Final exam Flashcards

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Therapeutic milieu

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Positive and safe physical settings, interactions, and activities that promote recovery.

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Abstract thinking

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Thinking characterized by the ability to use concepts and to make and understand generalizations, such as of the properties of pattern shared by a variety of specific items or events

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3
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Orientation phase

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First time nurse and pt. meet. Focuses on building rapport

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Working phase

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Identifing and exploring issues and emotions

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Termination phase

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summarizing progress, ending relationship

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Countertransference

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Nurse responds emotionally to pt. as if they were a significant figure from the past

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Transferance

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pt. inappropriately displaces patterns of behavior or emotional reactions on person as if they were a significant figure from the past

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acting out

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(Immature defense) addressing emotional conflicts or stressors by actions rather than reflections of feelings

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Splitting

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(immature defense) inability to combine the positive and negative aspects of people

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Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

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seeks to modify negative thoughts that lead to dysfunctional emotions and actions

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autocratic leadership

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(controls group) does not encourage interaction among members

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Free association

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Mental process by which one word or image may spontaneously suggest another without any apparent connection

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13
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Acetylcholine

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Cholinergic neurotransmitters
-increase in depression
-decrease in Alzheimers

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14
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Adrenergic

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Sympathetic NS “fight of flight”
NT - norepinephrine & epinephrine binds to alpha and beta receptor sites

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15
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Antipsychotics

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block dopamine

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16
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Extrapyramidal symptoms

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side effects of antipsychotics
- pseudoparkinsonisms, akathisia, acute dystonic reactions, tardive dyskinesia, neuroleptic malignant syndrome

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Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)

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Inhibit the enzyme monoamine oxidase from breaking down monoamines (ex. norepinephrine)
- excess tyramine w/ medication cases hypertensive crisis

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18
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Neuroleptic Malignant syndrome

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Potentially fatal
- Muscle rigidity, tremor, diaphoresis, hypertension, tachycardia, hyperexia, incontinence

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NMS treatment

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Discontinue medications, transfer to ICU, treat autonomic dysfunction (Diaphoresis, hypertnesion, tachycardia, hyperexia, incontinence)

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Norepinephrine

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Monoamine
- increased in schizophrenia, mania, anxiety
- decreased in depression

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21
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Psuedoparkinsonism

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Body destroys ability to move dopamine
- masklike face, stiff & stooped posture, shuffling gait, drooling
- treat w/ diphenhydramine

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Akathisia

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Inner restlessness, rocking, tapping foot, pacing, cannot fix range of motion
treat
-Treat w/ diphenhydramine

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23
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Anticholinergic

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Blocks acetylcholine from attaching to receptor
-blocks rest & digest

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24
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Antidepressant

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Decreased levels of serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine
-4-6 weeks of treatment to reach normal levels

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Dopamine

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Monoamine
-increased in schizophrenia & mania
-decreased in depression

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26
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y-aminobutyric acid (GABA)

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GABAa and b
-decreases mania, anxiety, and schizophrenia

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27
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tardive dyskinesia

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Constant movement, tongue thrusting or lip smacking
- discontinue medication

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28
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Serotonin syndrome

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Side effect of SSRI’s
-high fever, high BP, tachycardia, agiation
-over stimulation of serotonin receptors; common when 2 SSRIs are used together

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29
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anergia

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lack of energy

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30
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Electroconvulsive therapy

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3 indications
- drug therapy failed
- pt. is acutely suicidal
- depressed pt is experiencing suicidal symptoms

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31
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Major depressive disorder

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Emotional, cognitive, & behavioral symptoms that interfere w/ a person’s life
- history of one or more episodes of major depression

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32
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Vagus nerve stimulation

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Adjunct, long term treatment of pts. w/ treatment-resistant depression
-affects blood flow in the brain

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33
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Dysthymia

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(persistent depressive disorder)
-functional
-mild-to-moderate depression
-at least 2 yrs of duration

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34
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Light therapy

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First line of treatment for seasonal affective disorder
-full spectrum wavelength ligth

35
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vegetative signs of depression

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somatic changes & alterations in activities necessary to support physical life & growth (sleeping, eating, elimination, sex)
-less likely to be diagnosed

36
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Bipolar I

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one or more periods of major depression w/ at least on period of mania

37
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Bipolar II

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One more more periods of major depression w/ at least one period of hypomania

38
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Flight of ideas

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nearly continuous flow of accelerated speech & abrupt changes among topics usually based on understandable associations or play on words
-“how are you doing kid? Kidding around, I’m going home. Home sweet home. Home is where the heart is”

39
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Anhedonia

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lack of pleasure

40
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Echolalia

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Mimicking another’s words

41
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Grandiosity

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Person’s unrealistic & exaggerated concept of self-worth, importance, worth, & ability

42
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Ideas of reference

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Misinterpreting messages of others giving private meaning
- Seeing nurses talking and assuming thery are plotting your murder

43
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Negative symptoms of Schizo

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Affective blunting or flat affect
- lack of motivation, pleasure, and energy

44
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Positive symptoms of schizo

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Hallucinations, delusions
- bizarre behavior
- alterations in speech (neologisms, echolalia, clang associations, word salad)

45
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Paranoia

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Any intense, or strongly defended irrational suspicion

46
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Hallucination

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sensory perceptions for which no external stimulus exists

47
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Delusion

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False fixed beliefs that cannot be corrected by reasoning

48
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Acute dystonic reaction

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Pt. frozen in pain by acute contractions of tongue, face, neck, back
- emergency treatment of diphehydramine

49
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Thought insertion

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belief that thought of others are being inserted into ones mind

50
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Thought broadcastin

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belief thoughts can be head by others

51
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thought withdrawl

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belief thoughts have been removed from ones head

52
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dystonia

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state of abnormal muscle tone resulting in sustained muscle spasm

53
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Alzheimer’s disease

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Primary dementia (10-20yrs0
- neurofibrillary tangles and plaques develop in brain
- progressive loss of cognitive function & behavior changes 4 stages: mild, mild-mod, mod-severe, late-end stge

54
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Sundowning

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Symptoms and problem behaviors become more pronounced in evening (delirium & dementia

55
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Abuse

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habitual use of substance that falls outside of medical necessity or social acceptance
-alter ones mood, emotion, or consciousness

56
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Addiction

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compulsive behavior centered on drug use and seeking behavior
-motivated by cravings
- chronic-relapsing brain disorder despite negative consequences to health, mental state, relationships, occupation, finances, & legal issues

57
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Withdrawal

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Physiological and psychological s/s associated w/ stopping &/or reducing use of substance
- physical dependens

58
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Alcoholics anonymous

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12 step program offering behavioral, cognitive, and dynamic structure needed for recovery

59
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Dual diagnosis

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pt. often have substance abuse disorder & psych disorder
- both treated as primary disease

60
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Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrom

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Thiamine deficiency
- ataxia, acute confusion, loss of ability to learn/ remember if permanent

61
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Cluster A
- odd/ eccentric disorders

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Paranoid
Schizoid
Schizotypal

62
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Paranoid disorder

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distrust of others
Responds best to factual information

63
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Schizoid disorder

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emotional detachment
loners

64
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Schizotypal disorder

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socially inept
Magical thinking
odd speech
may seek help depending on anxiety in social situations
easily overwhelmed

65
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Cluster B
Socially dramatic

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antisocial
borderline
narcissistic
histrionic

66
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Antisocial disorder

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-highly manipulative to get what they want
violates the rights of others
lack empathy
(SET LIMITS)

67
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Borderline Personality Disorder

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instability in relationships
inner emptiness
impulsive acts (self-mutilation, suicide attempts)
fear of abandonment
splitting

68
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Narcissistic

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Grandiose
need for admiration, arrogance
entitlement
“all about me”

69
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Histrionic disorder

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excessively emotional
provocative & seductive
manipulate others to get attention they crave

70
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Cluster C
Anxious/ fearful

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Avoidant
dependent
Obsessive compulsive

71
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Avoidant Disorder

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social inhibition
social withdrawal
avoidance

72
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Dependent Disorder

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need to be cared for
trouble making decisions

73
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Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder

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Perfection/orderliness
keep control of world by organizing it

74
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General anxiety disorder

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excessive anxiety and worry for greater than or equal to 6 months
“what if” thoughts

75
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Flooding

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Treating phobias
- exposure to disturbing ideas, situations, or conditions until no longer production anxiety

76
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Stress-reducing techniques

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relaxation, reframing, sleep, exercise, lower/eliminate caffeine

77
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cycle of violence

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continuing cycle of violence alternating w/ periods of safety, hope, & trust
- escalation & deescalation
3 phases
- tension building, serious battering, honeymoon

78
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Tension-building phase

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Victim
-feels helpless, compliant, accepts blame, “walks on eggshells”
Abuser
- edgy, minor explosions, verbally abusive, minor hitting or pushing

79
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Serious battering phase

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Victim
- tension unbearable, victim may provoke to get over with
-remembers incident, try to cover injury
-most likely to seek help after
Abuser
-may not remember

80
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Honeymoon phase

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Abuser
- “undoing” actions, makes promises, buys gifts
Victim
-trusting, hopes for change
- wants to believe promises

81
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Drugs used in rape

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GHB, Rohypnol, Ketamine

82
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Crisis

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Acute, time-limited phenomenon experienced as an overwhelming reaction to a stressful event in which a person does not have adequate coping skills
-causes a state of disequilibrium

83
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3 types of crisis

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Maturational- different stages of growth stressors
situational- personal/ physiological; interpersonal/social
Adventitious: disasters