Suicide Flashcards
Who is at higher risk to commit Copycat suicide?
Adolescents
In the process of suicide what is Stage 1 define as?
Actively searching for solutions
No SI, ST
Vulnerability
In the process of suicide what is Stage 2 define as?
Suicidal Flashes and appearance of suicidal thoughts
tries different solutions without recovering his balance
May consider Suicide to end the suffering
In the process of suicide what is Stage 3 define as?
Suicidal ideas linger in thought process
In the process of suicide what is Stage 4 define as?
Suicidal ruminations
slowly thinking about suicidal plans
In the process of suicide what is Stage 5 define as?
Ideas become concrete,development of a suicide plan, and committing suicide
loses all hope of finding a solution
Plan occupies all person’s mind
Usually a precipitating event
What are the risk factors for suicide?
Predisposing
Contributing
Precipitating
Protecting
What are the assessment tools for suicidal patient?
Sad person "Is path warm" Beck hopelessness scale OIIQ assessment questions Ado: **Plan de Securite Pour Crise Suicidaires (PSCS)**
What is the mnemonic for the Sad persons assessment?
Sex (if men) Age (if 25-45 or >65) Depression Previous attempts Ethanol/alcohol use Rational thinking Social support lacking Organized plan No spouse Sickness
What is the mnemonic for IS PATH WARM, warning signs is suicidal patient?
Ideation Substance abuse Purposelessness Anxiety Trapped Hopelessness Withdrawal Anger Recklessness Mood changes
What are the OIIQ assessment questions?
- Do you feel sad every day?
- Do you feel depressed?
- Have you thought about suicide?
- Do you have a plan?
If person says yes then go on to Suicide Risk Management
Define the definitions of the 5 Suicidal.
Suicidal ideation/desire:vague though Suicidal intent: More when plan Suicidal threat: verbalizing Suicidal gesture: intentional threat of behavior Suicidal attempt: self intented wound
What are the 6 steps for a Safety Plan Template, on the Safety Planning Guide?
- Warning signs that a crisis may be developing
- Internal coping strategies. things to do without contacting others (relaxation techniques..)
- People and social settings that provide distraction
- People whom I can ask for help
- Professionals or agencies I can contact during a crisis
- Making the environment safe