Practice Questions

73. You are leading a psychoeducation group for patients with anxiety disorders. A patient asks, “How long will it take for my anxiety to go away?” What is the most appropriate response?

A. "It will be gone in a week if you try hard enough."

B. "Anxiety never truly goes away."

C. "Managing anxiety is a process, and progress varies, but consistent practice of coping skills is key." ✓

D. "Medication will eliminate it completely."

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72. A patient with a known history of opioid use disorder presents with pinpoint pupils, respiratory depression, and unresponsiveness. What emergency medication should be administered?

A. Flumazenil

B. Naloxone ✓

C. Atropine

D. Epinephrine

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71. A patient requires a sterile dressing change. You have assembled your supplies. What is the first step before opening any sterile packages?

A. Don sterile gloves

B. Clean the patient's wound

C. Perform hand hygiene ✓

D. Place the patient in a comfortable position

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70. You are responding to a patient who has collapsed on the floor. After ensuring scene safety, what is your immediate next step in emergency assessment?

A. Check for a pulse and breathing ✓

B. Call the patient's family

C. Move the patient to a bed

D. Obtain a detailed medical history

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69. A client reports consistent low mood, loss of interest in activities, fatigue, and changes in appetite/sleep for the past two months. What is the most likely clinical diagnosis you would consider?

A. Bipolar I Disorder

B. Generalized Anxiety Disorder

C. Major Depressive Disorder ✓

D. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

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68. A patient is experiencing severe anxiety before a procedure. The physician orders Lorazepam PRN. When administering this medication, what critical side effect should you monitor for?

A. Constipation

B. Respiratory depression ✓

C. Hypertension

D. Insomnia

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67. During a practicum, you are asked to obtain a patient’s pulse. What is the most common and accessible site for palpating an adult’s peripheral pulse?

A. Femoral artery

B. Carotid artery

C. Radial artery ✓

D. Brachial artery

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66. A patient is prescribed Metformin for Type 2 Diabetes. What is a critical patient teaching point regarding this medication?

A. It causes hypoglycemia when taken alone

B. It should be taken only when blood sugar is high

C. It can cause gastrointestinal side effects and should be taken with food ✓

D. It is an insulin replacement

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65. A patient on a psychiatric unit becomes increasingly agitated and is pacing rapidly. Staff are present and attempting verbal de-escalation. What should be done to prevent escalation in the environment?

A. Clear the immediate area of other patients and potential weapons ✓

B. Confront the patient with a large group of staff

C. Engage in a power struggle with the patient

D. Lock the patient in a separate room

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64. You are observing a surgical incision. What is a critical sign of wound infection?

A. Minimal pain

B. Clean, dry edges

C. Redness, warmth, swelling, and purulent drainage ✓

D. Absence of discharge

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Practice Questions

73. You are leading a psychoeducation group for patients with anxiety disorders. A patient asks, “How long will it take for my anxiety to go away?” What is the most appropriate response?

72. A patient with a known history of opioid use disorder presents with pinpoint pupils, respiratory depression, and unresponsiveness. What emergency medication should be administered?

71. A patient requires a sterile dressing change. You have assembled your supplies. What is the first step before opening any sterile packages?

70. You are responding to a patient who has collapsed on the floor. After ensuring scene safety, what is your immediate next step in emergency assessment?

69. A client reports consistent low mood, loss of interest in activities, fatigue, and changes in appetite/sleep for the past two months. What is the most likely clinical diagnosis you would consider?

68. A patient is experiencing severe anxiety before a procedure. The physician orders Lorazepam PRN. When administering this medication, what critical side effect should you monitor for?

67. During a practicum, you are asked to obtain a patient’s pulse. What is the most common and accessible site for palpating an adult’s peripheral pulse?

66. A patient is prescribed Metformin for Type 2 Diabetes. What is a critical patient teaching point regarding this medication?

65. A patient on a psychiatric unit becomes increasingly agitated and is pacing rapidly. Staff are present and attempting verbal de-escalation. What should be done to prevent escalation in the environment?

64. You are observing a surgical incision. What is a critical sign of wound infection?

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