NUR 384 EXAM 2 NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM

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NUR 384 EXAM 2 NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM

COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT

DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)

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A nurse is educating a group of parents about Conduct Disorder.Which statement accurately differentiates child-onset CD from adolescent-onset CD?

• Child-onset CD typically has more severe symptoms and

often includes aggression.

• Adolescent-onset CD is characterized by earlier signs of

defiance.

• Child-onset CD generally resolves by late adolescence.
• Adolescent-onset CD is more likely to have a genetic

component. - ANSWER-A. Child-onset CD typically has more severe symptoms and often includes aggression.

A 7-year-old child exhibits aggressive behavior toward peers, destruction of property, and severe defiance toward parents. This

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• Adolescent-onset Conduct Disorder
• Child-onset Conduct Disorder
• Oppositional Defiant Disorder
• Adjustment Disorder - ANSWER-B. Child-onset Conduct

Disorder

Which of the following risk factors is most commonly associated with child-onset Conduct Disorder?

• Positive family relationships
• Early exposure to violence or abuse
• High academic achievement
• Strong peer support - ANSWER-B. Early exposure to

violence or abuse.

A nurse is discussing the long-term outcomes of Conduct Disorder with a parent. Which statement regarding child-onset CD is true?

• Children with this onset typically show significant

improvement in adulthood.

• Child-onset CD is less likely to lead to antisocial personality

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• These children are at a higher risk for developing other

psychiatric disorders.

• Child-onset CD generally resolves without intervention. -

ANSWER-C. These children are at a higher risk for developing other psychiatric disorders.

A nurse is planning interventions for a child diagnosed with child-onset Conduct Disorder. Which intervention is most appropriate?

• Implementing strict punishment for all negative behaviors
• Focusing solely on academic achievement
• Using family therapy to improve communication and support
• Ignoring the child's behaviors to avoid reinforcing them -

ANSWER-C. Using family therapy to improve communication and support.

A nurse is assessing a 15-year-old who engages in delinquent behavior, such as stealing and truancy. This behavior is most

consistent with:

• Child-onset Conduct Disorder
• Adolescent-onset Conduct Disorder
• Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 3 / 4

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• Generalized Anxiety Disorder - ANSWER-B. Adolescent-

onset Conduct Disorder.

Which clinical feature is more likely to be seen in a child with adolescent-onset Conduct Disorder compared to child-onset?

• More severe aggression towards others
• Better social skills and relationships
• Frequent lying and stealing
• Persistent defiance towards authority - ANSWER-C.

Frequent lying and stealing.

A nurse is educating a group about the potential genetic contributions to Conduct Disorder. Which statement best reflects the current understanding of genetic factors in the etiology of CD?

• Conduct Disorder is solely caused by environmental factors.
• Genetic predisposition plays a role, but environmental

influences are also significant.

• CD is entirely hereditary with no environmental components.
• There is no known genetic link to Conduct Disorder. -

ANSWER-B. Genetic predisposition plays a role, but environmental influences are also significant.

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