Psychiatric-Mental Health RN Board Certification Exam Practice Questions: 100 Test-Relevant Questions with Discussions, Answers, and Rationales - Paperback

by Alison Lighthall Miller (Author)

PASS...OR FAIL? The Difference is in the Details.
Don't gamble your certification on "AI-generated" practice questions. Today's market is flooded with "exam prep" materials written by indivuals who have never stepped foot on a psych unit. These "books" often offer topics that aren't even on the exam, waste your time with "academic fluff," and-worst of all-lack the critical rationales you need to actually learn.

Written by a Real Nurse Educator for Real Nurses.
Alison Lighthall Miller, MSN, PMH-BC, has spent 30+ years in the field and has helped thousands of psychiatric RNs prepare for and pass this exam. She knows exactly how the ANCC test writers think-and she's here to teach you how to think like them, too.

Why this book is the ONLY one you need for practice questions:

• 100% Test-Relevant: Every question is current to the September 2024 ANCC PMH-BC exam updates.
• The "Why" Behind the "What" Most books give you the answer. This book gives you a deep-dive Discussion for complex topics, a full explanation of why one answer is right, AND-most importantly-the rationales for why the other three are wrong.
• No Academic Jargon: Written in the clear, user-friendly language of one nurse talking to another.
• QR Code Integration: Direct links to deep-dive resources on complex topics like Erikson's Stages and the Broset Violence Checklist.

Critical Topics Covered Include:

• Updated topics, such as TJC Sentinel Event policies and neuromodulation treatments (TMS, tDCS, VNS).
• Clinical Essentials such as DSM-5-TR diagnoses updates, lithium toxicity, NMS vs. Serotonin Syndrome, and overdose management
• The "Tricky" Stuff, such as trauma informed care, the Tarasoff Rule, psychiatric nurse case management, and differentiating the Performance Standards

Stop studying harder. Start studying smarter. Reclaim your confidence and pass the first time.

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