intro to psych nursing Flashcards

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what is mental health (defination)

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A state of well-being in which every individual realizes his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to her or his community

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mental health

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Able to recognize own potential
Cope with normal stress
Work productively
Make contribution to community

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mental illness

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Disorders with definable diagnosis

Significant dysfunction in mental functioning related to
- Developmental
- Biological
- Physiological disturbances
= impaired thinking, emotional state , behavioral changes

Culturally defined

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4
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how many americans have a mental illness

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1/5

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5
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dms5

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diagnoses mental illness

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Influencing Factors in Mental Health

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  • Biological
  • Psychological: pattern of behavior
  • Social and Economic Circumstances: support system, human needs
  • Environmental: plotical, cultural considerations, laws, japanese culture
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Influencing Factors in Mental Health

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  • Biological
  • Psychological: pattern of behavior
  • Social and Economic Circumstances: support system, human needs
  • Environmental: plotical, cultural considerations, laws, japanese culture
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attributes of mental health

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  • rational thinking
  • effective coping
  • resilliency
  • self control
  • self awareness
  • devlopmentally on task
  • spiritual satisfaction
  • happiness and joy
  • selfcare
  • positvie self concept
  • learning and productivity
  • effective communication
  • meaningful realtoionships
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indicators of mental health

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  • Intact Anatomy and Physiology
  • Absence of symptoms of mental illness (thinks clearly)
  • Freedom of excessive mental pain and disability
  • Perceives self and others realistically ,recognizes strengths and weaknesses
    Separates fantasy from reality
  • Negotiates each developmental stage
  • Appreciates life-work, play, beauty, is resilient, uses talents
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Perceptions of Mental Health and Mental Illness

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  • mental health vs physical illness (chemical factors)
  • nature vs nurture (intracellular components vs enviornmenal)
  • diathesis- stress model ``
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10
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flurosine

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first medication

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stigma

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not treating someone nicely due to there illness

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resilience

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  • ability and capacity to secure resources needed to support well-being
  • essential to recovery
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resilience is characterized by

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optimism
sense of mastery
competence

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6 domains of resillence

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vision 
collaboration 
tenacity 
health 
composure
reasoning
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social influences on mental health care

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  • Consumer movement/recovery
  • *** National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
  • Surgeon General’s report on mental health
  • **Human Genome Project
  • ***New Freedom Commission on Mental Health
  • ***Institute of medicine
  • Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative
  • Research Diagnostic Criteria (RDoC) Initiative
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National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

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  • started by people with illness

- people more involved in there care, recovery

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17
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DSM-V

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  • physcologist use this
  • The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition
  • Official medical guidelines of the American Psychiatric Association for diagnosing psychiatric disorders
  • Based on specific criteria influenced by multi-professional clinical field trials
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psychiatric mental health nurses

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  • Promoting mental health through assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of behavioral and mental disorders
  • Use nursing, psychosocial, neurobiological theories and research
  • Work with people throughout the life span
  • Employed in a variety of settings and among varied populations
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The North American Nursing Diagnosis Association International (NANDA-I)

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Provides standardized nursing diagnoses

20
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Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)

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Source of standardized outcomes, definitions of these outcomes, and measuring scales

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Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC)

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Identifies seven domains of nursing intervention

22
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basic level of psychiatric nursing practice

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Psychiatric mental health registered nurse (PMH-RN)
2 years full-time work, 2000 clinical hours, 30 hours continuing education, followed by certification exam to add “BC” to the RN title (RN-BC)

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advanced practice psychiatric nurse

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Psychiatric mental health advanced practice registered nurse (PMH-APRN)
Master of Science or Doctorate

24
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psychoanalytic theory

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freud

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interpersonal theory

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sullivan and peplau

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behavior

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skinner

27
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cognitive

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ellis and beck

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humanistic

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maslow

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biological

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pyschopharmacologym brain therories

30
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phsychoanalytic theory

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level of awareness

  • conscious
  • preconscious
  • unconscious

personality structure

  • id
  • ego
  • superego
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ID

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Pleasure principle
Reflex action
Primary process

decreasing pain

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EGO

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Problem solver
Reality tester

personality, controlling thoughts

33
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superego

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moral componenet

conscious, preconcious, unconscious

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psychoanalytic theory defense mechanisms and anxiety

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  • operate on unconscious level

- deny, falsify, or distort to make it less threatening

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psychoanalytic theory years

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oral (0-1)
anal (1-3)
phallic (oedipal) 3-6 years
latency (6-12)
genital (12 years and beyond)
36
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freudian theory and nursing

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  • formation of personality
  • conscious and unconscious influences
  • Importance of individual talk sessions
  • Attentive listening
  • Transference
  • Countertransference
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Transference

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ties attachment to nurse, postive feelings, remind her of someone

38
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Countertransference

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feeling toward certain pt.s

39
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erikson ego theory

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Eight stages of development
Personality continues to develop through
old age

40
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mother of psychiatric nursing

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Hildegard peplau

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Hildegard peplau

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  • greif, loss, change in life status, interpersonal disputes
  • 1st RN to identify psychiatric mental health nsg as an essential element of general nsg and as a specialty area.
  • Molded the theory and Practice of PMHN
  • Nurse/patient Relationship
  • Integrated Patient Care
  • Evidence-based practice
  • Milieu management
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Milieu management

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  • enviorment pt. are in

- calm and safety

43
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maslow hierarchy of needs

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need basic needs met in order to develop