Chapter 27: Anger, Aggression, Violence Flashcards

1
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anger

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emotional response to frustration of desires, threat to ones emotional or physical needs, or a challenge

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aggression

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action or behavior that results in verbal or physical attack

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3
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violence

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an objectionable act that involves intentional intentional use of force that results in, or has potential to result in injury to another person

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4
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what is the emotional response

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anger

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5
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comorbidities examples

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PTSD
substance use disorders
bipolar
chronic illness
pain

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6
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behavioral theory

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learned response

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7
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social learning theory

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imitate others

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8
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serotonins role

A

low levels related to impulsive aggression

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9
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expressions of __________ and anger look quite similar

A

anxiety

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10
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single best predictor of future violence is

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a history of violence

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11
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trauma informed care

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disruptive patients often have histories that include violence

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12
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nursing diagnosis

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safety

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13
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goal of seclusion

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safety of patient and others

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14
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what is more restrictive
seclusion or restraint

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restraints

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15
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seclusion

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involuntary confinement of a patent alone in a room or area from which the patient is physically prevented from leaving

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16
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restraints

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any manual method, physical or mechanical device, material, or equipment that immobilizes or reduces the ability of a patient to move his or her arms, legs, body or head freely

17
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can a nurse put in restraints without an order

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yes, must get order quickly after

18
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pharm treatment

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antianxitey
antipsychotics

19
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the nurse acknowledges the pateitns distress

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validates it as understandable

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