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PMHNP ANCC REVIEW 10 0 QUESTIONS
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Question : The purpose of the American Nurses Association's
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing: Scope and Standards of
Practice is to:
- Define the role and actions for the NP
- Establish the legal authority for the prescription of
- Define the legal statutes of the role of the PMHNP
- Define the differences between the physician role and the
psychotropic medications
NP role
Correct answer: A
The ANA's Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing: Scope and
Standards of Practice defines the role and actions of the nurse practitioner.
Question : Primary prevention care practices are an essential
aspect of the PMHNP role. Which of the following is the best
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example of a primary prevention care strategy for community behavioral health?
- Aftercare program for chronically mentally ill clients
- Court-ordered counseling for abusive parents
- 24-hour crisis hotlines
- Parenting skills classes for pregnant adolescents
recently discharged from the hospital
Correct answer: D
Information reduces incidence of disease.
Question : The trend in legal rulings on cases involving
mental illness over the past 25 years has been to:
- Encourage juries to find defendants not guilty by reason of
- Protect the person's freedoms or rights when he or she is
- Place increasing trust in mental health professionals o
insanity.
committed to a mental hospital.
make good and ethical decisions.
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- Decrease the "red tape" associated with commitments so
that commitments are faster and easier.
Correct answer: B
Identifies the trend of ensuring the protection of individual civil liberties for psychiatric clients.
Question : Mr. Smithers, an involuntarily hospitalized patient
experiencing psychotic symptoms, refuses to take any of his ordered medication because he believes "Jesus Christ told me I am the prophet and must fast for a year." Your actions should be based on your knowledge of which of the following?
- Psychiatric clients cannot refuse treatment
- Psychiatric clients do not always know what is good for
- Psychiatric clients can refuse treatment
- Psychiatric clients cannot be trusted to make good
them
healthcare decisions and, therefore, the nurse's best clinical judgment should guide actions
Correct answer: C
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As with any client, psychiatric clients can refuse treatment unless a legal process resulting in involuntary commitment or mandatory court order for treatment has been obtained.
Question : Which of the following statements best reflects the
difference between the nurse-client (N-C) relationship and a social relationship?
- In the N-C relationship, the primary focus is on the client
- Goals in the N-C relationship are deliberately left vague
- In the N-C relationship, the nurse is solely responsible for
- In the N-C relationship, there is no place for social
and the client's needs.
and unspoken so that the client can work on any issue.
making the relationship work.
interaction.
Correct answer: A
Social relationships are mutual interpersonal relationships in which the needs of both parties are addressed. The N-C relationship is most con- cerned with meeting the needs of the client.