The mother of an 8-year-old boy brings the child to the psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner for an evaluation. She states that she thinks her son has ADHD. The mother says the boy’s father is reluctant to try medication and believes the boy just needs to “focus.” The mother wants to try medication and somehow show the father that it will help her son. Which of the following is a tool that could be used to objectively measure behavior changes prior to and during medication administration?

A 29-year-old nurse presents to the PMHNP for evaluation after a traumatic event. Two weeks ago, she was attacked by a patient on the behavioral unit where she works. She says she is having flashbacks about the event and keeps wondering "what could I have done to prevent it?" She has had several panic attacks since the incident, and she is to the point now where she is considering quitting nursing. She says, "I guess I am too weak to be a nurse if I can't handle one attack." What is her most likely diagnosis?

A 4-year-old child is preoccupied with her mother's breasts and frequently wants to gently pat them with her hands. Her mother does not visibly react to this; instead, she redirects the child to another activity. The mother is worried that if she shames her daughter about the breast patting, it might "mess her up somehow." According to Erikson, the child's behavior is considered:

A 63-year-old man was recently placed on warfarin (Coumadin) by his nurse practitioner. Which of the following supplements will he need to discontinue?

A 17-year-old girl is referred to the PMHNP after pulling her eyebrow hair out to the point of scarring. She says she has a "unibrow" and looks like a "Neanderthal" unless she pulls out the hair. The PMHNP asks to see a photo of the patient before she started pulling out her hair, and it was not unusual. What is the most appropriate diagnosis?

Executive dysfunction is commonly associated with which area of the brain?

A 2-year-old boy presents to the nurse practitioner with new onset seizures and a history of a port wine stain at birth. Which of the following is not a clinical feature of Sturge-Weber syndrome (SWS)?

A 5-year-old girl tells everyone she meets about the recent death of her family's dog. Then she says, "One day, I am going to die, and so will you." Which of the following statements is correct?

A 63-year-old White man presents with bowing deformity of his legs, gait abnormality, and tingling and weakness in his left leg. He is diagnosed with Paget's disease of bone and asks the NP about his treatment options. Which of the following therapies is considered first line?

Upon auscultation at the apex, the APRN hears a grade 3 systolic heart murmur that is soft and blowing in character. What does this finding suggest?

A 10-year-old girl presents to the urgent care clinic with a dislocated elbow sustained in a roller-skating accident. Which of the following is NOT an expected treatment for this girl?