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NCLEX Psychosocial Integrity practice questions

Psychosocial Integrity covers mental health conditions, therapeutic communication, crisis and suicide risk, substance use, abuse, grief and coping. Safety questions come first: risk of harm to self or others outranks everything else.

Client Needs category: Psychosocial Integrity

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Free sample questions

• NCLEX question: postoperative delirium in an older adult
• NCLEX mental health question: postpartum psychosis
• NCLEX mental health question: suicide safety plan (SATA)
• NCLEX question: lithium toxicity after starting ibuprofen

Key points to know

• Delirium is acute, fluctuating and marked by inattention; look for drugs, infection, electrolytes and catheters.
• Command hallucinations to harm an infant after birth mean postpartum psychosis, a psychiatric emergency.
• Restricting access to lethal means is one of the most effective parts of a suicide safety plan.

Other NCLEX categories

• Management of Care
• Safety and Infection Control
• Health Promotion and Maintenance
• Basic Care and Comfort
• Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies
• Reduction of Risk Potential
• Physiological Adaptation

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