Nurs 126 Simulation Jeopardy Template

Medications/Therapeutic communication	Mental Health/ Illness	Safety Precaution	Nursing Diagnosis	Alcohol Withdrawal
100 Mention 4 common side effects of psychiatric medications? Dry mouth, constipation, postural hypotension, drowsiness and sedation.	100 14. Which of the following would be a major barrier affecting the treatment of individuals with mental health problems? A) Lack of a diagnostic criteria B) Inability to obtain epidemiologic data C) Stigma associated with mental health problems D) Limited hope for recovery Ans= C	100 What are coping strategies of family members of hospitalized patients with psychiatric disorders? Encourage to release emotions distracting oneself managing hostile feelings meditating Use system relaxation procedures.	100 hi	100 hi hi
200 Mention 4 guidelines to administering medications and monitoring medication. 1.follow 10 rights 2.monitor for effectiveness 3. perform 3 checks before administering medications 4. monitor for side effects hi	200 Examine the description of people with mental illness in the media including T.V, News and newspaper. Name 3 connotations you observed. crazy, maniac, psychotic, cannot function in the society.	200 A client who is hospitalized with depression tells the nurse, I don't want to take the medication because I'm afraid I"ll become suicide, Which response by the nurse would be most appropriate? A) "Have you thought about hurting yourself? B) It is important that you take this medicine C) "I agree with you. I would not want to take this medication either" ANS= A	200 hi hi	200 hi hi
300 Define Anhedonia? What measures can you take to help pt who has anhedonia? Loss of interest or pleasure Social or physical Physical anhedonia is the inability to feel tactile pleasure such as eating or having sex. Encourage aerobic activity e,g running, jogging and high intensity workout that raise heart rate. Physical activity activates the sympathetic nervous system,the body's prompt to switch into high gear and stress response. The stress response creates adrenaline. Nutrition high protein diet, decrease saturated fats intake, Take iron, niacin, folate and vitamin B6	300 Identify 3 defense mechanisms or coping skills and give an example of each one? confrontation e.g Pt;my friend never calls, she hates me. Nurse: I was there in the room when she called. Denial Humor Validation clarifying the nurse's understanding of the situation.	300 hi hi	300 hi hi
400 13. A nurse is assessing a client to evaluate the client's mental health and wellness. Applying the eight dimensions of wellness, which of the following would the nurse identify as reflecting emotional wellness? A) Finding ways to expand creative abilities B) Recognizing the need for sleep and nutrition C) Searching for meaning in life D) Developing skills for dealing with stress D Chp 1	400 Name 3 Atypical anti psychotic medications Clozapine Risperdal, Zyprexa Ablify brand name ( Aripiprazole generic) or aripiprazole Maintena	400 . When assessing a client with a mental illness, a nurse determines that the client is experiencing label avoidance when the client states which of the following? A) I'm at the cause of my illness. B) I'm as crazy as everybody thinks I am C) I really don't need to see anyone Ans= D	400 hi hi	400 hi hi
500 Mention 3 tyramine restriction foods that inhibits MAOIs effectiveness and causes hypertensive crisis. Cheese sausages, all dried aged and fermented meats alcoholic beverages, fruits and vegetables. Patient may have fresh meat, poultry,fish, white wines, soy milk, cottage cheese, cream cheese, cooked slice ham. MAOIs= Parnate, Nardil, Marplan, selegiline( Emsam)	500 Explain Bioavailability and first pass effect of medication? Bioavailability is the fraction of administered drug that reaches the systemic circulation. First pass effect it is the fraction of drug lost during the process of absorption which is generally related to the liver and and gut wall.	500 When engaged in therapeutic communication with a client who has a mental disorder, which of the following is the most important for a nurse to keep in mind? A) The nurse should self disclose when indicated B) The nurse should have an empathetic relationship with the client. C) The client is the primary focus of the interaction. Ans= C	500 hi hi	500 hi hi

NURS 126: Clinical Simulation

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