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A female presents with the sudden onset of paralysis of the upper extremity. Detailed
physical examination does not reveal any neurological or medical condition. The nurse
should suspect this as a case of

(A) Somatization disorder (B) Conversion disorder

(C) Somatoform disorder (D) Body dysmorphic disorder

During the working phase of nurse-patient relationship, the patient exhibits irrational
behavior and remains silent during conversation. This indicates that he is showing

(A) Transference (B) Counter transference

(C) Resistance (D) Reflection

Which lobe of brain is responsible for causing illusion and auditory hallucination?
(A) Frontal lobe (B) Occipital lobe
(C) Parietal lobe (D) Temporal lobe

When giving care toa client experiencing a mild level of acute anxiety, the inappropriate
nursing intervention is

(A) Use nonverbal language
(B) Evaluate the past coping mechanism
(C) Closing off the outlet of communication

(D) Encourage problem solving

When communicating with a client experiencing hallucination, the appropriate nursing
intervention is

(A) Ask the patient directly about hallucination
(B) Negate the patient's experience
(C) Speak to patient in low voice

(D) React to the hallucination

The nerve that helps in the lateral movement of eye is
(A) Oculomotor (B) Abducen
(C) Trochlear (D) Optic

The best position in detecting the murmurs of heart is
(A) Left lateral recumbent (B) Supine
(C) Right lateral recumbent (D) Sitting

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