Disorders of thought | Motor Activity | Preception | Mood | Speech | Memory | Concentration and Judgement | Mock Test | Staff Nurse | Guides Academy
Disorders of thought, motor activity, perception, mood, speech, memory, concentration and judgement.
Time: 15:00
A client states, "The news anchor on TV is sending me secret messages through the broadcast." This is an example of what type of thought disorder?
A nurse observes a client with major depressive disorder moving, speaking, and reacting very slowly. This would be documented as:
A client reports hearing voices that command him to harm himself. This is an example of what type of perception disorder?
A client with mania exhibits an excessively elevated and cheerful mood, stating "I feel like I'm on top of the world!" This mood state is best described as:
A client speaks extremely rapidly, jumping from one topic to another in a continuous, fragmented flow. This type of speech is known as:
An individual with alcohol-related dementia invents elaborate, untrue stories to fill in gaps in their memory, believing these stories to be true. This is called:
A nurse is interviewing a client who is easily sidetracked by minor noises in the hallway and the sight of people walking past the door. This indicates a disorder of:
To assess a client's judgment, which question would be most appropriate?
A client misinterprets a pattern on the wallpaper as a frightening face. This perceptual error is a(n):
A client with schizophrenia has a marked reduction in the amount and content of their speech. This is referred to as:
A client's emotional state shifts rapidly and without apparent reason from laughing to sobbing. This is described as a(n) ________ mood.
A person who sustains a traumatic brain injury is unable to form new memories after the incident. This is known as:
A client feels compelled to repeatedly check if the door is locked, and this behavior significantly interferes with their daily life. The repetitive checking is a(n):
A client believes that their thoughts are being broadcasted from their mind for others to hear. This is a delusion of:
A client who is withdrawing from alcohol shouts, "Get these bugs off me!" while frantically scratching their arms. This is a classic example of a(n) ________ hallucination.
A client with catatonia imitates the movements of the nurse. This motor abnormality is called:
A client reports a loss of interest and pleasure in all activities that they used to enjoy. This symptom is known as:
A client's speech is a completely disorganized and incomprehensible mixture of random words and phrases. This is best described as:
A client reports feeling detached from their own mind and body, as if they are an outside observer of themselves. This is a disorder of perception called:
A client with catatonic schizophrenia holds their body in a rigid, fixed position for an extended period. This is an example of:
When asked a question, a client gives excessive, irrelevant details and never returns to the original point. This thought process is called:
A client's speech is governed by the sound of words rather than their meaning, such as "I sat on the mat. The cat is fat. That's that." This is known as:
A client expresses a fixed, false belief that they have a terrible, fatal disease, despite all medical evidence to the contrary. This is a ________ delusion.
A client suddenly stops talking mid-sentence and cannot recall what they were saying. This is an example of:
A client demonstrates poor decision-making by spending their entire paycheck on lottery tickets, leaving no money for rent or food. This is a clear deficit in:
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