timely patient care c Accurate documentation d Following protocols

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by Courtney P

What is a core component of suicide risk assessment?

Which SlAP factor means how quickly death could occur?

What should you do if a client has a highly lethal plan?

Which admission type is voluntary in PA for suicide risk?

What is a common nursing action in suicide precautions?

Which of the following reduces access to means of self-harm?

Which factor is a suicide risk clue?

What is the first step in infection control when suicide risk is present?

What is a key goal of coping in nursing care?

What is NOT a form of abuse listed in the slides?

Which type of abuse involves power and control in relationships?

What is a warning sign of domestic abuse?

Which is a sign of elder abuse?

PTSD typically develops after what kind of event?

Which is a symptom of PTSD?

What is a nurse's role in abuse reporting?

Which organization is mentioned as PA nurse support?

What is a common cause of major depression?

Which treatment is used after antidepressants fail?

Which symptom set is common in major depression?

Which drug class is a primary treatment for depression?

What does CIWA assess in alcoholism care?

Which is a long-term treatment option for alcoholism?

Which sign suggests alcohol withdrawal?

What is a hallmark of substance abuse effects on families?

Which is a commonly abused drug category?

What does 'denial' refer to in substance abuse terms?

Which is a risk factor for suicide?

Which sign is NOT typical of domestic abuse?

What is a key early clue for suicidal intent?

Which is a protective action for suicide risk?

What is the term for a disorder with fear and avoidance after trauma?

Which symptom is linked to major depression?

Which practice improves safety with chemically impaired nurses?

Which is NOT a form of abuse described?

Which age group has high suicide rate as per slides?

Which is a common symptom of alcohol withdrawal?

Which term means avoiding withdrawal symptoms through drug use?

What is a behavioral indicator of chemical impairment in nurses?

Which is a risk factor for suicide?

Which is a common BMI in documented signs of abuse?

Which is a primary goal of patient education after abuse?

Which is true about PTSD onset timing?

Which symptom is specific to PTSD?

Which is a common mechanism in abuse cases?

What does PNAP stand for in PA context?

Which symptom is associated with major depression?

Which therapy modality is used after antidepressants fail?

Which is a recommended action for suicide risk in hospitalized patients?

Which is a warning sign of domestic abuse?

What is a sign of potential elder abuse?

Which factor increases suicide risk with age?

What is a symptom of alcohol withdrawal not listed?

Which is a characteristic of substance abuse in families?

Which statement is true about suicide myth vs reality?

Which symptom is associated with depression treatment?

Which is NOT a component of CIWA?

Which is a key part of patient safety in abuse cases?

Which is an example of protective nursing action in abuse cases?

What is a common sign of PTSD in social settings?

Which term describes a chronic disease of uncontrolled alcohol consumption?

Which action is recommended for suicide risk prevention?