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What med should be administered for acute dystonia? (an EPS associated with chlorpromazine use)

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Benztropine, an anticholinergic agent

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Community mental health center

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A community health center can provide a variety of services to clients including education, group therapy, and medication administration. However, a community health center does not offer services at the clientโ€™s home.

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Mental health day program

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Day programs offer services for clients who need supervision or assistance throughout the daytime hours. However, mental health day programs do not offer services at the clientโ€™s home.

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Partial hospitalization program

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A partial hospitalization program provides intense short-term treatments for clients during the day. However, a partial hospitalization program does not offer services at the clientโ€™s home.

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Assertive community treatment

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Assertive community treatment provides comprehensive, community-based services to clients who have severe mental illness based upon individualized needs. Services are available in any setting, including the clientโ€™s home, 24 hr per day and provide crisis intervention, medication services, and advocacy.

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What to do while the pt is in restraints

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  1. Document the clientโ€™s condition every 15 min while the client is in restraints.
  2. Ensure a staff member remains with the client continuously while the client is in restraints.
  3. Remove one restraint at a time with assistance from other staff members as necessary as the client regains control.
  4. Provide nutrition and hydration for the client, as well as address elimination needs, while the client is in restraints.
  5. The nurse should place the client in a comfortable position where aspiration is prevented. The client should never be restrained in a prone position
  6. The nurse should conduct debriefing with other staff members and pt
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OCD therapies

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  • Systematic desensitization
  • ## Fluoxetine (SSRI decreases repetitive behavior
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risk factors for delirium

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  1. hospital environment
  2. age
  3. postop
  4. fever
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Hospital environment is correct. Risk factors for delirium include a change in hospital rooms, such as moving from the ICU to a private room, clientโ€™s age, vision or hearing impairments, recent surgical procedures, and infection. A change in room location can be disorienting to a client and lead to delirium.

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Clients who are taking tranylcypromine, an MAOI antidepressant, should not take phenylephrine and other over-the-counter medications for sinus congestion, colds, or allergies due to their actions on the sympathetic nervous system, which can result in severe hypertension.

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Extreme distractability is a hallmark manifestation ofโ€ฆ __________

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delirium

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who cannot give informed consent?

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  • younger than 18
  • intoxicated
  • person whu has just received morphine
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alcohol withdrawal

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  1. hypertension,
  2. tachycardia,
  3. fever > 101F (38.3 C) โ€“> rule out infection
  4. profuse sweating
  5. dilated pupils
  6. hypoglycemia symptoms (shakiness, diaphoresis)
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Spending adequate time with a client who is verbally abusive is an example of which principle of care?

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By spending adequate time with a client who is verbally abusive, the nurse is demonstrating the ethical principle of justice. When the nurse spends an appropriate amount of time with each client regardless of their behavior and in keeping with their individual needs, the nurse guarantees that all clients receive equal care.

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common anorexia nervosa findings vs bilimia

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  • amenorrhea
  • lanugo
  • cold extremeties

bulimia:
tooth erosion

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manifestation of autism spectrum disorder in children

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language delay

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Adverse effect of methylphenidate

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tachycardia

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Nursing care plan for delirium

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The nurse should provide a client who has delirium with a plan of care that decreases agitation and anxiety by:
1. limiting the choices the client is asked to make.
2. providing consistent nursing personnel
3. permitting the client to perform daily rituals
4. providing a well-lit environment

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borderline personality disorder manifestations (examples)

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  • Stealing money from family to cover credit card charges (poor impulse control)
  • anxious if left alone
  • hypersexualization (lack of impulse control)
  • married multiple times
  • SHB
  • Physical altercations
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Aversion therapy

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Aversion therapy is a negative feedback method used to treat alcohol use disorder, violent behavior, and self-mutilation.

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Guided imagery

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Guided imagery involves assisting the client to imagine a restful and safe place. This method is effective in reducing anxiety in clients who have post-traumatic stress disorder.

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light therapy

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Light therapy is used in the treatment of seasonal affective disorder, a type of depression.

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Guided imagery

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Guided imagery involves assisting the client to imagine a restful and safe place. This method is effective in reducing anxiety in clients who have post-traumatic stress disorder.

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Response prevention

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Response prevention is used in the treatment of compulsive behavior.

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Blood testing for bipolar disorder

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  1. Lithium levels (0.6-1.2 mEq/L)
  2. Kidney function tests (creatinine, GFR)
  3. Thyroid function tests (TSH)
  4. Liver function tests (ALT, AST)
  5. Electrolyte levels (Na, K)
  6. Blood sugar levels
  7. Lipid profile
  8. Complete Blood Count (CBC)
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Most common SSRIs

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Fluoxetine (Prozac)
Sertraline (Zoloft)
Paroxetine (Paxil)
Citalopram (Celexa)
Escitalopram (Lexapro)
Fluvoxamine (Luvox)

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SSRI potential side effects

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  1. Nausea
  2. Headache
  3. Insomnia or Sleep Changes
  4. Sexual Dysfunction
  5. Weight Changes
  6. Gastrointestinal Issues (diarrhea, constipation)
  7. Agitation or Restlessness
  8. Anxiety or Nervousness
  9. Sweating
  10. Dizziness or Lightheadedness
  11. Bruising or Bleeding
  12. Serotonin Syndrome (rare, but can lead to death)