Exam 3

Question 1

Aphasia

Answer 1

Language disturbance

Question 2

Apraxia

Answer 2

Inability to perform motor activities

Question 3

Agnosia

Answer 3

Inability to recognize familiar objects

Question 4

Amnesia

Answer 4

Loss of memory

Question 5

Delirium

Answer 5

Occurs because of something

Common with medication

Can occur from UTI

REORIENTATION is key

Question 6

Cachectic

Answer 6

Muscle wasting

Question 7

Lanugo

Answer 7

Frail hair

Newborn like

Question 8

Mottled

Answer 8

Marked with spots or smears of color

Question 9

Anorexia findings

Answer 9

Cachectic
Lanugo
Mottled

Question 10

Somatoform disorder

Answer 10

Ineffective coping

Anxiety

Disturbed personal identity

Ineffective impulse control

Question 11

PCP overdose

Answer 11

Psychosis
Hypertension 
CVA
Respiratory arrest
Hyperthermia
Seizures

Question 12

Secondary gains

Answer 12

Benefits from derived symptoms alone

Question 13

ADHD Medications

Answer 13

Methylphenidate (Ritalin)

Dextrophetamine/levophetamine (Addreall)

Lisdexamfetamind (Vyvansel)

Question 14

Narcan

Answer 14

Assists with increasing respiratory rate

Patient will wake up but symptoms of overdosing will return

Question 15

Lab test for bulimia

Answer 15

Electrolytes

Glucose

Thyroid function

CBC

ECG

Question 16

Alzheimers Drugs

Answer 16

Namenda (memantine)

Aricept (donepezil)

Exelon (rivastigmine)