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Mental Health Kentucky University Proctored Exam 3 is a nursing-school practice exam with 108 questions. It is written for nursing students preparing for this course exam and for NCLEX-style review. Every question has its own page showing the full stem, all answer options, the correct answer, and a written rationale explaining why each option is right or wrong.
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Start Practice ExamEthics are an important aspect of the nurse practitioner role. Ethics consist of moral duties, obligations, and responsibilities. Which of the following terms refers to the ethical principle that asse
A 73-year-old man who is an inpatient in a geropsychiatric inpatient unit is ataxic, has anterograde and retrograde amnesia, has a sluggish gaze, and has nystagmus. What is the most appropriate treatm
Which of the following symptoms can occur as a result of intoxication with alcohol, an inhalant, or a sedative, hypnotic, or anxiolytic?
An 18-year-old college freshman is transported to the emergency department following a call to EMS by his girlfriend, who found him unresponsive in his room. She reports no history of mental illness,
In quantitative research, inferential statistics are numerical values that enable a researcher to reach conclusions that extend beyond the immediate data alone. Which inferential statistic tests the d
A 66-year-old man calls to make an appointment with the PMHNP. He says he will have no problem paying for any medications because he has Medicare. Which of the following Medicare parts pays for medica
A psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner recently began prescribing controlled substances that are part of a medication-assisted treatment (MAT) program for opioid abuse. The PMHNP must check th
When interpreting research findings, which of the following most closely describes the concept of internal validity?
Which of the following adolescents is at the greatest risk of suicide?
Which of the following explains why children are considered a vulnerable population?
The PMHNP is seeing a 34-year-old male client who recently decided to stop smoking marijuana after smoking it for 15 years. He is having trouble abstaining from marijuana, even though his wife has thr
When interpreting research findings, which of the following most closely describes the concept of internal validity?
Which of the following adolescents is at the greatest risk of suicide?
Which of the following explains why children are considered a vulnerable population?
The PMHNP is seeing a 34-year-old male client who recently decided to stop smoking marijuana after smoking it for 15 years. He is having trouble abstaining from marijuana, even though his wife has thr
A 33-year-old man is seeking medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder (OUD). He says he wants a medication that he will not become "addicted" to. Which of the following is the most
A man has been arrested for driving under the influence twice within the past year. He continues to drink alcohol, and he tells his friends he does not have any issues with alcohol consumption. What i
The PMHNP is evaluating a new client, a 31-year-old woman with a history of substance use disorder. She was recently sober for 9 months, but just experienced a relapse. The PMHNP should refer her to w
Which of the following terms most closely aligns with the concept of introducing services to homeless people with serious mental illness in various settings, building an empathetic, consistent, and ca
What are the two primary tools for relapse prevention?
A new nurse practitioner accepts a position in a private clinic. She will be an independent contractor and bill for herself. She understands her scope of practice and standards of practice. As a new n
Which act provides financial incentives for pharmaceutical companies to develop medications that treat rare diseases?
A woman receives a $1 per hour raise. She was expecting to receive an increase of $5 per hour and a promotion. She is furious but says nothing and smiles. That night at home, she kicks her cat for no
Ethics are an important aspect of the nurse practitioner role. Ethics consist of moral duties, obligations, and responsibilities. Which of the following terms refers to the ethical principle that asse
A 34-year-old married man presents for psychiatric evaluation after almost hitting someone with his car while driving under the influence of marijuana. He reports he was prompted to seek treatment by