Cognition

Cognition is a collection of mental processes related to acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses. These processes include perception, attention, memory, language, problem-solving, and decision-making. Cognition impairment can lead to difficulties performing everyday activities such as reading, writing, and driving.

Which motive is associated with fire-setting in individuals with pyromania?

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select One
  • Difficulty: 7
  • Topics: Mental Health Disorders Cognition

Trichotillomania is associated with which condition?

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select One
  • Difficulty: 4
  • Topics: Mental Health Disorders Cognition

The nurse questions the diagnosis of bulimia nervosa if which patient characteristic is present?

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select One
  • Difficulty: 10
  • Topics: Mental Health Disorders Cognition Communication & Documentation

The patient presents to the emergency department exhibiting stiff, jerky movements of the face and neck. The nurse reviews the patient's medical history for a prescription for which medication? 

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select One
  • Difficulty: 10
  • Topics: Medication and Blood Products Mental Health Disorders Assessment Cognition Communication & Documentation Neurology Psychiatric Medications

After failing to experience symptom relief from other antidepressants, the patient is prescribed a tricyclic antidepressant. The nurse instructs the patient to expect which side effect? 

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select One
  • Difficulty: 5
  • Topics: Medication and Blood Products Mental Health Disorders Cognition Communication & Documentation Neurology Patient Education Psychiatric Medications

Which information is true regarding developmental coordination disorder (DCD)?

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select One
  • Difficulty: 5
  • Topics: Growth & Development Pediatrics Cognition Development

A high school wide receiver suffered substantial head trauma during a tackle. The school nurse is concerned about concussion. The nurse provides which information to the adolescent and parents? Select all that apply.

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select All
  • Difficulty: 9
  • Topics: Neurology Pediatrics Assessment Cognition Communication & Documentation Development Disease Prevention Health Care Ethics, Law, and Policy Health Care Quality Health Promotion Health Screening HEENT Intracranial Regulation Lifestyle Choices and High Risk Behavior Patient Education

The unit is experiencing increased patient census. Which patients, if suggested for pairing with the 28-year-old patient with epilepsy, does the bedside nurse question? Select all that apply.

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select All
  • Difficulty: 10
  • Topics: Communication & Documentation Delegation, Prioritization and Leadership Neurology Assessment Cognition Health Care Quality Health Promotion Intracranial Regulation

The nurse is a first responder after a gas explosion at an apartment complex. Which patient does the nurse mark to be treated first?

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select One
  • Difficulty: 9
  • Topics: Cardiovascular Delegation, Prioritization and Leadership HEENT Assessment Cognition Communication & Documentation Crisis Management Disease Prevention Health Promotion Health Screening Inflammation Respiratory Tissue Integrity

The adult child of the patient with dementia who is the patient’s in-home caregiver reports the patient exhibits increased confusion and agitation after 1600 each day. Which statement by the nurse will be most helpful to the caregiver?

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select One
  • Difficulty: 9
  • Topics: Cognition Communication & Documentation Crisis Management Intracranial Regulation Mental Health Disorders Neurology Psychiatric Medications Health Promotion Patient Education

The nurse is planning care for the elderly patient with dementia who experiences increased agitation and confusion during the evening hours. Which interventions does the nurse include to decrease evening agitation and confusion? Select all that apply.

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select All
  • Difficulty: 9
  • Topics: Cognition Communication & Documentation Crisis Management Elimination Intracranial Regulation Mental Health Disorders Neurology Nursing Interventions Psychiatric Medications

The nurse is performing an admission assessment and interview of the patient diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. Which therapeutic communication techniques are used by the nurse to conduct the interview? Select all that apply.

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select All
  • Difficulty: 9
  • Topics: Communication & Documentation Mental Health Disorders Assessment Cognition Health Care Quality Nursing Interventions

Several tenants from an apartment building are brought to the emergency department with concern for carbon monoxide poisoning. One patient presents with reddish-purple skin, a blood pressure of 94/48 mmHg, heart rate of 118 bpm, and altered consciousness (arouses when his name is shouted). The nurse anticipates testing will reveal which carbon monoxide level?

  • Question Type:   Multiple Choice - Select One
  • Difficulty: 8
  • Topics: Cardiovascular Respiratory Acid-Base Assessment Cognition Health Promotion Health Screening Laboratory Studies Lifestyle Choices and High Risk Behavior Neurology

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