The nurse notices that a school-aged child has bluish-white, red-based spots in her mouth that are elevated approximately 1 to 3 mm. What other signs would the nurse expect to find in this patient?

A) Pink, papular rash on the face and neck
B) Pruritic vesicles over her trunk and neck
C) Hyperpigmentation on the chest, abdomen, and back of the arms
D) Red-purple, maculopapular, blotchy rash behind the ears and on the face

Ms.Ayres is to have some diagnostic tests related to sleep.Which diagnostic test will provide the health care team with the best information?

A) Multiple Sleep Latency Test
B) Accelerometer
C) Electrocardiogram (ECG)
D) Polysomnography

A nurse wants to demonstrate genuineness with a patient diagnosed with schizophrenia. The nurse should:

A) restate what the patient says.
B) use congruent communication strategies.
C) use self-disclosure in patient interactions.
D) consistently interpret the patient's behaviors.

The nurse utilizes the computer to create a care plan for a client.What is an advantage of the nurse using this approach for planning care?

A) Limits intuition to reduce errors
B) Encourages a linear thinking process
C) Requires minimal expertise to plan care
D) Ensures a variety of interventions are selected

Which credential would be expected of an expert witness in the area of forensic psychiatric nursing?

A) 3 years of experience in an inpatient psychiatric facility
B) 10 years of experience in community health nursing
C) Educational preparation of an associate degree in nursing
D) Publication of three articles in peer-reviewed psychiatric nursing journals

Upon palpation, the nurse notices that the bladder is firm and distended; the patient expresses an urge to urinate. Which question is $\mathbf{most}$ appropriate?

A) "Does your urinary problem interfere with any activities?"
B) "Do you lose urine when you cough or sneeze?"
C) "When was the last time you voided?"
D) "Are you experiencing a fever or chills?"