Chapter 2 Flashcards

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What are overt or active reactions?

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  • crying
  • screaming
  • whining
  • clinging to parents
  • resisting meds or treatment
  • being self-destructive
  • destructive of environment
  • fighting
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What are the most common reactions?

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  • Overt or active
  • Passive
  • Regressive
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What are passive reactions?

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  • excessive sleeping
  • decreased communication
  • decreased activity
  • decreased eating
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What are regressive reactions?

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  • changes in sleeping habits
  • eating too much or too little
  • being tense, anxious, restless
  • manifesting fears (of hospitals, needles, death, etc.)
  • being overly concerned with one’s body
  • displaying compulsive behavior
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What age is considered to be the most vulnerable age for adverse effects of hospitalization? according to who and when?

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6 months - 4 years

J.W.B. Douglas, 1975

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What are the factors contributing to the psychological upset in children?

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  • Unfamiliarity to hospital setting
  • separation from parents
  • Age of child
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What are the two types of unfamiliarity of hospitalization?

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Physical unfamiliarity, Procedural unfamiliarity

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What physical unfamiliarity is there in the hospital?

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  • building
  • people
  • smells
  • equipment
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What procedural unfamiliarity is in the hospial?

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  • Vital signs
  • Blood test
  • Dressing changes
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