Mental Health Final Exam Flashcards

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child grows up in a household where the father is domineering towards his mother the child would be likely to demonstrate

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battery

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repeated abuse is called

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battery

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3
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symptoms of a shaken baby

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unexplained lethargy, fussiness, and irritability

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by law HCP are to report to who? when they witness abuse, neglect, or suspicion of it

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authorities

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5
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abused women will have what kind of nature

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trusting

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6
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therapeutic communication and concerned actions of caregivers will help

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suicidal individuals feel self worth

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7
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passive suicide

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pt slowly stops eating and living due to severe grief ex. death of a spouse

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after the doctor gets a pt to sign a no harm contract the nursing staff will still need to keep

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the pt on close observation

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9
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early stage of addiction is when the client still prefers to be

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high

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10
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inhalant use could cause

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death

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11
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detox

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when you go into withdrawal

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12
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crack produces immediate

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high

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13
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physiological intolerance is when the body adjust to living and functioning with

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a substance

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14
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infants who are exposed to cocaine in utero are irritable with a high pitched cry after

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they are born

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15
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all-anon support group

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self help group for families of alcoholics

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16
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studies were done on twins and it was proven that

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genetics have a strong influence with personality disorders

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17
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ant-social personality disorder

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violate the rights of others

social devient

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18
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personality disorders can come from poor impulse control as a

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child

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19
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narcissistic personality disorder is

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attention seeking

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20
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histrionic personality disorder

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an individual needs to be admired

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21
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when an individual lives in their head. There is a possibility that they are

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psychotic

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22
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studies of the brain defined as

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biological

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23
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inability to recognize familiar objects

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agnosia

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24
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akathisia

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EPS symptom of bizarre physical movements

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An individual has a relative with schizophrenia. Both need
treatment and support
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the usual age of onset of schizophrenia is
in the 20s
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a woman is having hallucinations of her sense of smell. What type of hallucination is this?
olfactory hallucination
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paranoid schizophrenia
?
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a brief psychotic disorder
can last more than one day but less than a month. While in the episode they are considered psychotic, but can return to normal mental state
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in the 1930s insulin therapy was used for people with
schizophrenia
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Freud was the first person that explained human behavior in psychological terms. He believed that
behavior can be changed
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In 2006 (NAMI) national alliance of mental health were focused on
funding, availability of care, access to care, greater involvement of consumers and family
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British funding comes from tax revenue for mental healthcare to fund
universal health care system
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(DRG) will monitor the patients predetermined length of time for a
diagnosis
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If a client would take cocaine, crack, with an antipsychotic drug then they could have
permanent psychotic states
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a patient who is at risk for a mental health disorder would be...?
``` homeless, HIV positive pt, pt in crisis, clients living in rural areas, and older adults/children ```
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with informed consent the doctor can have
the nurse assist with obtaining the written document
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What is slander
verbal defamation
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if a client is a threat to himself or to someone else. Who can involuntarily admit him
1. police 2. physician 3. representative of a county administrator
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disease is an abnormal
physical function
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in addition to shared beliefs. What is also important?
pattern of communication
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a personalistic illness | ex.
an adolescent is pregnant and gives her baby up for adoption and becomes depressed afterwards
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dietary supplements do not include the same guidelines that govern
prescription drugs
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client starts to show improvement in her behavior. Then she has
adapted well
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When they talk about reality therapy. There will be a focus on
pt's responsibility
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beta blockers can be used for
social phobias
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When discussing somnolent. it is related to
falling asleep easily and awakened with strong verbal stimuli
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parents need to follow a good bedtime ritual eachnight. if a child refuses
to sleep at night
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what percentage of children live in poverty
20%
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a child is acting out and possibly has a conduct disorder
future is poor
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Aging begins when? | At 85 years old physical aging starts to slow down
30s
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mild anxiety can appear as
relaxed and calm
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somatization
anxiety is expressed physically such as headaches and nausea
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conversion disorder ex.
a soldier comes home with some physical deficits. States at the airport he cannot see his wife
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frequent flier comes into the emergency room
The nurse always have to do a physical assessment
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Dissociative disorders
Treatment would be to integrate personalities into one. So that the patient can cope with daily stressors.
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a man offers to cover a coworkers shift and then complains that he is supposed to be at home. This is
passive aggressive
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what stage is a man in if he is physically abusive to his wife and the brings her flowers
depression stage
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a persons genetic makeup or metabolism of psychotropic drugs is most likely affected by their
ethnicity
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1980 funding for mental health then dwindled and most insurance companies started to withdraw
coverage for psych care
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what type of therapist works well with clients and does not express thoughts/feelings?
expressive therapist
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be aware of clients who elope from a unit. What elope mean?
patient who escapes
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Christianity is a religion
2 billion