010-Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing, 5th Edition-Sheila L. Videbeck-160547861X-Lippincott Willi

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Chapter Study GuideMULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONSSelect the best answer for each of the following questions.1. Which of the following statements would indicate thatteaching about naltrexone (ReVia) has been effective?a. “I’ll get sick if I use heroin while taking thismedication.”b. “This medication will block the effects of any opioidsubstance I take.”c. “If I use opioids while taking naltrexone, I’ll becomeextremely ill.”d. “Using naltrexone may make me dizzy.”2. Clonidine (Catapres) is prescribed for symptoms ofopioid withdrawal. Which of the following nursing assessmentsis essential before giving a dose of thismedication?a. Assess the client’s blood pressure.b. Determine when the client last used an opiate.c. Monitor the client for tremors.d. Complete a thorough physical assessment.3. Which of the following behaviors would indicate stimulantintoxication?a. Slurred speech, unsteady gait, impaired concentrationb. Hyperactivity, talkativeness, euphoriac. Relaxed inhibitions, increased appetite, distortedperceptionsd. Depersonalization, dilated pupils, visual hallucinations4. The 12 steps of AA teach thata. Acceptance of being an alcoholic will prevent urgesto drink.b. A Higher Power will protect individuals if they feellike drinking.c. Once a person has learned to be sober, he or she cangraduate and leave AA.d. Once a person is sober, he or she remains at risk todrink.5. The nurse has provided an in-service program on impairedprofessionals. She knows that teaching has beeneffective when staff identify the following as the greatestrisk for substance abuse among professionals:a. Most nurses are codependent in their personal andprofessional relationships.b. Most nurses come from dysfunctional families andare at risk for developing addiction.c. Most nurses are exposed to various substances andbelieve they are not at risk to develop the disease.d. Most nurses have preconceived ideas about whatkind of people become addicted.6. A client comes to day treatment intoxicated, but says heis not. The nurse identifies that the client is exhibitingsymptoms ofa. Denialb. Reaction formationc. Projectiond. Transference7. The client tells the nurse that she takes a drink everymorning to calm her nerves and stop her tremors. Thenurse realizes the client is at risk fora. An anxiety disorderb. A neurologic disorderc. Physical dependenced. Psychologic addictionMULTIPLE-RESPONSE QUESTIONSSelect all that apply.1. Which of the following would the nurse recognize assigns of alcohol withdrawal?a. Blackoutsb. Diaphoresisc. Elevated blood pressured. Lethargye. Nauseaf. Tremulousness2. The nurse would recognize which of the followingdrugs as central nervous system depressants?a. Cannabisb. Diazepam (Valium)c. Heroind. Merperidine (Demerol)e. Phenobarbitalf. Whiskey370
CHAPTER 17 • SUBSTANCE ABUSE371CLINICAL EXAMPLESharon, 43 years of age, is attending an outpatient treatment program for alcohol abuse. Sheis divorced, and her two children live with their father. Sharon broke up with her boyfriend of3 years just last week. She recently was arrested for the second time for driving while intoxicated,which is why she is in this treatment program. Sharon tells anyone who will listen thatshe is “not an alcoholic” but is in this program only to avoid serving time in jail.1. Identify two nursing diagnoses for Sharon.2. Write an expected outcome for each identified diagnosis.3. List three interventions for each of the diagnoses.
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