Behaviors Flashcards
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What is assault?
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When a person is being touched in a way that is offensive, insulting, or physically injuries without consent or authority.
2
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Why might a person be hostile or aggressive?
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- paranoid delusions
- auditory hallucinations
- dementia
- delirium
- head injuries
- intoxication
- borderline personality
- depression
- PTSD
- Homicidal or suicidal
3
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What is anger?
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- normal human behavior
- person may be frustrated, hurt, or afraid
4
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What is hostility?
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- verbal aggression
- expresses through verbal abuse
- lack of cooperation
- violation of rules
- threatening behavior
5
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What are warning signs of aggression?
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- loud talking
- sexual language
- demanding unnecessary care
- accusing Dr. of conspiring against patient
- throwing/ punching objects
- inability to comply with directions or reasonable limit setting
6
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What are warnings signs of aggression with agitated behavior?
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- rapid pacing
- darting eye movements
- invading personal space
- clenched or gripping hands
- clenched jaw
7
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What is intermittent explosive disorder?
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8
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What is paranoid delusional behavior?
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9
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What are some strategies to approach a dangerous Client?
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- approach slowly from side or front
- maintain safe distance of 6-10 ft
- mirror the patients body language (when they sit/ stand you sit/stand)
- introduce yourself and remind them of your intentions
10
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What is Bipolar disorder?
A
mental health condition that involves extreme mood swings including manic episodes and depressive episodes
11
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What are symptoms of bipolar?
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- energetic
- talkative
- racing thoughts
- easily distracted
- poor judgement
- poor hygiene
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