Perfect Score Sa Exam (elefan) Flashcards

1
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Schizophrenia

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High Dopamine

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2
Q

Parkinson’s

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Low dopamine

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3
Q

Alzheimer’s

A

Low acetylcholine

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4
Q

Huntington’s

A

Low acetylcholine

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5
Q

Mania

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High serotonin

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6
Q

Depression

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Low serotonin

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7
Q

Anxiety

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Low GABA

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8
Q

THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION FOR NURSES

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Active Listening
Broad Openings
Accepting
Clarifying
Exploring
Focusing
Reflecting
Restating

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9
Q

attentively to ensure
understanding.

A

Active listening

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10
Q

allow patient to take
initiative.

A

Broad opening

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11
Q

indicate you heard the patient
without judgement

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Accepting

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12
Q

make vague topics clear.

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Clarifying

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13
Q

examine topic deeper.

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Exploring

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14
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putting attention into single topic

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Focusing

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15
Q

direct patient’s thoughts and
feelings back to patient

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Reflecting

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16
Q

repeat patient’s words in a
different way to make clearer.

A

Restating

17
Q

Is an
unconscious
mechanism
employed by the
ego to keep
disturbing or
threatening
thoughts
becoming
conscious.

A

Repression

18
Q

Involves blocking
external events
from awareness.
If some
situation is just
too much too
much to handle,
the person just
refuses to
experience it.

A

Denial

19
Q

This involves
individuals
attributing their
own
unacceptable
thoughts, feeling
and motives to
another person.

A

Projection

20
Q

Satisfying an
impulse (e.g.
aggression) with
a substitute
object

A

Displacement

21
Q

This is a
movement back
in psychological
time when one is
faced with
stress.

A

Regression

22
Q

Satisfying an
impulse (e.g.
aggression) with
a substitute
object.
In a socially
acceptable wa

A

Sublimation

23
Q

FACTORS AFFECTING MENTAL ILLNESS

A

Individual Factors
Interpersonal Factor
Social and Cultural

24
Q

3 MAIN TYPES OF TEMPERAMENT

A

Extrovert
Introvert
Ambivert

25
Q

Outgoing, talkative and energetic
behavior

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Extrovert

26
Q

More reserved and solitary behavio

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Introvert

27
Q

Have both characteristics of extrovert and introvert

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Ambivert

28
Q

PSYCHOANALYTICAL/ PSYCHOSEXUAL

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(Sigmund Freud

29
Q

BEHAVIORAL FRAMEWORK

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Pavlov’s Theory: Classical Conditioning
Skinners Theory: Operant Conditioning

30
Q

Pavlov’s Theory:

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Classical conditioning

31
Q

Skinners Theory

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Operant Conditioning

32
Q

Theory: Punishment and Reward

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Classical conditioning

33
Q

Theory: Discriminative stimuli

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Operant conditioning