suicide and nonsuicidal self injury Flashcards
1
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types of suicide
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Suicide
Suicidal ideation
Completed suicide
Nonsuicidal self-injury
2
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suicide attemps
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- A history of attempts increases the risk of a completed suicide
- On average, only 56.4% of reported attempts received adequate mental health treatment
- 10th leading cause
3
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suicide behavior disorder (DSM-V)
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- Attempt within last 24 months
- Attempt was not initiated in delirium or confusion
- Attempt was not undertaken for a religious or political objective
4
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assessment
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- Verbal and nonverbal clues
- Overt statements: direct
- Covert statements: more settle signs “soon everything will be fine”
- Lethality of suicide plan: how successful
- Self assessment: guilt, sad, fustrated, debrief
5
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diagnosis
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Risk for suicide Self-care deficit Sleep pattern disturbance Altered nutrition Anxiety
6
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outcome
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Suicide self-restraint: want to live
7
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interventions
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- Psychosocial interventions
- Psychobiological interventions
- Safety and teamwork
- Health teaching and health promotion
- Case management
- Documentation of care
- Postvention for survivors of completed suicide
8
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Non-SUICIDAL SELF-INJURY Application of the Nursing Process: assssment
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- Importance of empathy
- Look for triggers: find effective ways to cope
- Self-assessment: transference
9
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Non-SUICIDAL SELF-INJURY Application of the Nursing Process: diagnosis
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risk for self directed harm
10
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Non-SUICIDAL SELF-INJURY Application of the Nursing Process: outcomes criteria
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coping, social support, self esteem
11
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Non-SUICIDAL SELF-INJURY Application of the Nursing Process: interventions
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- Caring for injuries
- Establishing therapeutic alliance
- Teaching coping skills
- Promoting reflective dialogue
12
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Non-SUICIDAL SELF-INJURY Application of the Nursing Process: advanced interventions
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Treatment of underlying mental health disorders
