Fundamental Mental Health Nursing Care

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Answer the following questions about caring for a client with mental health needs. You have 45 seconds to answer each question. There are 13 questions to answer to get froggy from one side of land to the other. You can only get 3 answers incorrect. You can repeat the game as many times as you want. Good luck and have fun!

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Froggy Jumps Fundamental Mental Health Nursing CareOnline version Answer the following questions about caring for a client with mental health needs. You have 45 seconds to answer each question. There are 13 questions to answer to get froggy from one side of land to the other. You can only get 3 answers incorrect. You can repeat the game as many times as you want. Good luck and have fun! by Krystal 1 A psychiatric-mental health registered nurse works at a community mental health center. Which client situation best reflects the primary population served by this practice setting? a A 55-year-old client requiring forensic evaluation for competency to stand trial b A 30-year-old uninsured client needing medication management and therapy for bipolar disorder c A 40-year-old client with treatment-resistant schizophrenia requiring long-term hospitalization 2 A staff nurse on an acute inpatient psychiatric unit is caring for multiple clients. Which nursing responsibility is most essential to this practice setting? a Providing intensive case management to help clients find housing b Educating police officers about working with mentally ill individuals c Monitoring medication therapeutic and adverse effects to influence dosing decisions 3 A nurse is caring for a client with depression who states, "I just don't see the point in anything anymore." Which response by the nurse demonstrates active listening? a "Tell me more about what you're experiencing." b "Have you thought about joining our art therapy group?" c "Many people with depression feel that way initially." 4 A client with anxiety disorder tells the nurse, "I actually spoke up in group therapy today instead of staying quiet." Which response by the nurse is most therapeutic? a "How did it feel to share your thoughts with the group?" b "That's wonderful! I'm so proud of you." c "I knew you could do it if you tried." 5 A client with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) becomes quiet and looks down during a therapy session. What is the nurse's best action? a Remain silent and attentive, allowing the client time to process thoughts b Change the subject to reduce the client's discomfort c Fill the silence by summarizing previous session content 6 An involuntarily committed client with schizophrenia refuses prescribed antipsychotic medication. The client is not currently exhibiting dangerous behavior. What is the nurse's best understanding of this situation? a The client can refuse treatment even though they are involuntarily committed b The family must provide consent since the client is involuntarily committed c Involuntarily committed clients cannot refuse psychopharmacological treatment 7 A client with major depressive disorder refuses ECT. The family asks the nurse to convince the client to accept treatment. What is the nurse's best response? a "I'll explain the benefits again, but your family member has the right to decide." b "Let's wait until they're more depressed, then they'll agree." c "The treatment team knows best. I'll work on convincing them." 8 A psychiatric unit has one bed available. Client A is homeless with no insurance. Client B is employed with private insurance. Which action demonstrates justice? a Evaluate both clients based on clinical need and severity b Admit Client A because homeless individuals deserve priority c Admit Client B because the insurance will help the unit's budget 9 A nurse is conducting a mental status examination. The client is wearing mismatched clothing, has poor hygiene, and demonstrates repetitive hand-wringing. Which MSE component is the nurse assessing? a General appearance and motor activity b Speech and thought content c Cognitive processes 10 A client cannot state the current date, believes they are in a hotel rather than a hospital, and is unable to recall three objects after 5 minutes. Which MSE function is primarily impaired? a Information processing ability b Speech production c Motor coordination 11 During a mental status exam, which finding represents objective data? a Client reports feeling "very sad" b Client exhibits flat affect with minimal facial expression c Client states "I hear voices telling me what to do" 12 A nurse is working on a medical-surgical unit. Which client situation requires the nurse to conduct a mental status assessment? a A client with pneumonia who is suddenly confused and disoriented b A client with diabetes receiving routine insulin administration c A postoperative client requesting pain medication 13 Which nursing action best demonstrates the principle of maintaining structure in milieu therapy? a Maintaining a consistent routine for meals, activities, and group sessions b Changing unit rules based on individual client preferences c Allowing clients to choose their own daily schedules to promote autonomy

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Fundamental Mental Health Nursing CareOnline version

by Krystal

A psychiatric-mental health registered nurse works at a community mental health center. Which client situation best reflects the primary population served by this practice setting?

A staff nurse on an acute inpatient psychiatric unit is caring for multiple clients. Which nursing responsibility is most essential to this practice setting?

A nurse is caring for a client with depression who states, "I just don't see the point in anything anymore." Which response by the nurse demonstrates active listening?

A client with anxiety disorder tells the nurse, "I actually spoke up in group therapy today instead of staying quiet." Which response by the nurse is most therapeutic?

A client with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) becomes quiet and looks down during a therapy session. What is the nurse's best action?

An involuntarily committed client with schizophrenia refuses prescribed antipsychotic medication. The client is not currently exhibiting dangerous behavior. What is the nurse's best understanding of this situation?

A client with major depressive disorder refuses ECT. The family asks the nurse to convince the client to accept treatment. What is the nurse's best response?

A psychiatric unit has one bed available. Client A is homeless with no insurance. Client B is employed with private insurance. Which action demonstrates justice?

A nurse is conducting a mental status examination. The client is wearing mismatched clothing, has poor hygiene, and demonstrates repetitive hand-wringing. Which MSE component is the nurse assessing?

A client cannot state the current date, believes they are in a hotel rather than a hospital, and is unable to recall three objects after 5 minutes. Which MSE function is primarily impaired?

During a mental status exam, which finding represents objective data?

A nurse is working on a medical-surgical unit. Which client situation requires the nurse to conduct a mental status assessment?

Which nursing action best demonstrates the principle of maintaining structure in milieu therapy?