SET A

1. Behaviours that lead to stress related mental illness is/are TFFT

A. high frustration level.
B. effective coping mechanisms
C. independent in doing activities
D. negative perception of the environment

2. Which categories indicate that a patient recognizes he is having mental illness? FTTT
A. Reality orientation.
B. Awareness of normal thinking.
C. Acceptance for the need of treatment.
D. Attribution of illness, black magic or poisoned by enemy

3. Psychiatric history taking evaluation consist of the following TFTT

A. Conducting an examination.
B. Arouse patient suspiciousness.
C. Collecting useful data from careful history
D. Establishing a psychiatric diagnosis and developing a differential diagnosis

4. The mental state examination during psychiatric admission can evaluate TFTT
A. mood and affect
B. public perceptions.
C. content of discussion.
D. other people's judgment.

5. Fitness to plead an individual is sufficient intellect to make a proper defend TTFF

A. Able to understand the charge against him
B. Able to follow the evidence in court and court proceedings
C. Unable to instruct his counsel / lawyers & able to challenge the jurors
D. Unable to understand the difference / consequence between pleading guilty/not guilty

6. During physical examination the nurse should assess the following criteria TTTT
A. Neurologic status.
B. Sign of physical injury.
C. Any abnormalities of extremities
D. Current status of patient health.

7. What is the tools of assessment for depress client? TTTT

A. DASS scale
B. Major Depression Inventory
C. Patient Health Questionnaire
D. Hamilton Depression Rating Scale
8. The diagnostic criteria from DSM-V for Schizophrenia is/are TTFF
A. delusions.
B. hallucination.
C. elation mood.
D. flight of ideas.

9. Which of the following neurotransmitters is/are developed for Schizophrenia? TTFT

A. Serotonin
B. Dopamine
C. Acetylcholine
D. Norepinephrine

10. What is/are clinical manifestations for Schizophrenia? TTFT

A. Hearing voices
B. Experiencing delusional ideas
C. Continue sign of disturbances persist for 1 month
D. Since the onset of the disturbances, had deteriorated in work and interpersonal
functioning.

11. A patient was diagnosed with bipolar disorder with a manic episode. The behaviour
assessment shows FTFT
A. mannerism.
B. hyperactivity
C. social isolation
D. impaired in concentration.

12. The following is/are therapeutic modalities used to treat generalised anxiety disorder.
FFTT
A. Exercising.
B. Competition.
C. Desensitisation.
D. Relaxation technique.

13. The length of drug detectable in the urine of the abuser is/are FFTT
A. Cocaine -5-7 days
B. Cannabis-2-3 days
C. Opiates-1-2 days
D. Amphetamine -1-3 days

14. Complications of excessive alcohol consumption includes TTTF

A. hypomagnesaemia.
B. amnesia syndrome
C. psychotic syndrome
D. decrease vulnerable to violent crime
15. Mini Mental State Examination on a patient with dementia includes FTTT
A. insight on his/her illness
B. attention and calculation.
C. registration of recent memory.
D. orientation to place, person and time

16. The aetiology of acute organic brain disorder includes TTTT

A. uraemia.
B. meningitis.
C. alcoholism.
D. hypopituitarism.

17. The following is/are associated with antisocial personality disorder TFTF
A. Increase of vandalism
B. Decrease nsk of violent crime
C. Former childhood conduct disorder
D. Excessive guilt for consequences of behaviour

18. The following statements is/are true about somatization disorder. TFTT
A. Belief of having the seriousness of one's symptoms.
B. Most psychotic inpatients who experience recurrent chest pain.
C. Depression disorder should be considered before diagnosing somatization disorder.
D. Dysmorphophobia may involve a persistent belief of having abnormal facial features.

19. Voyeurism is achieving sexual excitement by means of FFTT

A. using inanimate object.
B. inflicting pain on partner
C. observing sexual acts on partner
D. witnessing unsuspecting person in the process of disrobing

20. Hypersomnolence occur when one experiences TTFT

A. prolong of main sleep of more than 9 hours
B. impaired of cognitive, social and occupational
C. occur at least three times per week for least 6 month
D. recurrent period of sleep or lapses into sleep within a day

21. Characteristics of childhood autism is/are FTTT

A. late onset.
B. children with social impairment.
C. restricted & repetitive activities/ interests
D. children with communication impairment.

22. Which statement is/are true about risk in a psychiatric setting? TTFT
A. Risk through person or external factors.
B. Risk from self harm and intentional killing oneself.
C. Risk unpromoted because of working at a high risk area
D. Risk of causing danger, or encouraging/involving others of harm.
23. A 25 years old man is brought to the hospital presented with psychotic and potential for
violence. The nurses should assess TTFT
A. any history of violence.
B. past hospitalisation history.
C. medications the patient is using
D. presence of command hallucination.

24. Patients who have survived a suicide attempted is/are TFTF

A. more often female than male.
B. at risk of subsequent complete suicide
C. Likely to have engaged in substance misuse.
D. not being asked about ongoing suicide ideas.

25. The following is/are management of aggressive patient in the ward FTTT
A. Restraining patients.
B. Attend to patient with calm manner
C. Inform doctor regarding patient's condition
D. Put patient under close monitoring on his behaviour

26. Suicide is more likely FFTT

A. in elderly than in younger person
B. in the summer rather than the spring
C. among alcoholics than the general population.
D. to be completed using violent means in males than females

27. The indication for restraint includes FFTT

A. patient's own request.
B. prevent disturbing the staff.
C. uncontrolled agitated behaviour
D. behaviour that can endanger self.

28. The side effects of antipsychotic drugs is/are TFTF

A. tremors.
B. urinary retention.
C. oculogyric crisis.
D. recent memory impairment

29. Which statement is true about Electro-conculsive therapy (ECT)? TTFT

A. Patient must be fasted at least 6 hours
B. Informed consent must to explained and taken before ECT
C. Blood investigation like liver function test must be done prior to ECT
D. All omament that attached on patient body must be remove prior to ECT

30. Aims of psychosocial rehabilitation is/are TTTT

A. minimise social stigma.
B. minimise psychiatric impairment.
C. optimise appropriate reaction towards the situation.
D. to help client return to his previous social roles
SET B

1. The possible aetiology of mental illness is/are TTFT

A. birth trauma
B. biological trait
C. sufficient nutritional status
D. infection linked brain damage

2. History of present condition includes TFTT

A. patient's description of the problem.
B. social position, atmosphere of the home
C. details of the problem including its severity.
D. onset and course of problems and symptom

3. The technique in forensic psychiatric interview is/are FFTT

A. empathy.
B. sympathy
C. avoidance of biases.
D. confidentiality restricted

4. Patient complained hearing voices and her husband developed a relationship with a
neighbouring girl. The symptoms is/are TFTF
A. Delusion
B. Depression
C. Hallucination
D. Depersonalization

5. The following "Appearance" of the patient in MSE, provides some clues as to their lifestyle
and ability to self care. TTTF
A. Posture and gait
B. Distinctive features
C. Evidence of self harm
D. Suspiciousness toward spouses

6. The following is part of the routine physical assessment during admission. TTTT
A. Hyperventilation
B. Level of consciousness
C. Rapid or irregular pulse
D. Facial expressions and appearance

7. What is/are the characteristics of high scores on the DASS scale in Depression? FTFT
A. Unable to relax
B. Pessimistic about the future
C. Aware of dryness of the mouth
D. Unable to experience enjoyment or satisfaction
8. The sign and symptoms of impaired consciousness, visual hallucination, hyperactivity and
fragmentary delusions is/are TFFF
A. delirium
B. dementia
C. schizophrenia.
D. paranoid psychosis

9. Patient claimed he is followed by police and his neighbours are controlling him by radio
waves. He might be suffering of FTTF
A. Passivity
B. Schizophrenia.
C. Delusion of control
D. Delusion of persecution

10. Mr. M, 20 years old was admitted with Acute Schizophrenia, The management include
FTTT
A. individual psychotherapy.
B. screening for drug abuse.
C. electroconvulsive therapy.
D. assessment for suicidal thoughts

11. Mr. J, a 30 year old man, has decreased sleep, hyper sexuality, and has spent a lot of
money in the last 2 weeks. Diagnosis is/are TFTF
A. Mania
B. Schizophrenia.
C. Bipolar Mood Disorder
D. Psychosexual Development.

12. Which of the following are common aspects of comorbidity in anxiety disorders? TTTT
A. Physiological symptoms of panic
B. Live events of humiliated in public
C. Cognitive biases with selective triggers
D. Experiences of physical or sexual abuse during childhood

13. Confabulation means FFTT

A. misinterpretation of stimuli.
B. perception in the absence of stimuli.
C. conversation with an imaginary person.
D. making up stories to fill up gaps in memory.

14. The following is/are the complications of severe alcoholism. FTTT

A. Euphoria.
B. Impotence.
C. Cirrhosis of liver.
D. Tactile hallucination
15. The following is/are associated with Wernicke's Ataxia FTFT
A. Apathy
B. Diplopia
C. Dysphasia
D. Encephalopathy

16. Cerebellar dysfunction can give rise to TFTT

A. dysarthria
B. cogwheel rigidity
C. pendecular knee jerk
D. rebound phenomenon

17. Which of the following is/are characteristics of antisocial personality disorder? FTFT
A. Delusional thinking.
B. Feeling of superiority.
C. Disorganised thinking.
D. Multiple criminal charges.

18. Somatoform disorders includes FTFT

A. excoriation disorder.
B. conversion disorders.
C. Somnolence disorder.
D. somatization disorder

19. In disorders of sexuality and sexual functioning, the term gender identity disorder refers
to TFFT
A. problems with own sexual fantasies
B. problems with the normal sexual response cycle.
C. sexual urges or fantasies involving unusual sources of gratification problems.
D. an individual is dissatisfied with their own biological sex and have a strong desire to
be a member of the opposite sex.

20. In childhood sleeping disorders is/are known as enuresis, which means TFFT
A. bedwetting.
B. stammering
C. sleepwalking.
D. lack of bladder control.

21. How should nursing care plans be in crisis intervention? FTFT

A. Comfort needs.
B. Identify the actual problem.
C. Available to stay with clients.
D. Stay focused on the present situation.
22. Crisis intervention strategies focus on TTFF
A. enhancing positive coping skills.
B. identifying the precipitating factor
C. encourage client to be demanding and assertive.
D. discourage the person to discuss present feelings.

23 Dealing with psychiatric emergency when client having physically aggressive is/are FFTT
A. allow other patients to help in restraining the client
B. attempt alone to intervene before the arrival of help
C. act quickly by coordinating with other staff to restrain
D. keep clear of the environment with dangerous instruments

24. Accurate assessment of potential dangerous action depends on TTTT

A. risk behaviour.
B. Psychiatric illness.
C. history of aggression.
D. psychosocial stressors.

25. What is/are the steps for improving patient safety with verbalized suicidal thoughts?
TFTF
A. Maintain a safe environment
B. Minimal supervision on his daily activities
C. Close monitoring of medication compliance
D. Have minimum staff at night to avoid disturbing client

26. ECT is absolutely contraindicated for FTTT

A. frail patients.
B. retinal detachment.
C. raised intracranial pressure.
D. recent myocardial infarction.

27. Management of Extrapyramidal Symptom (EPS) is/are TTFF

A. report the symptoms to the psychiatrist
B. administer an antiparkinsonian drug PRN
C. take antipsychotic medications before going to sleep
D. reassure that the symptoms are transient and will subside

28. Acute dystonia most frequently occurs with Butyrophenones. The clinical features
includes FTTT
A. catatonia.
B. torticollis
C. grimacing
D. spasm of ocular muscles
29. Techniques that is being used in behaviour therapy is/are FTTT
A. counselling
B. aversion therapy
C. assertive training
D. relaxation therapy.

30. Nursing responsibilities when conducting rehabilitation activities is/ are TTFT
A. assess client's mental status.
B. monitor the level of client's achievement.
C. limits the client's participation in the activities.
D. anticipate gradual progress in client's performance
SET C

1. The predominant causes of mental illness in prehistoric cultures is suggested to be

A. poor diet.
B. demonic possession.
C. punishment from God.
D. lack of access to psychological services.

2. The difference between neurosis and psychosis is/are

A. severity.
B. insight.
C. clinical features.
D. duration of onset.

3. The technique in Forensic Psychiatric interview is/are

A. confidentiality restricted.
B. avoidance of biases.
C. recorded.
D. empathy.

4. 25-years house wife come to the psychiatry outpatients complaining that her nose
was longer than usual. She felt that her husband did not like her because of the
deformity. It was not possible to convince her that there was no deformity. Her
symptoms is/are
A. depersonalization.
B. hallucination.
C. depression.
D. delusion.

5. Delusional is a false, fixed belief which is

A. reasonable.
B. comprehensible.
C. both of the above.
D. none of the above.

6. Kay was admitted to the psychiatric unit. The following are part of the routine physical
assessment of most patients. TTTT
A. Hyperventilation.
B. Level of consciousness.
C. Rapid or irregular pulse.
D. Facial expressions and appearance.
7. What the characteristics of high scorers on DASS scale in Depression? FTFT
A. Unable to relax
B. Pessimistic about the future
C. Aware of dryness of the mouth
D. Unable to experience enjoyment or satisfaction

8. Impaired consciousness, visual hallucination, hyperactivity and fragmentary

delusions are FTTT
A. delirium.
B. dementia.
C. Schizophrenia.
D. paranoid psychosis.

9. A person quarrels and hits his neighbour. The next day starts feeling that he are
being followed by police and that they may arrest him. He also feels that his
neighbours are controlling him by radio waves. He might be suffering of
A. Passivity
B. Schizophrenia.
C. Delusion of control
D. Delusion of persecution

10. Milah 20 years old was admitted with Acute Schizophrenia. The management
include
A. individual psychotherapy.
B. screening for drug abuse.
C. electroconvulsive therapy.
D. assessment for suicidal thoughts

11. 30 year old man has decreased sleep, hyper sexuality, sexually promiscuous, had
spent a lot of money in the last 2 weeks. Diagnosis is/are
A. Mania
B. Schizophrenia.
C. Bipolar Mood Disorder
D. Psychosexual Development.

12. Which of the following are common aspects of co-morbidity in anxiety disorders?
A. Cognitive biases - such as information processing biases that tend anxious
people to selectively attending to threatening stimuli - are common to almost
all anxiety disorders.
B. Certain specific early experiences can be found in the aetiology of a number
of different anxiety disorders (e.g. physical or sexual abuse during childhood).
C. Physiological symptoms of panic are found not only in panic disorder, but also
in the reactions to phobic stimuli in specific phobias.
D. All the above.
13. Confabulation means
A. misinterpretation of stimuli.
B. perception in the absence of stimuli.
C. conversation with an imaginary person.
D. making up stories to fill up gaps in memory.

14. The following are the complications of severe alcoholism.

A. Euphoria.
B. Impotence.
C. Cirrhosis of liver.
D. Tactile hallucination.

15. The following are associated with Wernicke’s Ataxia.

A. Encephalopathy.
B. Dysphasia.
C. Diplopia.
D. Apathy.

16. Cerebellar dysfunction can give rise to

A. dysarthria.
B. cogwheel rigidity.
C. pendecular knee jerk.
D. rebound phenomenon.

17. Which of the following characteristics or client histories substantiates a diagnosis of

antisocial personality disorder?
A. Delusional thinking.
B. Feeling of superiority.
C. Disorganized thinking.
D. Multiple criminal charges.

18. Somatoform disorders include which of the following

A. somatization disorder.
B. conversion disorders.
C. hypochondriasis.
D. all the above.

19. In disorders of sexuality and sexual functioning, the term gender identity disorder
refers to
A. problems with sexual fantasies.
B. problems with the normal sexual response cycle.
C. sexual urges or fantasies involving unusual sources of gratification problems.
D. an individual is dissatisfied with their own biological sex and have a strong
desire to be a member of the opposite sex.
20. In childhood sleeping disorders there are different types of problems such as
Symptoms-Based Disorders. One such disorder is known as enuresis, which means
A. bedwetting.
B. stammering.
C. sleepwalking.
D. lack of bladder control.

21. How should be the nursing plans in crisis intervention?

A. Comfort needs.
B. Identify actual problem.
C. Available to stay with client.
D. Stay focus on present situation.

22. Crisis intervention strategies focus on

A. enhancing positive coping skills.
B. identifying the precipitating factor.
C. encourage the person to discuss present feelings.
D. encourage client to be demanding and assertive.

23. Dealing with psychiatric emergency when client having physically aggressive is/are
A. allow other patients to help in restraining the client.
B. attempt alone to intervene before the arrival of help.
C. act quickly by coordinating with other staff to restrain.
D. keep clear of the environment with dangerous instruments.

24. Accurate assessment of potential dangerous action depends on

A. risk behaviour.
B. psychiatric illness.
C. history of aggression.
D. psychosocial stressors.

25. During nursing assessment Mimi had verbalized suicidal thoughts. What are the
steps for improving patient safety?
A. Maintain a safe environment.
B. Minimal supervision on his daily activities.
C. Close monitoring of medication compliance.
D. Have minimum staff at night to avoid disturbing client.

26. ECT is absolutely contraindicated in

A. recent myocardiac infarction.
B. raised intracranial pressure.
C. retrial detachment.
D. very ill patients.
27. Management of Extra-Pyramidal symptom (EPS) due to antipsychotic medication
is/are
A. report the symptoms to the psychiatrist
B. administer an antiparkinsonian drug PRN
C. take antipsychotic medications before going to sleep
D. reassure that the symptoms are transient and will subside

28. Acute dystonia most frequently occurs with Butyrophenones. The clinical features
includes
A. akinesia.
B. torticollis.
C. grimacing.
D. spasm of ocular muscles

29. Techniques that is being used in behaviour therapy is/are

A. counselling.
B. aversion therapy.
C. assertive training.
D. relaxation therapy.

30. Nursing responsibilities when conducting rehabilitation activities is/ are

A. assess client’s mental status.
B. monitor the level of client’s achievement.
C. limit client’s participation in the activities.
D. anticipate gradual progress in client’s performance.
SET D

1. Based on the concept of the health-illness continuum, which actions can a mentally
healthy individual do? FTTT
A. Nurturing during childhood.
B. Set realistic goals for themselves.
C. Develop effective coping mechanisms.
D. Respond to stress with effective behaviours.

2. Correct statement regarding psychiatric interview. FTFT

A. Always prompting the patient.
B. Aid patient to tell story in their own words.
C. Invite patient to tell about their future complaint.
D. Understand the patient’s problems and their perception..

3. Components in psychiatric case history taking is/are TTFF

A. patient identification
B. developmental history.
C. ask a patient's favourite idol.
D. history of the childhood complaints.

4. Abnormalities of thought content that can be assess during Mental State Examination

is/are TTFF
A. delusions
B. obsessions
C. depersonalisation
D. apparent emotion

5. Responsibility of the care provider during Mental State Examination. FFTT

A. Build a relationship with the relatives
B. Assess a patient's financial problems
C. Assessment of patient's cognitive functioning
D. Establish good communication with the patient

6. Important techniques used in forensic interviews is/are TTTT

A verify the report.
B. truth–lie discussions.
C. open-ended questioning.
D. allegation blind interviewing.

7 What action consistently done by a patient should indicate to a nurse that the patient
has a poor self-concept? FFTT
A. Wears bright-colored clothing.
B. Demands the attention of staff.
C. Apologises to others repeatedly.
D. Thinking other people are better.
8 The MMSE is a 30-point test, examines functions including FTTT
A. visually impairment.
B. attention and calculation.
C. screen for cognitive impairment.
D. ability to follow simple commands.

9 According to the DSM-5, there is evidence that symptoms and causes of mental
illness are influenced by TTFT
A. cultural.
B. birth order.
C. ethnic factors.
D. sexual preference.

10. A client diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder is admitted for social skills training.
Which information should be taught by the nurse? TFFT
A. Leadership.
B. The side effects of medications.
C. Assist clients in communicating needs.
D. Teach the client how to make eye contact when communicating.

11. Patient with severe depression after immigrating to the United States and the loss of
an infant expresses increasing suicidal ideation to the primary nurse. The nursing
intervention should be: FTTT
A. Encouraging the patient to get pregnant again.
B. Exploring the grief and loss issues concerning the baby's death
C. Encouraging attendance at group cognitive-behavioral therapy on the unit.
D. Ensuring that the patient is not permitted to use anything that would be
potentially dangerous.

12. Which of the following patients would they consider the  vulnerable to post-traumatic
stress disorder? FTFT
A. A 40-year-old widower who has recently lost his wife to cancer.
B. A 20-year-old college student with DM who experienced date rape
C. An eight (8)-year-old boy with asthma who has recently failed a grade in
school.
D. A 20 years old man who has serious injury after motor vehicle accident

13. Criteria for substance abuse includes all of the following except __________. FTTT
A. symptoms must qualify for substance dependence.
B. recurrent substance use in situations in which it is physically hazardous.
C. recurrent substance use resulting in a failure to fulfil major role obligations at
work, school, or home.
D. continued substance use despite having persistent or recurrent social or
interpersonal problems caused by or exacerbated by the effects of the
substance.
14. Cognitive behavioural therapy helps patients overcome drug addiction and
alcoholism by TTFT
A. teaching effective communication skills.
B. providing self-help tools to better their moods.
C. identify which circumstances lead to using drugs or drinking.
D. helping to dismiss false beliefs and insecurities that lead to substance abuse.

15. A caregiver reports that their family member with Alzheimer’s disease does not have
interest in eating. They request some advice on how to help their family members eat
better. What intervention below would the nurse give? TTFT
A. Eat with the family member for meals.
B. Select healthy but tasty soft finger foods.
C. Serve the family members a variety of food items on their plate.
D. Keep the eating environment free from outside noise .

16. A 20-year old college student admitted with a diagnosis is borderline personality
disorder. When talking with the parents, which information would the nurse expect to
be included in the client’s history? TFFT
A. Lability of mood.
B. Ritualistic behaviour.
C. Psychomotor retardation.
D. Self-destructive behaviour.

17. A nurse is working with a client diagnosed with somatic symptom disorder. What
predominant symptoms should a nurse expect to assess? FTFT
A. Lack of physical symptoms 
B. Constant worry about potential illness
C. Excessive time spent discussing psychosocial stressors
D. Disproportionate and persistent thoughts about the seriousness of one's
symptoms

18 Which interventions would a nurse include in the teaching plan for a patient
diagnosed with a sexual dysfunction? TFFT
A. Teach breathing techniques to encourage relaxation during sex.
B. Suggest positive imaging to improve body self-acceptance during sex
C. Educate the patient to watch pornography during sexual functioning
D. Instruct the patient on the use of progressive touch to facilitate sexual pleasure.

19. During the assessment interview, a patient tells the nurse she has “sleep problems.”
Which interventions will the nurse use to help in her problems? TTFF
A. Promotion of comfort using techniques 
B. Limiting the duration and frequency of day time naps
C. Plan a sleep time and wake time based on patient wish
D. Encouraging the patient to sleep earlier than the previously established
pattern
20. The nurse is assessing a child with autism. Which of the following behaviours would
the nurse expect to observe? TFTF
A. Idiosyncratic language.
B. Referring to their imaginary friend.
C. Stereotyped and repetitive use of language.
D. Asking to telephone ‘my friends’ on the weekends.

21. A child was admitted, having been sexually abused. He refused to talk and participate in
unit activities. Which therapeutic intervention will best help the child release pent-up feelings
about the abuse? TTFF
A. Draw something to share their feeling
B. Pick up toys that indicate their emotional states
C. Encourage story telling with all the nurses in the ward
D. Including the child in the creation of a behavioural contract

22. Which of the following is a correct assumption regarding the concept of crisis? FTTF
A. Crisis occur only in individuals with psychopathology
B. Experiences a stressor and perceives coping strategies to be ineffective
C. A crisis situation contains the potential for psychological growth or deterioration
D. Crisis are chronic situations that recur many times during an individual's life

23 According to most biological theories of ageing, predisposing factors create the effects
seen in mental illness. Which behaviours are considered predisposing factors? TTTT
A. Paranoid delusions
B. History of violence towards animals
C. Problems with interpersonal relationships
D. Changes in terms of the client's body language and posturing

24. A newly admitted patient is diagnosed with major depressive disorder with suicidal
ideation. Which would be the modalities of emergency for this patient? TFFT
A. Observes behaviour that indicates self-harm
B. Set realistic achievable goals to increase self esteem
C. Teach about the effective of suicide on family dynamics
D. Carefully and unobtrusively observe based on assessed data varied intervals around
the clock

25. A patient is admitted to the psychiatry ward after an attempted suicide by hanging. The
nurse can ensure the patient's safety by which action? TFTF
A. Talk openly and honestly about the situation.
B. Requesting that a peer remain with the patient at all times
C. Assigning to the client a staff member who will remain with the patient at all times
D. Admitting the patient to a seclusion room where all potentially dangerous articles are
remove
26 Doctor have ordered restrain for psychotic patient in the ward indication for restraint
includes FFTT
A. patient's own request.
B. prevent disturbing the stalf.
C. uncontrolled agitated behaviour
D. behaviour that can endanger self

27. Which of the following is not a recommended preparation or ECT procedure? FFTT
A. Premedication with an anticholinergic agent
B. Morning bath, cleaning the oil from the head
C. Informed consent in verbal if patient not cooperate
D. Administration of an anticonvulsant 30 minutes before ECT

28. A patient diagnosed with chronic schizophrenia presents in an emergency department

with uncontrollable tongue movements, stiff neck, and difficulty swallowing. The nurse would
expect the physician to recognize which condition and Implement which treatment? TFTF
A. Diagnose the patient with tardive dyskinesia and discontinue antipsychotic
medications
B. Diagnose the patient with extrapyramidal symptoms and treat by administration of
benztropine
C. Diagnose the patient with tardive dyskinesia and treat by discontinuing antipsychotic
medications
D. Diagnose the patient with neuroleptic malignant syndrome and treat by discontinuing
antipsychotic medications

29 A psychotherapy technique effective in obsessive ruminations is/ are TTTF

A. flooding
B. exposure
C. sensitization
D. thought stopping

30. The overall goal for psychiatric rehabilitation is/ are TTTT
A. to help clients return to his previous social roles.
B. diagnose individuals with mental health disorders.
C. restore the psychological well-being of individuals
D. help clinicians with training and development in the field of psychology