chapter 26 Behavior emergencies Flashcards
A mental state and physiology response characterized by
Unusual strength and endurance tolerance of pain agitation Hostility frenzied and bizarre behavior hot and diaphoretic skin Unusual speech
Agitated delirium
is the state of painful uneasiness about impending problems
anxiety
a way a person acts or performs
behavior
a situation in which a person exhibits “abnormal” behavior
behavioral emergency
changes in moods from very high to very low
bipolar disorder
is one of the most common psychiatric conditions
depression
Dystonia is a neurological movement disorder, in which sustained muscle contractions cause twisting and repetitive movements or abnormal postures.
dystonia
restraints that are padded so not to hurt the patient
humane restraints
is a highly exaggerated or unwanted mistrust or suspicion of others
paranoia
which are closely related to anxiety problems, are irrational fears that are often triggered by specific objects or events
phobia
is a mental state were a patient is out of touch with reality
psychosis
minimum amount of force require to keep the patient from injuring self or others
reasonable force
is a chronic mental illness in which a patient does not return to premorbid level of functioning
Schizophrenia
is any willful act to design to ends ones own life
suicide
There has been little research on the movement disorder known as tardive dyskinesia (TD), which affects approximately 20 percent of patients who have been treated for certain psychoses with medications known as dopamine antagonists.
tardive dyskinesia (TD)