Chapter 20 - Unit 4 Flashcards

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Crises - they are acute and time limited. T/F?

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True!

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Erich Lindemann - what did he do?

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Early crisis theorist. Preventive interventions after an event could help reduce the distressed. Believed using bereavement techniques would help those after a serious event.

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Gerald Caplan - what did he do/

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Outlined crisis intervention strategies.

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What did Donna Aguilera and Janice Mesnick do?

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They provide a framework for nurses for crisis assessment and intervention.

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What are the three basic types of crises?

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Maturational, situation, and adventitious (disasters).

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What is a maturational crisis?

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This is when there’s something that happens through the process of life. For example, it might be that a child is off to college or two parents just separated.

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What is a situational crisis?

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This is when it arises from an external rather than internal source. It is typically unanticipated. Loss of job, death, unwanted pregnancy are examples.

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What is an adventitious crisis?

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This is a disaster. It is not part of everyday life. It is horrible and terrible - like a tornado or terrorist attack.

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What are the four distinct phases of crisis (Caplan)?

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1 - Person is confronted by a conflict or problem that threatens them - anxiety is increased, to try and help them.
2 - If the usual defensive response fails, anxiety continues to rise and there is not discomfort. Trial and error happens.
3 - Panic level of anxiety happens here. Flight or flight. Compromising needs or such happen in order to help the situation.
4 - Anxiety can overwhelm the person - depression, confusion, etc.

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For a patient assessment, should we worry about how they perceive the event?

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YES

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What is primary care for a crisis?

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This is when the nurse works with the individual to recognize problems, etc.

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What is secondary care?

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This is establishing care during a crisis to prevent prolonged anxiety.

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What is tertiary care?

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This provides support for those who have experienced a severe crisis.

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What is CISD?

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This is an example of tertiary - it helps people talk through things.

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When is the evaluation done for a person in crisis?

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Usually 4-8 weeks after the initial interview.

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