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NURS 6670 / NURS6670: Exam Review Latest Update Walden University

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NURS 6670 - Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Role II Adults and Older Adults (PMHNP) 1. What is the time frame one must be depressed to be diagnosed w/MDD? - 2. What is the crite... ria for a dx of MDD? 5 OF THE FOLLOWING 3. What is disruptive mood dysregulation disorder? - 4. Partial remission of depression - 5. Full remission in depression is defined as - 6. What is the continuation phase of depression? - 7. What is the Maintenance phase of depression? - 8. What is the discontinuation phase of depression? - 9. What is the difference between Bipolar 1 and Bipolar 2? - 10. Lamotrogine (Lamictal) - 11. Criteria to be diagnosed with Binge Eating Disorder - 12. Hallmark for Binge Eating Disorder - 13. DSM-5 Schizophrenia 2 or more of the following for one month - 14. What are the 4 phases of schizophrenia/describe? - 15. The first phase of schizophrenia - 16. The second phase of schizophrenia - 17. What is the 3rd Phase of schizophrenia? Acute/Psychotic Phase - 18. 4th phase of schizophrenia - 19. Psychosocial rehabilitation Fairweather Lodge model - 20. Psychosocial rehabilitation Model Clubhouse - 21. Delirium vs Dementia - 22. What is an advanced directive? - 23. What is a Healthcare Directive? - 24. What is a living will? - 25. What does Medicare Part A cover? - 26. What does Medicare Part B cover? - 27. What does Medicare Part C cover? - 28. What does Medicare Part D covers? - 29. Who defines the NP standards of professional nursing practice? - 30. Who defines the NP scope of practice? - 31. Who dictates NP prescriptive authority? - 32. Who defines NP credentialing? - 33. What is medical futility - 34. What is Nonmaleficence - 35. What is utilitarianism? - 36. What is beneficence - 37. What is Justice - 38. What is Fidelity - 39. What is veracity - 40. What is autonomy? - 41. advance directives - 42. Typical antipsychotic drugs - 43. atypical antipsychotic drugs drugs that target both dopamine and serotonin - 44. Amygdala - 45. accumbens nucleus - 46. prefrontal cortex - 47. hippocampus - 48. Hypnogogic - 49. hypnogogic hallucinations - 50. hypnopompic - 51. sublimation (defense mechanism) - 52. Introjection: Defense Mechanism - 53. displacement (defense mechanism) - 54. Intellectualization Defense Mechanism - 55. Undoing: Defense Mechanism - 56. Compensation: Defense Mechanism - 57. Rationalization (defense mechanism) - 58. resistance: psychiatry - 59. Therapeutic Strategies - 60. Transactional Analysis - 61. Nucleus basalis of Meynert - 62. mesolimbic pathway - 63. Mesocotical Pathway - 64. tuberofundibular pathway - 65. ventral tegmental area - 66. ventral tegmental area - 67. Typical antipsychotic drugs Side effects - 68. Anticholinergic effects - 69. Chlorpromazine (Thorazine) - 70. Metabolic Syndrome Diagnosis - 3 or > of the following 71. Differentiate between Serotonin Syndrome and Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome - 72. Medications to treat NMS - 73. Treatment of serotonin syndrome - 74. Fuoxetine (Prozac) - 75. Escitalopram (Lexapro) - 76. Stimulants - [Show More]

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