NURSING
PSYCHIATRY QUESTIONS
Compiled by: Suleiman Ndoro Jnr (Dr Audi)
1. Malingering is
different from somatoform disorder because the former:
A. Has evidence of an organic basisB. It is a deliberate effort to handle upsetting events
C. Gratification from the environment is obtained
D. Stress is expressed through physical symptoms
2. On arrival for
admission to a voluntary unit, a female client loudly announces: “Everyone
kneel, you are in the presence of the Queen of England.” This delusion is
termed as:
A. Self-beliefB. Self-appreciation
C. Nihilistic
D. Grandeur
3. The client has
been taking lithium carbonate as prescribed by his physician. While the client
is taking this drug, the nurse should ensure that he has adequate intake of:
A. SodiumB. Iron
C. Iodine
D. Calcium
4. Negative symptoms
of schizophrenia include:
A. Alogia, delusions, thought disorderB. Avolition, alogia, auditory hallucinations
C. Anhedonia, alogia, visual hallucinations
D. Blunt effect, anhedonia, alogia
5. The role of
antabuse or disulfiram used in the management of alcoholism is to:
A. Remove the alcohol from the body systemB. Breakdown alcohol into harmless questions
C. Stop liver enzymes from breaking down acetaldehyde making it increase in blood
D. Antagonize alcohol making the patient excrete alcohol very fast from the blood system rendering alcohol harmless.
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