NCLEX PREP: Psych Beyond the Label

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Psych Medications

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Compléter NCLEX PREP: Psych Beyond the LabelVersion en ligne Psych Medications par RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A client seen in clinic 3 weeks after starting haloperidol reports jaw tightness , difficulty swallowing , and their neck " pulling to one side . " The nurse recognizes these findings as acute . 2 A client returns 2 weeks after starting fluoxetine and reports decreased libido and difficulty sleeping but improved concentration . These findings most reflect expected medication . 3 A client states , " It ? s been 5 days and I don ? t feel happier yet . " The nurse explains full mood improvement may take several weeks because antidepressants require gradual . 4 A client with schizophrenia asks how haloperidol helps reduce hallucinations . The nurse explains it works primarily by blocking brain . 5 A client taking fluoxetine reports taking St . John ? s wort for " extra mood support . " The nurse teaches that combining these increases risk for . 6 A client on a new antipsychotic reports inner restlessness and pacing , stating , " I feel like I can ? t sit still . " The nurse recognizes this as medication - induced . 7 A client taking an SSRI calls stating they have mild sweating and loose stools but deny fever or confusion . The nurse should initially provide education about common early . 8 A client taking a second - generation antipsychotic presents for routine follow - up . The nurse prioritizes monitoring due to long - term metabolic risk .