Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Mental Status

A

A person’s emotional and cognitive function

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2
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Mental Health

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A state of well-being in which every individual realizes his or her potential

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3
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Mental Disorder

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Apparent when a person’s response is greater than expected

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4
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Organic Disorder

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Disease of known specific organic cause

Delirium, dementia, intoxication, withdrawal

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5
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Psychiatric Disorders

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Organic etiology has not been established

Anxiety disorder, schizophrenia

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6
Q

When do consciousness and language develop?

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18-24mos

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7
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Mental Status Examination

A

Appearance
Behavior
Cognition
Thought Processes

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8
Q

Perform a full mental status when…

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  1. Patient shows anxiety
  2. Patient shows/reports behavioral changes
  3. Aphasia occurs
  4. Symptoms of psychiatric mental illness are present
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9
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Standard Drinks (Beer)

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12 oz = 1
16oz = 1.3
22oz = 2
40oz = 3.3

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10
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Standard Drinks (Malt Liquor)

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12oz = 1.5
16oz = 2
22oz = 2.5
40oz = 4.5
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11
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Standard Drinks (Hard Liquor)

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Mixed Drink = 1-3 or more
Pint (16oz) = 11
Fifth (25oz) = 17
1.75L (59oz) = 39

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12
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Moderate Drinking

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Men: >2/day
Women: >1/day

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13
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At-Risk Drinking

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Men: >14/week or >4/occasion
Women: >7/week or >3/occasion

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14
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Early Remission

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Full criteria met for >3 months

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15
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Sustained Remission

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Full criteria met for >12 months

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16
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AUDIT Test

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Helps to detect both less severe alcohol problems and alcohol abuse and dependence disorders
Scores 0-4 on 10 questions
>8 in men or >4 in women indicated hazardous consumption

17
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AUDIT-C Test

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Short form that is helpful for acute and critical care units
Valid screening for heavy drinking/active alcohol abuse
Three questions scored 0-4 in 2 minutes
>3 indicates heavy or at-risk drinking

18
Q

CAGE Questionnaire

A

Takes less than one minute to answer four yes/no questions
Tests for lifetime alcohol abuse/dependence
Yes to >2 questions signals abuse

19
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TWEAK Questionnaire

A

Tolerance, Worry, Eye-Opener, Amnesia, Kut Down
Used for at-risk women, especially pregnant women
>2 indicates a drinking problem

20
Q

SMAST-G

A

Screening for aging adults
10 questions with yes/no responses
2 or more “yes” responses indicates an alcohol problem

21
Q

CIWA

A

Most sensitive scale for objective measurement
Measures progress of withdrawal
Take BP, pulse, respirations, and oxygen saturation and rate with ranges 0-7

22
Q

Abuse Assessment Screening (AAS)

A

6 question test to indicate intimate partner violence

23
Q

EASI

A

Elder abuse screening tool

Five question yes/no tool

24
Q

Laceration

A

Avulsion

Tearing away of a structure/part

25
Q

Ecchymosis

A

Hemorrhagic spot in skin or mucus membrane, forming a blue/purple patch

26
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Petechia

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Pinpoint, non-raised, purple-red spots due to intradermal hemorrhage

27
Q

Lesion

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Any pathologic/traumatic discontinuity of tissue

28
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Pattern of Injury

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Bruises and fractures in various stages of healing