Mgmt of Children Flashcards

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1
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childhood mental health problems usually last into adulthood, t or f

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true

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2
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*what is an important aspect of assessment for children

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development

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3
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methods of data collection w/children

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history from everyone in contact with the child
ask child
observe child
use games/play to illicit thoughts and feelings

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4
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milieu for children

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structured safe environment requiring participation (its your job to give out snacks…)

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5
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group therapy according to age

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play in young kids - young kids
talk and play - school-aged
talk - adolescents

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behavior modification treatment for child

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unwanted behavior is ignored/limited

rewards for positive behavior - point system

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7
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is play therapeutic

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yes - can give insight into child’s thoughts/feelings

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8
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key component in all modalities of treatment for children

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parental involvement

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9
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adhd presentation

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what realistically can the child accomplish
this child responds well to praise
involve family in trt
observe symptoms over time

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what is oppositional defiance disorder

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disobedient, defiant towards authority figures

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what is conduct disorder

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violate rights of others and society as a whole

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during an interview assess

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how serious is their disruptive behavior- how hostile and aggressive are they
do they care if they hurt someone
make sure you can get to the door

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13
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what should we provide for unwanted behaviors

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no threats (if you keep doing that your going to seclusion)
provide non-threatening feedback
provide positive feedback for wanted behaviors\
be firm and clear - set limits
you are a role model - are you being respectful

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14
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the most common disorder in kids

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anxiety

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what is separation anxiety

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they never stop crying all day - afraid somethings going to happen to their caregiver

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1st step in treating separation anxiety

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behavioral interventions

17
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kids with ptsd symptoms present with

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internalizing their symptoms (headache, upset stomach)

18
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is anxiety genetic

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yes and contagious - assess parents interaction w/child

19
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can kids be depressed

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yes - manifests as somatic symptom
self critical (i cant do anything)
20
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with is autism

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delay in social communication and interaction
autism - issues with social interaction and language
aspergers - language is not an issue, social interaction is

21
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planning for autism

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support across all setting depending on level of intensity

focus on the problem

22
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A 4-year-old child cries and screams from the time
the parents leave the child at preschool until the
child is picked up 4 hours later. The child is calm
and relaxed when the parents are present. The
parents ask, “What should we do?” What is the
nurse’s best recommendation?

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D.“Talk with your health care provider about a referral to a mental health clinic.”

23
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Which child shows behaviors indicative of mental

illness?

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D. 3-year-old who is mute, passive toward adults, and twirls while walking