Clusters Interventions
Name that Personality Disorder
Eating Disorders
ASD/ADHD
Mental Health DO
100

Clear/consistent boundaries, role model concrete language/empathy

B
100

Preoccupation with orderliness, perfectionism and control

Obsessive-compulsive Personality Disorder

100

List 3 signs and symptoms of Anorexia

- Lanugo

- Electrolyte imbalance (connected to purging)

- Low weight

- Amenorrhea

- Jaundice

- Cool extremities

- Peripheral edema

100

A tool that is used by providers/specialists to help create a plan of care for clients with autism

Autism Wheel

100

List 3 nursing interventions to help a client who had experienced sexual violence during an interview setting

- Private

- Sit near client

- Establish trust

- Allow client to tell story w/o interruption

- Use layman language

- Be understanding/attentive

- Assess for safety

200

Avoid being too nice, NO group therapy, limit settings

A

200

Mistrust and suspicious of others, guarded, restricted affect

Paranoid Personality Disorder

200

List 3 signs and symptoms of bulimia

- Normal to slightly low weight

- Dental caries, tooth erosion

- Gastric dilation, rupture

- Russell Sign

- Muscle weakening

- Electrolyte imbalance

- EKG changes

- Seizures

200

List 3 interventions for ADHD

- Behavioral contracts

- Collaborative and proactive solutions

- Counseling

- Modeling

- Role playing

- Planned ignoring

- Use of signals/gestures

- Physical distancing/touch control

200

Three risk factors that put clients at high risk for suicide.

- Hx of previous attempt

- Family hx of attempt

- Bullied teens

- Hx of child abuse

- Seniors (dementia, parkinsons)

- Terminally ill and disabled

- Clients with depression/psychosis

- Substance use/abuse

- Access to lethal methods

- Lack of mental health care

300

Friendly, accepting, reassuring

C

300

Disregard for rights of others, rules and laws

Antisocial Personality Disorder

300

Metabolic complication that occurs when nutrition is reintroduced after period of severe malnutrtion.

Refeeding syndrome

300

Three common nursing outcomes used to assess interventions for autism

- Social interaction skills

- Communication skills

- Family normalization/adaptation

- Community support

300

Differentiate between delusions and hallucinations

Hallucinations involve hearing, seeing, smelling or feeling things that are not really there. (auditory, visual, tactile, gustatory)

Delusions are false beliefs that the person thinks are real, (Grandiose, referential, somatic, etc.)

400

Realistic choices, ignore flirtations, avoid power struggles

B
400

Grandiose, lack of empathy, need for admiration

Narcissistic Personality disorder

400

Describe the difference between the two types of anorexia

During the last three months they have or have not engaged in binge-eating/purging behavior
400

Describe 3 common signs/symptoms of autism

- Persistent deficits in social communication/interaction

- Restricted repetitive patterns of behavior/interests/activities

- Deficits in nonverbal communication behaviors

400

Describe the order for violent restraints throughout each age group.

- Adults (18+) 4 hours

- Children/adolescent (9-17) 2 hours

- Children (<8) 1 hour

500

Enhance independence, avoid counter transference

C

500

Social inhibitions, feelings of inadequacy; hypersensitive to negative evaluation

Avoidant Personality Disorder

500

List symptoms that are similar in anorexia and bulimia

- Electrolyte imbalances

- Peripheral edema

- Muscle weakening

- EKG changes

500

Describe how methylphenidate (ritalin) works to help increase attention and decrease impulsivity.

ADHD is known to have a decrease in dopamine and norepinephrine...Ritalin is a CNS stimulant that inhibits the reuptake of dopamine/norepinephrine.

500

Define each type of bipolar (Bipolar 1, 2, Cyclotymic and mixed)

Bipolar 1: most severe mania, 1 episode of mania followed by major depression

Bipolar 2: Mild mania, alternating with major depression

Cyclothymic: Milder mood elevation/depression

Mixed: Mania/depression occurs simultaneously (feeling energize/upset and tearful)

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