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    The nurse asks a client to roll up his sleeves so she can take his blood pressure. The client replies “If you want I can go naked for you.” The most therapeutic response by the nurse is:

    • “You’re attractive. but I’m not interested.”
    • “You wouldn’t be the first that I will see naked.”
    • “I will report you to the guard if you don’t control yourself.”
    • “I only need access to your arm. Putting up your sleeve is fine.”
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Explore key concepts in sexual health and gender identity with this NCLEX-style quiz. It covers topics such as comfort with one's sexuality, gender identity disorder, sexual arousal, and therapeutic communication in potentially sensitive or volatile situations.

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  • 2. 

    Which of the following statements is true for gender identity disorder?

    • It is a sexual pleasure derived from inanimate objects.

    • It is a pleasure derived from being humiliated and made to suffer

    • It is a pleasure of shocking the victim with exposure of the genitalia

    • It is the desire to live or involve in reactions of the opposite sex

    Correct Answer
    A. It is the desire to live or involve in reactions of the opposite sex
    Explanation
    Gender identity disorder is a strong and persistent desire to be the other sex.Option A: This is fetishism.Option B: This refers to masochism.Option C: This describes exhibitionism.

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  • 3. 

    Situation: Knowledge and skills in the care of violent clients is vital in the psychiatric unit. A nurse observes that a client with a potential for violence is agitated. pacing up and down the hallway and making aggressive remarks. Which of the following statements is most appropriate to make to this patient?

    • What is causing you to become agitated?

    • You need to stop that behavior now.

    • You will need to be restrained if you do not change your behavior.

    • You will need to be placed in seclusion.

    Correct Answer
    A. What is causing you to become agitated?
    Explanation
    In a non-violent aggressive behavior. help the client identify the stressor or the true object of hostility. This helps reveal unresolved issues so that they may be confronted.Option B: Pacing is a tension relieving measure for an agitated client.Option C: This is a threatening statement that can heighten the client’s tension.Option D: Seclusion is used when less restrictive measures have failed.

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  • 4. 

    The nurse exemplifies an awareness of the rights of a client whose anger is escalating by:

    • Taking a directive role in verbalizing feelings

    • Using an authoritarian. confrontational approach

    • Putting the client in a seclusion room

    • Applying mechanical restraints

    Correct Answer
    A. Taking a directive role in verbalizing feelings
    Explanation
    Taking a directive role in the client’s verbalization of feelings can decrease the client’s anger.Option B: A confrontational approach can be threatening and adds to the client’s tension.Options C and D: Use of restraints and isolation may be required if less restrictive interventions are unsuccessful.

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  • 5. 

    The inability to maintain the physiologic requirements in sexual intercourse is:

    • Sexual Desire Disorder

    • Sexual Arousal Disorder

    • Orgasm Disorder

    • Sexual Pain Disorder

    Correct Answer
    A. Sexual Arousal Disorder
    Explanation
    This describes sexual arousal disorder.Option A: Sexual Desire Disorder refers to the persistent and recurrent lack of desire or willingness for sexual intercourse.Option C: Orgasm Disorder is the inability to complete the sexual response cycle because of the inability to achieve an orgasm.Option D: Sexual Pain Disorder is characterized by genital pain before. during or after sexual intercourse.

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  • 6. 

    The sexual response cycle in which the sexual interest continues to build:

    • Sexual Desire

    • Sexual arousal

    • Orgasm

    • Resolution

    Correct Answer
    A. Sexual arousal
    Explanation
    Sexual arousal or excitement refers to attaining and maintaining the physiologic requirements for sexual intercourse.Option A: Sexual Desire refers to the ability. interest or willingness for sexual stimulation.Option C: Orgasm refers to the peak of the sexual response where the female has vaginal contractions for the female and ejaculatory contractions for the male.Option D: Resolution is the final phase of the sexual response in which the organs and the body systems gradually return to the unaroused state.

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  • 7. 

    The nurse closely observes the client who has been displaying aggressive behavior. The nurse observes that the client’s anger is escalating. Which approach is least helpful for the client at this time?

    • Acknowledge the client’s behavior

    • Maintain a safe distance from the client

    • Assist the client to an area that is quiet

    • Initiate confinement measures

    Correct Answer
    A. Initiate confinement measures
    Explanation
    The proper procedure for dealing with harmful behavior is to first try to calm patient verbally. When verbal and psychopharmacologic interventions are not adequate to handle the aggressiveness. seclusion or restraints may be applicable.Options A. B and C are appropriate approaches during the escalation phase of aggression.

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  • 8. 

    The client jumps up and throws a chair out of the window. He was restrained after his behavior can no longer be controlled by the staff. Which of these documentations indicates the safeguarding of the patient’s rights?

    • There was a doctor’s order for restraints/seclusion

    • The patient’s rights were explained to him.

    • The staff observed confidentiality

    • The staff carried out less restrictive measures but were unsuccessful.

    Correct Answer
    A. The staff carried out less restrictive measures but were unsuccessful.
    Explanation
    This documentation indicates that the client has been placed in restraints after the least restrictive measures failed in containing the client’s violent behavior.

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  • 9. 

    Situation: The nurse may encounter clients with concerns on sexuality. The most basic factor in the intervention with clients in the area of sexuality is:

    • Knowledge about sexuality.

    • Experience in dealing with clients with sexual problems

    • Comfort with one’s sexuality

    • Ability to communicate effectively

    Correct Answer
    A. Comfort with one’s sexuality
    Explanation
    The nurse must be accepting. empathetic and non-judgmental to patients who disclose concerns regarding sexuality. This can happen only when the nurse has reconciled and accepted her feelings and beliefs related to sexuality.Options A. B. and D are important considerations. but these are not the priority.

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  • 10. 

    The client is arrogant and manipulative. In ensuring a therapeutic milieu. the nurse does one of the following:

    • Agree on a consistent approach among the staff assigned to the client.

    • Suggest that the client take a leading role in the social activities

    • Provide the client with extra time for one on one sessions

    • Allow the client to negotiate the plan of care

    Correct Answer
    A. Suggest that the client take a leading role in the social activities
    Explanation
    The unstable. aggressive client should be assigned to the most experienced nurse.Options A. C. and D. A shy. inexperienced. soft-spoken nurse may feel intimidated by the angry patient.

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