A client states "I don't understand all these levels of nurses."
Which reply provides the client with
accurate information? "In contrast to the role of the psychiatric nurse prepared to provide basic and
direct nursing care, the advanced practice psychiatric mental health nurse is exclusively able to
a. provide mental health care if under the direct supervision of a physician.".
b. contract to provide mental health services for individuals or groups.".
c. participate in research projects if protocols have been approved by senior
researchers.".
d. assist with medication management but not actually prescribe it.".
ANS: B
The only exclusive role of the advanced practice nurse mentioned in the options is contracting to
provide mental services to individuals or groups. Options A, C, and D are functions the nurse with
basic preparation can perform.
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