Unit 1 test Flashcards

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1
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mental health

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a state of well being in which each individual is able to realize their own potential, cope w stress, work productively, and make a contribution to society

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2
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mental illness

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all mental disorders with definable diagnoses that manifest in significan dysfunction related to developmental, biological, or psychological distubances

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3
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infancy 0-1.5 dev task

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forming attachment to mother wh lays foundations for trust

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4
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early childhood 1.5-3 autonomy vs shame and doubt

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gaining some basic control of self and environment

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5
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preschool 3-6 initiative vs guilt

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becoming purposeful and directive

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school age 6-12 industry vs inferiority

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developing social, physical, and school skills

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adolescence 12-20 identity vs role confusion

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making transition from child to adult, developing a sense of identity

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early adulthood 20-35 intimacy vs isolation

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establishing intimate bonds of love and friendship

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middle adulthood 35-65 generativity vs self-absorption

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fulfilling life goals that involve fy, career, and society, dev concerns that embrace future generations

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later years 65+ integrity vs despair

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looking back over one’s life and accepting its meaning

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Paplau’s interpersonal theory interventions

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observation, interpretation, and intervention, self-awareness
-do with a pt and not to them

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12
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principle of autonomy

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respecting the rights of others to make their own decisions

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13
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intentional tort

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willfull or intentional acts that violate another person’s rights or property
-assault, battery, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy, defamation of character

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unintentional tort

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unintended acts against another person that produce injury or harm
-negligence, malpractice

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false imprisonment

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intent to confine to a specific area, indefensibleuse of seclusion or restraints, detention of voluntarily admitted pt w no agency or legal policies to support detaining

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16
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duty to warn

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when a therapist determines that a pt presents a serious danger of violence to another

17
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involuntary admissions

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  • a person in need of psychiatric treatment, presents danger to self or others, or unable to meet basic needs
  • up to 60 days
18
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countertransference

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unconscious and inappropriately displaces onto the pt feelings and behaviors related to significant figures in the rns past

19
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social relationship

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primarily initiated for the purpose of frienship, socialization, enjoyment, or accomplishment of a task,mutual needs are met

20
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therapeutic relationship

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rn maxs communication skills, understanding of human behaviors, and personal strength to enhance the pts growth

21
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therapeutic use of self

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the ability to use one’s personality consciously and in full awareness in an attempt to establish relatedness and to structure rn interventions

22
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dissociative identity disorder

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safety

23
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PTSD

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  1. re-exxperiencing the trauma, flashbacks
  2. avoidance of stimuli associated w event
  3. persistant symptoms of arousal, hypervigilance
  4. alterations in mood
24
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somatic symptom disorders

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typically do not accept psychiactric help

25
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conversion disorder planning care

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channeling emotional conflicts into physical symptoms
-continuity of care, avoid unneccassary tests, provide regular office visits, physical exam, set reasonable therapeutic goals

26
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illness anxiety disorder

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preoccupation w illness or disease

-somatic symptoms, if present, are mild

27
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secondary gains

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benefits derived from the symptoms alone

28
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factiitous disorder

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whereas somatic disorders are not under conscious control, factitous disorder consciously pretend to be sick

29
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black box warning for antidepressants

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MAOI and hypertensive crisis

seratonin syndrome

30
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watch out for antidepressants

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dry mouth, sedation, nausea, discontinuation syndrome w abrupt withdrawl-hypomania, akathisia, cardiac arrhythmias, and panic attacks

31
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maturational crisis

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occurs with development

32
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situational crisis

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arises from events that are extraordinary, external, and unanticipated

33
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ativan teaching

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  1. don’t drive
  2. don’t stop abruptly
    3, don’t drink or use additional CNS depressant
  3. assess mood daily-suicide risk
  4. don’t stand up fast
34
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nursing plan for suicide

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  1. primary intervention-provide support, information, and education for prevention
  2. secondary intervention- actual suicide crisis
  3. tertiary intervention- interventions w survivors