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NSG 3450 MENTAL HEALTH 2026 CLINICAL ASSESSMENT AND THERAPEUTIC CARE MASTER REVIEW

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NSG 3450 MENTAL HEALTH 2026
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT AND THERAPEUTIC
CARE MASTER REVIEW
◉Dangerous MAOI side effect. Answer: Hypertensive crisis.
◉Normal lithium level. Answer: 0.6-1.2 mEq/L.
◉Pre-ECT medications. Answer: Propofol, succinylcholine, atropine.
◉Signs of serotonin syndrome. Answer: Agitation, fever, muscle
rigidity, confusion.
◉Manic phase red flags. Answer: Gambling, spending sprees,
promiscuity, decreased sleep.
◉Difference between depression & MDD. Answer: MDD lasts at least
2 weeks with functional impairment.
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NSG 3450 MENTAL HEALTH 2026

CLINICAL ASSESSMENT AND THERAPEUTIC

CARE MASTER REVIEW

◉Dangerous MAOI side effect. Answer: Hypertensive crisis. ◉Normal lithium level. Answer: 0.6-1.2 mEq/L. ◉Pre-ECT medications. Answer: Propofol, succinylcholine, atropine. ◉Signs of serotonin syndrome. Answer: Agitation, fever, muscle rigidity, confusion. ◉Manic phase red flags. Answer: Gambling, spending sprees, promiscuity, decreased sleep. ◉Difference between depression & MDD. Answer: MDD lasts at least 2 weeks with functional impairment.

◉Suicidal ideation priority. Answer: Always a priority; requires immediate attention. ◉Caffeine interaction with benzos or depression. Answer: Discourage high intake; worsens anxiety and sleep. ◉MAOI interaction with milk. Answer: Risk of hypertensive crisis due to tyramine. ◉Is depression genetic?. Answer: Yes, it can be inherited. ◉TMS contraindications. Answer: Metal implants, seizure disorders. ◉MAOI contraindications. Answer: SSRIs, TCAs, tyramine-rich foods. ◉Bulimia nervosa concerns. Answer: Monitor BP, cardiac function, electrolyte imbalance. ◉Alcohol withdrawal symptoms. Answer: Tremors, delusions, seizures. ◉When do alcohol withdrawal seizures occur?. Answer: 6-24 hours after last drink.

◉Opioid addiction discharge teaching. Answer: Relapse prevention, support resources, Naltrexone education. ◉Priority: alcohol vs opioid withdrawal. Answer: Alcohol withdrawal takes priority due to seizure risk. ◉Why monitor BMI in anorexia?. Answer: Track nutritional status and recovery progress. ◉Withdrawal symptoms of alcohol & benzos. Answer: Anxiety, tremors, seizures, hallucinations. ◉Eating disorders & anxiety. Answer: Anxiety is commonly comorbid with eating disorders. ◉Hydrocodone intoxication signs. Answer: Drowsiness, pinpoint pupils, respiratory depression.