therapeutic communication Flashcards

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definition of mental health

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A state of well-being in which every individual realizes his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully and is able to make a contribution to her or his community

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what factors impact recovery from mental health disorders?

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  1. stigma
  2. adherence
  3. access
  4. hope
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what is the leading cause of death in people with schizophrenia?

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cardiovascular disease

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what is the leading cause of disability

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depression

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what percent of Americans have psychiatric diorders

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46%

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what is the assessment for mental health patients

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  1. establish reports
  2. obtain understanding of current problem
  3. review physical status, obtain baseline VS
  4. assess risk factors
  5. perform MSE
  6. identify mutual goals for treatment
  7. formulate a plan of care
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what is Hildegard Peplau’s Theory of Interpersonal Relations

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  • made by henry stack
    -to further the personal development of pt
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4 components of the nurse-patient relationship

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2 people
Profesional expertise
client needs

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Phases of the Nurse-Patient Relationship

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Pre-orientation phase
Orientation phase
Working Phase
Resolution Phase- relationship comes to an end

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A patient threatens to kill himself, his wife, and their children if the wife follows through with divorce proceedings. During the pre-orientation phase of the nurse-patient relationship, which interaction should the nurse employ?

  1. Acknowledging the patient’s actions and encouraging alternative behaviors
  2. Establishing rapport and developing treatment goals
  3. Providing community resources in aggression management
  4. Exploring personal thoughts and feelings that may adversely impact the provision of care
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  1. Exploring personal thoughts and feelings that may adversely impact the provision of care
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what is Transference

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when pt transfers feelings to the nurse formed towards a person from the past

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Countertransference

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the nurse behavioral and emotional response to the patient

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Therapeutic Communication Skills

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Broad Opening
Observing
Paraphrasing
Use of silence
Exploring
Verbalizing the implied

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Blocks to Therapeutic Communication

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Social responding vs therapeutic response
Giving advice
Challenging
Judging
Devaluing
False Reassurances
why questions

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Signs of Escalation (Early)

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Changes in mood
Increased movement (pacing, rocking)
Eye movements (scanning, watchful)
Disorganized behavior

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Signs of Escalation (Imminent Danger)

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Face
Lips tighten
Eyebrows lower
Chin drops
Stare at target
Body
Clenched fists
Rapid breathing
Body movement may stop