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Varcarolis' Foundations of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing: A Clinical Approach

Unit VI. Interventions for Special Populations

Access to Firearms or Medications

It is most important to ask about which of the following when determining the risk of suicide in patient?

Chronic Illness or Pain

Which of the following is considered a risk factor for committing suicide?

Depression

Extremes of Age

Which of the following populations has a higher likelihood of committing suicide?

No Support System

Physical or Sexual Abuse

Which of the following is most likely to contribute to the likelihood of suicide?

Previous Attempt

Suicide is most likely a risk factor in the first year after which of the following?

Substance Abuse

Which of the following is most likely a risk factor for committing suicide?

Suicide Risk Factors

5 A's of Alzheimer's Disease

Agnosia

Which of the following signs, symptoms, or diseases is most commonly seen when evaluating a patient for the "5 A's" of Alzheimer's disease?

Amnesia

Anomia

Aphasia

Apraxia

Alcohol Use Disorder Assessment (Formerly Alcohol Abuse Assessment)

Cardiomyopathy

Which of the following is most likely a medical complication associated with alcohol use disorder?

Cirrhosis

CNS Depression

Which of the following is most likely an assessment finding associated with alcohol use disorder?

Considerations

GI Distress

Immunosuppression

Intoxication

Which of the following is most likely an assessment finding associated with alcohol abuse?

Medical Complications

Pancreatitis

Screening (Assessments)

Which of the following is most likely a consideration with alcohol use disorder?

Sexual Dysfunction

Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome

Which of the following diseases or disorders is most likely associated with alcohol withdrawal?

Withdrawal

Acute Pain

Which of the following categories of pain is most likely described as being limited in duration and will resolve once tissue damage has healed?

Chronic Pain

Non-cancer pain (e.g. arthritis) and cancer pain are most likely types of which of the following categories of pain?

Nursing Considerations

Objective Findings

Vital signs and patient behavior are most likely examples of which of the following types of findings?

Onset

Which of the following most likely corresponds to the "O" in the "OPQRST" mnemonic for subjective findings of a pain assessment?

OPQRST Mnemonic

Pain Assessment

Provoking or Palliative

Which of the following most likely corresponds to the "P" in the "OPQRST" mnemonic for subjective findings of a pain assessment?

Quality

Which of the following most likely corresponds to the "Q" in the "OPQRST" mnemonic for subjective findings of a pain assessment?

Radiation

Which of the following most likely corresponds to the "R" in the "OPQRST" mnemonic for subjective findings of a pain assessment?

Reassessment of Pain

Which of the following is the most appropriate approach to ensure satisfactory pain relief has been accomplished?

Severity

Which of the following most likely corresponds to the "S" in the "OPQRST" mnemonic for subjective findings of a pain assessment?

Subjective Findings

Which of the following types of findings are most likely characterized by the patient's feelings and explanations of their pain?

Timing

Which of the following most likely corresponds to the "T" in the "OPQRST" mnemonic for subjective findings of a pain assessment?

Types of Pain

31. Older Adults

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