Key Points Flashcards

PMHNP

1
Q

Should you prescribe stimulants for Tics?

A

No. Intuniv or Strattera if the client is older than 6

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2
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Can SSRI’s cause anxiety in older adults?

A

Yes

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3
Q

Which antipsychotic causes less QT Prolongnation?

A

Latuda

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4
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Can you adjust a medication not in your scope of practice?

A

No, you need to collaborate with the other Provider. You can adjust the psychiatric medications because it is within your scope of practice.

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5
Q

What clients can benefit from Journaling?

A

BPD

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6
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What age can you diagnose Personality Disorders?

A

18 years or greater

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7
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Which personality disorder is similar to Schizophrenia?

A

Schizotypical, no typical delusions or hallucinations

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8
Q

What are some characteristics of ODD?

A

Occurs between the ages 6-17; usually not aggressive; therapy is the main focus with the child and parents

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9
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What SNRI used off label for ADHD?

A

Wellbutrin; if a client has depression and ADHD, you can use Wellbutrin to treat both

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10
Q

What is proteins are increased with autoimmune disease?

A

Cytokines

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11
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Can infection lead to increase CRP and WBC?

A

Yes

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12
Q

What histamine is implicated in insomnia?

A

H1 Receptors

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13
Q

What brain waves associated with insomnia?

A

Alpha brain wave activity

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14
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What are risk factors for insomnia?

A

Obesity, diabetes, smoking, HTN, and narrow airway

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15
Q

What lab is increased with Rheumatoid Arthritis?

A

Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)

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16
Q

What should you expect for an infant with and shrill like cry?

A

Increase intracranial pressure

17
Q

What antidepressants may be used in clients with cancer?

A

Citolopram, Escitalopram, and Sertaline. Sertraline with less drug to drug interactions.

18
Q

What antidepressants may be used in clients that are pregnant?

A

Sertraline

19
Q

What mood stabilizer may be used in pregnancy?

A

Lamictal

20
Q

What antidepressants can cause increase BP?

A

SNRI’s

21
Q

What medications cause the least sexual side effects?

A

Wellbutrin and Remeron

22
Q

Tegretol may decrease oral contraceptions levels if taking both. How do you treat the client?

A

Educate the client about the risk of becoming pregnant and using other precautions to prevent pregnancy.

23
Q

What is the primary treatment for MTHFR?

A

Primarily affects Folate. May use vitamin b12 as a supplement.

24
Q

What anti-anxiety may be used in pregnancy?

A

Buspar

25
Q

What enzyme is responsible for digesting alcohol in our body?

A

Alcohol dehydrogenase

26
Q

Women have less quantity of Alcohol dehydrogenase compared to men.

A

True. Reason why women are prone to become more toxicated than men.

27
Q

If a client test positive for Romberg or Trendelenburg test, what do you do as a PMHNP?

A

Refer them out

28
Q

What is the priority if the child complains of abuse in the presence of the parents?

A

Notify CPS. Then you can conduct the interview separately with the child and parent. Safety first.

29
Q

What is the priority if the child complains of abuse in the absence of the parents?

A

Notify CPS. Safety first