CPRP CPRP Medication Management & Psychopharmacology 2

Question 1

Long-acting injectable (LAI) antipsychotics are MOST beneficial for clients who:

Accepted Answer

Have difficulty with consistent daily oral medication adherence

Answer

Long-acting injectable antipsychotics are particularly beneficial for individuals who struggle with consistent daily oral medication adherence, providing sustained medication delivery.

Question 2

A client asks their CPRP practitioner what SSRIs are used for. The practitioner correctly explains that SSRIs are primarily used to treat:

Accepted Answer

Depression and anxiety disorders

Answer

Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are the most commonly prescribed antidepressants, primarily used to treat depression and anxiety disorders.

Question 3

Metabolic syndrome is a significant health concern for clients taking atypical antipsychotics because these medications can cause:

Accepted Answer

Weight gain, elevated blood glucose, and abnormal lipid levels

Answer

Many atypical antipsychotics are associated with metabolic side effects including weight gain, hyperglycemia, and dyslipidemia, increasing risk for metabolic syndrome.

Question 4

When supporting medication adherence, a CPRP practitioner should FIRST:

Accepted Answer

Explore the client's own beliefs and experiences with the medication

Answer

Person-centered adherence support begins with understanding the client's perspective—their beliefs, experiences, concerns, and goals related to medication.

Question 5

A client on antipsychotic medication reports muscle stiffness and restlessness. The CPRP practitioner should:

Accepted Answer

Document the symptoms and alert the prescriber to possible extrapyramidal side effects

Answer

Muscle stiffness and restlessness may indicate extrapyramidal side effects (EPS), which should be documented and promptly communicated to the prescribing clinician.

(CPRP) Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner Practice Test

(CPRP) Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner Practice Test

CPRP CPRP Medication Management & Psychopharmacology 2