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PMHNP Certification Review: Questions and Answers, Exams of Nursing

A comprehensive review of the key topics and questions related to the pmhnp (psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner) certification. It covers a wide range of subjects, including lgbtq mental health, transgender care, side effects of hormone treatments, health policy, trauma-informed care, opioid intoxication and withdrawal, and pharmacological treatments for various mental health conditions. Structured in a question-and-answer format, providing detailed explanations and answers to the questions. It is designed to help pmhnp candidates prepare for their certification exam by covering the essential knowledge and skills required for this specialized nursing practice.

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2023/2024

Available from 10/16/2024

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LGBTQ adults are _______ as likely as heterosexual adults to experience a mental health condition. - ANSWER twice _______ percent of transgender adults report that the have considered suicide in the past year, compared to 4% of the overall population. - ANSWER 48 Surgery is considered after the person has successfully made the _______ change and is at least age ______. - ANSWER gender; 16 Side effects of testosterone treatment include... - ANSWER cardiovascular events, hyperlipidemia, increased blood pressure, depression and/or suicidal ideation __________ can interfere with hypoglycemic agents with increased lowering of sugar. - ANSWER Testosterone Prolonged use is related to breast cancer and decrease in bone density. - ANSWER Estrogen Defined as decisions, actions, and plans to achieve specific healthcare goals. - ANSWER Health policy Four components of health policy... - ANSWER Process, policy reform, policy environment, policy makers What is TIC - ANSWER Trauma Informed Care Name the high-risk behavior associated with the adverse experience category: Psychological abuse - ANSWER Smoking Name the high-risk behavior associated with the adverse experience category: Physical abuse - ANSWER Severe obesity Name the high-risk behavior associated with the adverse experience category: Sexual abuse - ANSWER Physical inactivity Name the high-risk behavior associated with the adverse experience category: Living with drug abuse - ANSWER Depressed mood Name the high-risk behavior associated with the adverse experience category: Living with a mental illness - ANSWER Suicide attempts

Name the high-risk behavior associated with the adverse experience category: Mother threatened by violence - ANSWER Alcoholism Name the high-risk behavior associated with the adverse experience category: Household member in prison - ANSWER Drug abuse, parental drug abuse, over 50 lifetime sexual partners, history of STI Stress Response - ANSWER Engagement of the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis and the sympathetic nervous system. Trauma-informed interventions aimed at families at risk. - ANSWER Primary preventions Trauma-informed interventions for children and families following an adverse event to mitigate the impact of the event and work toward prevention. - ANSWER Secondary preventions Trauma-informed interventions aimed at treating and reducing long-term consequences of ACEs (adverse childhood experiences). - ANSWER Tertiary preventions First line psychopharmacological treatment of EPS symptoms with antipsychotic use. - ANSWER Propranolol Second line psychopharmacological treatment of EPS symptoms with antipsychotic use.

  • ANSWER Benzotropine There is evidence that supports an increase in _______ rate with use of benzodiazepines in schizophrenia. - ANSWER death Signs and symptoms include altered mental status, miotic pupils (pinpoint), slowed bowel sounds, normal to low HR and BP, and hypoventilation/respiratory depression. - ANSWER Opioid intoxication Signs and symptoms include GI distress, flu-like symptoms, dilated pupils, HTN, tachycardia, anxiety and irritability, insomnia, agitation, RLS, general restlessness, tremor, low-grade temperature, tactile sensitivity, yawning, sneezing, anorexia, dizziness, myalgia/arthralgias, and leg cramps. - ANSWER Opioid withdraw _________ my be outlasted by the opioid (depending on half-life) resulting in return to hypoventilation - ANSWER Naloxone Validated tool to quantify symptoms of opiate withdraw. - ANSWER Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale (COWS)

Buprenorphine is a ________ mu-opioid agonist and _________ receptor antagonist with a long half-life. - ANSWER partial; kappa A person needs to be in a moderate withdraw before buprenorphine is started, which is a COWS score of ___________. - ANSWER seven or greater Methadone is a long-acting _____ mu-receptor agonist. - ANSWER full Methadone and buprenorphine are effective and superior to ________ in relation to the treatment of opioid withdraw symptoms. - ANSWER clonidine Can be used in combination with opioid treatment and is most effective against the autonomic symptoms of sweating, diarrhea, intestinal cramps, nausea, anxiety, and irritability. - ANSWER Clonidine Pharmacological treatment for abdominal cramping associated with opiate withdrawal. - ANSWER Dicyclomine __________ and ____________ combined, are the most effective treatments of OUD and other addictions. - ANSWER medically assisted treatment; therapeutic program Meeting the person where they are at is the core concept of _________. - ANSWER motivational interviewing