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PERSONALITY DISORDER

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HEALTH

by Mark Kevin Cosico Diacos
1

A patient says, “You are trying to poison me.” What is the best nursing assistant response?

2

Which behavior best describes Cluster A personality disorders?

3

A patient with BPD says, “If you leave me, I might hurt myself.” What should the nursing assistant do FIRST?

4

Which is an appropriate NA action for a suspicious patient?

5

A patient refuses group activity saying, “They will laugh at me.” This behavior fits which cluster?

6

What is the best response to a Cluster C patient who fears group activities?

7

Which feature is most associated with Borderline Personality Disorder?

8

Why should a nursing assistant avoid promising special attention to a Cluster B patient?

9

A patient repeatedly accuses staff of harming them. What should the NA do?

10

Which statement shows supportive but professional care for Cluster B?

11

A patient avoids eye contact and stays isolated due to fear of criticism. This reflects:

12

What is the main goal when caring for Cluster A patients?

13

Which behavior is most typical of Cluster B?

14

When a Cluster C patient makes a small effort to join an activity, the NA should:

15

What is the most important NA responsibility when a patient expresses self-harm thoughts?

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Rationale: Patients in Cluster A may be suspicious. The NA should remain calm, factual, and avoid arguing.

Rationale: Cluster A is characterized by odd, eccentric, and suspicious behaviors.

Rationale: Any self-harm risk must be reported immediately for safety.

Rationale: Calm behavior and avoiding sudden movements help reduce fear in Cluster A patients.

Rationale: Cluster C involves anxious and fearful behaviors, including fear of rejection. …

Rationale: Gentle reassurance and offering small steps encourage participation.

Rationale: BPD commonly includes fear of abandonment and emotional instability.

Rationale: Promising special attention can reinforce unhealthy attachment and dependency.

Rationale: Suspicious behavior should be documented and reported accurately.

Rationale: The NA provides support while involving the nurse appropriately.

Rationale: Cluster C patients often have low self-esteem and fear rejection.

Rationale: Calm, non-confrontational care helps reduce suspicion.

Rationale: Cluster B includes dramatic, emotional, and erratic behaviors.

Rationale: Praising effort (not perfection) builds confidence.

Rationale: Safety is the priority; self-harm risk must be reported at once.

 
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