Test 2: Blueprint (2) Flashcards
What is another name for depression?
pseudodementia
Depression mimics the _____ changes noticed with a _____ _____.
cognitive
neurocognitive disorder
Pseudodementia (depression) is:
- Rapid onset
- Forgetful (but doesn’t confabulate)
- Oriented to time and place
- Does not wander
- Performance is variable
- Better as day progresses
- Appetite poor
- Concentration intact
NCD is:
- slow onset
- forgetful and confabulates
- disoriented to time and place
- wanders in search of familiar
- consistently poor performance
- worsens as day progresses
- unchanged appetite but doesn’t remember to eat
- impaired concentration
Symptoms of ADHD:
- inattention
- hyperactivity
- impulsiveness
Common nursing dx for ADHD:
- Risk for injury r/t impulsive and accident prone behavior and the inability to perceive self-harm
- Impaired social interaction r/t intrusive and immature behavior
- Low self-esteem r/t dysfunctional family system and negative feedback
- Noncompliance with task expectations r/t low frustration tolerance and short attention span
What is an outcome for “Risk for injury r/t impulsive and accident-prone behavior and the inability to perceive self-harm”?
Experience not physical harm
What is an outcome for “Impaired social interaction r/t intrusive and immature behavior”?
Interacts appropriately
What is an outcome for “Low self-esteem r/t dysfunctional family system and negative feedback”?
Verbalized positive aspects about self
What is an outcome for “Noncompliance with task expectations r/t low frustration tolerance and short attention span”?
Demonstrates fewer demanding behaviors;
Cooperates with staff in an effort to complete assigned tasks
What is important to focus on with ADHD?
- Client SAFETY!!!
- Increase self-worth
- Foster motivation for compliance
Nursing interventions for ADHD:
- decrease environmental stimuli
- set limits on behavior
- provide safe environment
- behavior contract
- administer ordered meds
Meds used for ADHD:
stimulants
antidepressants
centrally acting alpha agonists
Stimulants for ADHD:
troamphetamine
methylphenidate
pemoline
dextroamphetamine/amphetamine
Antidepressants for ADHD:
atomoxetine
buproprion