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Ch 3 Flashcards

1
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Freud’s psychoanalytic theory

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Personality structure

Id
Ego
Superego

Experiences during early stages of life determine individuals lifetime

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Id

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Pleasure principle

Reflex action

Primary process

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3
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Ego

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Problem solver

Reality tester

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4
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Superego

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Moral component

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5
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Levels of awareness

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Conscious
Preconscious
Unconscious

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Conscious mind

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Current awareness

Thoughts
Beliefs
Feelings

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Preconscious mind

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Immediately below the surface

Not currently the subject of our attention but accessible

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Unconscious mind

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Biggest chunk

Seat of primitive feelings, drives, memories (especially unbearable and traumatic)

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9
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Freud’s psychoanalytic theory defense mechanisms

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Develop anxiety

Operate on unconscious level

Deny, distort, falsify reality making it less frightening

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10
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Sullivan’s theory

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Meet needs through interpersonal interactions to decrease or avoid anxiety

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Interpersonal theory

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“Participant observers”

Actively fluid and challenge maladaptive behaviors and distorted views

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12
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Carl Rogers person-centered therapy

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People have innate self-actualizing tendencies

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Rational- emotive behavior therapy

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Ellis

Eradicate irrational beliefs

Recognizes inaccurate thoughts

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14
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Cognitive-behavioral therapy

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Beck

Tests distorted beliefs and changes way of thinking

Reduces symtoms

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15
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Psychopharmacology

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Promises biological treatment for mental disorders

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16
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Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)

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Effective treatment for severe depression and other psychiatric conditions

17
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Stages of Cognitive development

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Piaget

Sensorimotor (birth-2) obj permanence

Preoprational (2-7) languages and egocentric thinking

Concrete operational (7-11) conservation, logic, abstract problem solving

Formal operational (11-adult) conceptual reasoning and problem solving

18
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Theory of objective permanence

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Mahler

Significant other provides a reliability present base of support

Balance enables child to learn to separate

19
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Kohlberg (moral development)

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Based on Piaget

Profession from black and white thinking to context-dependent decision making process

20
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Gillian (moral development)

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Ethics of care theory

Emphasizes importance of relationships

Putting needs of those we care above needs of strangers

Preconventional, conventional, post conventional stages

21
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Hildegard Peplau

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The art of nursing

The science of nursing

22
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The art of nursing

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care, compassion, advocacy

Enhance comfort and well being

23
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The science of nursing

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Apply knowledge to understand broad range of human problems and psychosocial phenomena

Intervene in relieving patients suffering and promote growth

24
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Foundation for Hildegard’s theory

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Participant observer
Mutuality
Respect for patient
Unconditional acceptance
Empathy
25
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Behavioral theory

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Promoting adaptive behaviors through reinforcement

26
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Cognitive theory

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Helping patients identify negative thought patterns

27
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Psychosocial development

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Providing structure for understanding critical junctures in development

28
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Hierarchy of needs theory

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Prioritizing nursing care

29
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Unique meaning in psychiatric nursing

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Emphasis on adaptive living

Not a cure

30
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Patient centered goals and responsibility

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Listening

Respect for patients desires

31
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Areas of emphasis

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Hope
Social connection
Empowerment
Coping strategies
Meaning in life
32
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Tuckmans five group stages

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Forming
Storming
Morning
Performing
Adjourning (mourning)
33
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PMH-APRNs

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Psychiatric mental health advanced practice nurses

Receive special training in conducting such groups

34
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Milieu therapy

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Uses total environment

People, setting, structure, emotional climate are important to healing

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