mental chuchu Flashcards

1
Q

is not a disease but a set of symptoms
associated with the loss of cognitive functioning- thinking,
remembering, and reasoning– interfere with a person’s
daily living.

A

Dementia -

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2
Q

the most common cause of dementia
of the elderly

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Alzheimer disease -

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3
Q

Client opens eyes, answers questions, and
falls back asleep.

A

Lethargy:

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4
Q

Client opens eyes to loud voice, responds
slowly with confusion, seems unaware of environment.

A

Obtunded:

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5
Q

Client awakens to vigorous shake or painful
stimuli but returns to unresponsive sleep.

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Stupor:

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6
Q

Client remains unresponsive to all stimuli; eyes
stay closed. Client with lesions of the corticospinal tract
draws hands up to chest (decorticate or abnormal
flexor posture) when stimulated.

A

Coma:

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7
Q

– voice volume disorder

A

Dysphonia

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8
Q

– irregular, uncoordinated
speech

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Cerebellar dysarthria

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9
Q

– defect in muscular control of speech

A

Dysarthria

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10
Q

– difficulty producing or understanding
language

A

Aphasia

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11
Q
  • rapid speech that lacks
    meaning
A

Wernicke’s aphasia

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12
Q

– slowed speech with difficult
articulation, but fairly clear meaning

A

Broca’s aphasia

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13
Q

may be seen in clients experiencing stressful situations

A

tension headache

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14
Q

is often seen in depression

A

fatigue

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15
Q

SBIRT

A

(screening, brief intervention, and Referal to Treatment)

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16
Q

tool to reduce, identify, and prevent problematic use of alcohol and illicit drugs

A

SBIRT (screening, brief intervention, and Referal to Treatment)

17
Q

test to detect alcohol dependence in trauma center populations

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CAGE self assessment tool

18
Q

to screen for depression during routine client interview

A

PHQ 2 Patient Health Questionaire

19
Q

For client to asses for suicide risk

A

C-SSRS National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

20
Q

use this for client who have experience brain surgery

A

GCS

21
Q

determine wether client is at risk for depression

A

Quick Inventory of Depressive Symptomatology

22
Q

what is the score of ph1-2 for normal and not normal

A

less than 2 = normal
3 higher

23
Q

suspect depression in adult clients

A

geriatric depression scale

24
Q

if suicidal thoughts seem evident use _ to asses risk

A

CSSRS

25
Q

to asses cognitive status

A

Mini-cog test

26
Q

SLUMS DEMENTIA TEST
what is normal score

A

27-30 with highschool
20-30 highschool

27
Q

is useful for rating one’s response to stimuli

A

Glasgow Coma Scale

28
Q

glasgow coma scale normal score

A

not less tjhan 10