1. A 25-year-old patient presents with symptoms of acute anxiety and has

a history of generalized anxiety disorder. Which of the following

interventions should be prioritized?

 A) Immediate administration of anxiolytics

 B) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

 C) Safety and risk assessment

 D) Referral to a psychiatric specialist

 **Answer: C** - Safety and risk assessment should be prioritized to

ensure the patient does not pose a danger to themselves or others.

2. A patient diagnosed with bipolar disorder is experiencing a manic

episode. What is an essential component of care management for this

patient?

 A) Encouraging participation in group activities

 B) Monitoring for mood swings and sleep patterns

 C) Providing a quiet and low-stimulus environment

 D) Initiating a high-calorie diet

 **Answer: B** - Monitoring for mood swings and sleep patterns is

crucial in managing bipolar disorder to prevent escalation of symptoms.

3. When planning care for a patient with chronic schizophrenia, which

goal is most appropriate?

 A) Complete remission of symptoms

 B) Improvement in social functioning

 C) Patient expresses feelings more openly

 D) Patient adheres to medication regimen

 **Answer: D** - Ensuring the patient adheres to their medication

regimen is vital for managing schizophrenia symptoms.

4. A geriatric patient with depression and dementia is refusing to eat.

Which intervention should be implemented first?

 A) Nutritional counseling

 B) Antidepressant medication adjustment

 C) Evaluation by a speech therapist

 D) Scheduled family meal times

 **Answer: B** - Antidepressant medication adjustment may be

necessary as depression can lead to decreased appetite, especially in

dementia patients.