Pysch Flashcards
NON psychotic (neurotic)
What do they have ?
What do they need ? Give examples?
has insight and reality based; they know they have a problem…
they need “good general therapuetic communication”;
that must be very difficult,
how are you feeling,
what do you mean by,
can you tell me more?
psychotic:
has ___ insight & is ____ reality-based; they don’t Know they have a problem/they aren’t sick;
they blame everyone else… “unique specific strategies”
SYMPTOMS: ____, ____ & ___[[…
has NO insight & is not reality-based; they don’t have a problem/they aren’t sick;
they blame everyone else… “unique specific strategies”
SYMPTOMS: delusions, hallucinations & illusions…
delusion =
delusion = a false fixed idea or belief; there is no sensory component.
How many types of delusions are there?
Describe them?
Three types of delusions:
i. ParanoidorPersecutory: false, fixed belief that people are
out to harm you.
ii. Grandiose: False, fixed belief that you are super ior
iii. Somatic: False, fixed belief about par ts of your body
a hallucination is a
a hallucination is a false, fixed sensory experience
NON psychotic don’t have
delusions, hallucinations illusions…
Definition: a hallucination is a false, fixed sensory experience
Definition: a hallucination is a false, fixed sensory experience
How many type of Hallucinations?
Five types of hallucinations:
i. Auditory (most common* hearing)
ii. Visual
iii. Tactile
iv. Olfactory
v. Gustatory (taste)
What Is the most common type of hallucination
Auditory
What is a illusion?
illusion = misinterpretation of reality..
It is a
sensory experience. . There is a referent in reality*
something to which a person refers
What is the Differentiation between illusions & hallucinations:?
with illusions
there is are rerent in reality
When dealing with a patient experiencing delusions, hallucinations or
illusions, first ask yourself, “What??”
What is their problem?” Meaning kind of
Psychosis do they have
3 types of Psychosis
- ) functional Psychosis
- ) Psychosis of dementia
- ) DELIRIUM: Domn
What is Functional Psychosis?
psychosis: they can function in every day life
Name some functional psychosis?
(schizophrenia,
schizoaffective disorder,
major depression,
manic
What do you teach the functional psychosis?
How is this done?
FUNCTIONAL: this person has the potential to learn reality/improve.. Teach reality
By using the four step process
