Midterms Quiz 1 (NPI,Music&Arts, Remotivation Theraphy) Flashcards
spontaneous form of expression of behavior
Red and Yellow
Indicates hostility, rage, violent
Male: difficulties in psychosexual identification
Female: dominating behaviour
Red
Reflects proper values for
the opposite sex, inability to meet life situations
Yellow
represents more controlled behavior
Blue and Green
Male: impulsive, sadism, violence
Female: rejection of sexuality
Blue
Repression, regression, and depression
Black And Brown
Depression and anxiety
Black
Higher intellectual functioning
Mixing and Combining Colors
Indicates depression and anxiety
Dark and Muddy Orange
Severe depression
Dark Colored Blue
hope, escape, anxiety
Green
Need for attention and appreciation
Purple
Indicates hope
Sun
hate, hostility, and selfishness
Triangle
Hostility
Jagged lines
Insecurity and anxiety
Indecisive Lines
Dominance in female
Large Big Line
open seen in grandiose paranoid evidence of aggresiveness, high fantasy, high level of selfesteem which is usually associated with chronic alcoholism
Huge Head
Denotes sexual ambivalence
Shoulder Not Balance
Indicates suspiciousness
Ears and Eyes Magnified
Indicates paranoid type
Large Eyes
denotes that a person can be talked to, opinions can be changed through good sensory.
Rectangular Roof of the House
Represents selfish motives
Single Drawing
Represents dependency on someone
Two shapes put together
person is negativistic, pessimistic, foresees to encounter hardship and bad future in facing the world.
Mountain
person is negativistic, pessimistic, foresees to encounter hardship and bad future in facing the world.
Mountain
The leader, who is at the center of the group, introduces him and the rest of the group.
Leader must ask the patient to introduce themselves.
After the intro, the leader may comment on the weather, the patient’s appearance or may give a pleasant compliment.
Climate Acceptance (5min)
Ask bounce questions. Question showed be short and easy to answer.
A preselected poem, which supports the topic and stimulates imagination and memory, is shared by all.
The poem is then read and analyzed
Bridge to Reality (15min)
Stimulating question leading to the topic.
Leader should try to explore the topic under discussion.
Sharing the world we live in (15min)
The step is blended with step 3.
Be sure to relate the patient so he will be able to think of himself in relation into certain
Appreciation of the works of the world
Leader should try to ask a summary about the topic which has discussed.
Express your appreciation to the patient for coming to the sessions and tell them about the next session and what topic to be discussed.
Climate of Appreciation (15min
Begins when the nurse is assigned to a patient.
Patient is excluded as an active participant.
Nurse with certain DEGREE OF ANXIETY.
Includes all what the nurse thinks before interaction with the patient.
Tasks include data gathering, planning for the first interaction.
Major Task of the Nurse: To develop self-awareness
Pre-Interaction Phase
Begins when the nurse and patient interacts for the first time.
Parameters of the relationships are laid: Purpose, roles, and responsibilities.
Nurse begins to know about the patient.
Reasons for admission.
Establish rapport, Trust (Honest, Offer self, Nonjudgmental, Empathy)
Assessment
Major Task of the Nurse: To develop a mutually acceptable contract.
Orientation Phase
It is highly individualized.
Longest and most productive phase.
Limit setting is observed.
Tasks including Planning and Implementation.
Major Task of the Nurse: Identification and resolution of patient’s problems.
Working Phase
It is a gradual weaning process.
It is a mutual agreement.
It involves feeling of anxiety, fear, and loss.
It should be recognized in the orientation phase.
Tasks include Evaluation.
Major Task of the Nurse: To assist the patient to review what he has learned and transfer his learning to his relationship with others.
Termination Phase
PHASES OF NURSE – PATIENT RELATIONSHIP
- Pre interaction Phase
- Orientation Phase
- Working Phase
- Termination Phase
Steps in Remotivation
- Climate Acceptance (5min)
- Bridge to Reality (15mins)
- Sharing the World we live in (15 mins)
- Appreciation of the Works of the world
- Climate Appreciation (15minutes)
Occurs when the client displaces onto the nurse’s attitudes and feelings that the client originally experienced in other relationship.
These patterns are automatic and unconscious.
Transference
Occurs when the nurse displaces onto the client’s attitudes and feelings from his or her past.
Countertransference
Development of ambivalent feelings toward self-exploration.
Resistance
