Psychosocial Integrity — NCLEX-RN Practice Questions
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- Which action should the nurse take first?
- Which nursing intervention is the safest immediate response to prevent escalation to violence?
- Which laboratory result would require the nurse to hold the medication and notify the provider?
- What is the most appropriate nursing response?
- Which medication in the client's history likely contributed to this condition when combined with an SSRI?
- Which nursing action is the highest priority?
- I won't ever try that again.” Which action by the nurse demonstrates the best understanding of suicide risk?
- Which medication should the nurse be prepared to administer?
- A client, Case ID: PSY-99-01, was admitted 48 hours ago for a fractured femur and has a history of chronic alc
- A client was started on sertraline 50 mg daily one week ago for a major depressive episode. The nurse notes th
- Which statements by a nurse indicate an understanding of the legal and ethical requirements for suicide risk a
- The nurse in the outpatient clinic assesses a client who recently lost a child in a motor vehicle accident. Wh
- For each nursing concern, click to specify if the concern is an Immediate Priority, Secondary Priority, or Low
- The nurse implements de-escalation strategies. In what order should the actions be taken?
- The client's behavior of 'picking at the hospital gown' combined with trending vital signs and laboratory valu
- Complete the bowtie by selecting the potential condition, two nursing actions, and two monitoring requirements
- The nurse is preparing to administer the morning dose of lithium citrate. How many mL should the nurse adminis
- The client is nearing discharge. Which finding is the most critical indicator that the discharge safety plan i
- Which action should the nurse take first?
- The nurse is monitoring a client for tardive dyskinesia (TD)… — Which assessment tool is most appropriate for
- Which finding should the nurse prioritize as an early signal of impending delirium tremens?
- A client is diagnosed with serotonin syndrome. Which follow-up laboratory result should the nurse monitor most
- Which intervention should the nurse execute first?
- Which pathophysiologic mechanism is most likely responsible for these findings?
- Which complication is the nurse primarily monitoring for based on this lab value?
- The nurse notes that a client receiving risperidone is unabl… — Which interpretation of this behavior is most
- The RN is delegating tasks on a psychiatric unit. Which responsibility must be retained by the RN when caring
- What is the nurse's priority concern?
- The nurse is caring for a client in alcohol withdrawal. Which finding requires the most urgent administration
- The RN is caring for a client with schizophrenia who is hearing 'voices' (command hallucinations) telling them
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