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1
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circumstantial thinking

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excessive detail

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2
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flight of ideas vs loose associationa

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both unrelated topics but flight of ideas is rapid speech

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3
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ideas of reference

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events are personal to them

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tangential thinking

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off topic

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judgement vs insight

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 Judgment: interpretation of environment
* Lack of judgment e.g. engaging in risky behavior or lacking reasonable care of others
 Decision-making ability
 Insight: understanding one’s own part in current situation
* Lack of insight e.g. client blames other for own behavior

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5 right

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prompt eval
med refusal
send and recieve mail
confidentiality
least restrictive enviornment
pariety

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restraint rules 3

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o Face-to-face evaluation with ordering provider within 1 hour of order
o Review every 8 hours for adults and 4 hours for children
o Nurse documents assessment every 1-2 hours

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8
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6 criteria for duty to warn

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  • Is the client dangerous to others?
  • Is the danger the result of serious mental illness?
  • Is the danger serious?
  • Are the means to carry out the threat available?
  • Is the danger targeted at identifiable victims?
  • Is the victim accessible?
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deontology

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decisions are based on whether action is morally right or wrong, no regard for consequences

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tasks of grieving

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  1. Recognize: experiencing the loss, understanding that it is real, and that it has happened
  2. React: emotional response to loss, feeling the feelings
  3. Recollect and reexperience: memories are reviewed and re-lived – LOOKING AT PHOTOS
  4. Relinquish: accepting that the world has changed and that there is no turning back
  5. Readjust: beginning to return to daily life; loss feels less acute and overwhelming
  6. Reinvest: accepting changes that have occurred; reentering the world, forming new relationships and commitments
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example of disenchanhised grief

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abortion

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12
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complicated grieving

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its been a long time or if it was owns fault

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13
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lithium SE

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4 - diarrhea, vomitting, drowsiness, muscle weakness

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carbamezepine SE 5

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rash, ortho hypo, drowsiness, blurred vision, sedation

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valproate SE 7

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weight GAIN, alopecia, hand tremor, drowsiness, blurred vision, dry mouth, sedation

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clozapine SE 5

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2nd gen antipsychotic - obesity, HTN, hyperglycemia, high cholesterol, anticholinergic

17
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benzos SE 3

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hangover, CNS depression, dependence

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haloperidol SE 4

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muscle rigidity, elevated creatinine, autonomic instability, delirium

19
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5 common characterisitcs of violent fams

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social isolation
abuse of power
control
alc or drugs
intergren. transmission

20
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SAFE

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  • Stress/Safety: What stress do you experience in your relationships? Do you feel safe in your relationships?
  • Afraid/Abused: Have there been situations in your relationships where you have felt afraid? Has your partner ever threatened or abused you or your children?
  • Friends/Family: Are your friends or family aware that you have been hurt? Do your parents or siblings know about this abuse?
  • Emergency plan: Do you have a safe place to go and the resources you (and your children) need in an emergency?
21
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5 PTSD criteria

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EXPOSURE, WITNESS

INTRUSIVE SYMPTOMS LIKE DREAMS, FLASHBACKS

AVOIDANCE

NEG THOUGHTS , EMOTIONS

ALTERATIONS IN AROUSAL

22
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WHAT IS reactive detach

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minimal interactions

23
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3 stages of anxiety

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 Alarm reaction stage: body prepares for potential defense
 Resistance stage: sympathetic nervous system activated
 Exhaustion stage : stores depleted; emotional components unresolved

24
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drugs to treat anxiety 4 categories

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Drugs to Treat Anxiety
Benzodiazepines
Alprazolam
Clonazepam
Diazepam
Lorazepam

Nonbenzodiazepine
Buspirone

Antihistamine
Hydroxyzine

Beta Blocker
Metoprolol
Propranolol

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