Case Study Bob, a 24 year old was recently diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. He has been ordered by the court to receive inpatient treatment for stabilization after multiple interactions with law enforcement, the most recent resulting in battery on 2 law enforcement officers. The psychiatric facility admitted Bob yesterday, he has received a psych evaluation and new orders have been received this morning but not yet implemented.  0800: Bob has barely touched his breakfast, he is pacing the halls and mumbling to himself. Susie, RN attempts to interact with Bob after breakfast and notify him of the receipt of new orders.  What type of medications would you anticipate the psychiatrist may consider ordering for a client with paranoid schizophrenia who is known to have violent outbursts? (Select all that Apply)  

A nurse in a mental health facility is caring for a client who asks, “Why can’t you be my therapist?” Which of the following therapeutic responses should the nurse give?  

Narmer-Sin…

A nurse on a mental health unit is discussing the concepts of competency and capacity with a newly licensed nurse. Which of the following statements by the newly licensed nurse indicates an understanding of the concepts?    

A nurse is discussing care options with the family of a client who was recently diagnosed with a serious mental illness. The family wishes to care for the client in their home. Which of the following service options should the nurse recommend?  

A man has been told that is NOT synthesizing enough follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), and for this reason he may be unable to father a child. Choose the correct statement to explain this problem.

A nurse is reviewing ethical principles with a newly licensed nurse. The nurse should include which of the following as an ethical principle?  

Who was the king that restored Babylon (c. 612BCE) to its rank as one of the greatest cities of antiquity?

Who was Imhotep?

Shelley, a 21 year old college student has been admitted to an inpatient psych unit after suicidal behaviors. She has been severely depressed since her mom died of cancer three years ago. Samantha is Shelley’s RN and they have developed a therapeutic relationship. During a card game, Shelley shares with Samantha, “My mom and I used to play cards together all the time. You look a lot like her too.” The association the client is experiencing may be described as