Assessment
People with anxiety and OCD rarely have to be hospitalized unless what happens?
What are suicidal ideations?
Healthy reaction necessary for survival
What is normal anxiety?
SSRI's are a class of antidepressants that work by
What is inhibiting the reuptake of serotonin?
With bipolar there is disfunction in this portion of the brain
What is Prefrontal cortical region (prefrontal cortex)?
Refers to attitude, mood or behavior that a child habitually uses to cope with demands and expectations of the world.
What is temperment?
Nurses must do this before working with anxiey or OCD patients due to frustration.
What is self assessment?
Moderate Anxiety
What is where you have to get a patient to in order for you to teach or talk to them
Foods containing tyramine should be avoided with this medication
What are MAO inhibitors?
I am more effective in treating impulsive and aggressive behavior.
What is anticonvulsant medications?
Interventions (the names of them) used to help children and adolescents. (Name 2)
What is behavioral, bibliotherapy, music, or family interventions?
Goals and outcomes center around this.
What is the patient?
Automatic coping styles that protect people from anxiety.
What are defense mechanisms?
These side effects are common reasons for antidepressant non adherence (name 2)
What are weight gain and sexual dysfunction, sedation, nausea?
Approved for acute mania and maintenance treatment, onset usually within 10-21 days.
What is lithium?
A child who does not play or interact with others well, usually appears first 3 years.
What is Autism?
Rule out physical first because
What is the purpose of physical assessment?
Escaping unpleasant, anxiety causing thoughts, feelings, wishes or needs by ignoring their existence.
What is denial?
This rare and life-threatening event is associated with SSRIs.
What is serotonin syndrome?
These are disordered and generally false thoughts (content of thought).
What is a delusion?
What is a resilient child?
Self assessment is important to prevent
What is the counter transference?
A student cries because she/he feels defeated after a long hard day at clinical.
What is the defense mechanism of regression?
What is suicidal ideations?
Mood, behavior, thought processes & speech patterns, thought content, & cognitive function.
What are the characteristics of mania?
Nurses role in helping children with severe emotional and behavioral disorders.
What is the nurse advocate?