Levels of Anxiety
The first level of Anxiety.
What is Mild Anxiety.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 202).
The uncontrollable obsessions that cannot be dismissed from the mind.
What is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 211).
"What is going on in your life that may be contributing to your anxiety?" is asked during what phase?
What is an Assessment.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C. L., 2019, pp. 219)
GAD
What is Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 207).
One of most common forms of psychiatric disorders in Canada.
What is Anxiety Disorder.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, Epidemiology, pp. 209).
The area between levels of anxiety.
(What is) Not specific and often overlap.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 202).
Research shows PTSD is more prevalent in who.
What is women.
(Brunner & Suddarth, pp. 2376)
"Patient's anxiety will decrease from severe to moderate by 1600 hrs."
What is Planning.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 235).
OCD
What is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 211).
Hematophobia
What is Fear of blood.
(Halter, M. J. & Pollard, C. L., 2019, pp. 207)
Voice tremors, shaking and mild somatic symptoms present.
What is Moderate Anxiety?
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 202).
An anxiety disorder characterized by recurring severe panic attacks.
What is Panic Disorder.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 204).
The North American Nursing Diagnosis Association International (NANDA-I) provides...
What is a Nursing Diagnosis.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 222).
PD
What is Panic Disorder.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 204-206).
Exposure to traumatic events, such as MVA, combat experience or emotional or verbal abuse. Is under what kind of Factor?
What is Environmental Factors.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 216-218).
Most extreme level of anxiety with noticeably disturbed behavior.
What is Panic.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 203).
An estimated 20% of Canadian Armed Forces veterans have an operational stress injury.
What is PTSD.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 214).
"When a person is constantly moving or pacing, offer high-calorie fluids" is an example of...
What is an Intervention.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 226).
PTSD
What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 214).
A healthy reaction necessary for survival and provides energy to carry out everyday tasks and motivates us to make and survive change.
What is Normal Anxiety.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 202)
The perceptual field is greatly reduced, making their environment difficult to notice even when pointed out by someone else.
What is Severe Anxiety.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 202).
The symptoms present with GAD. (List 2)
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 208).
What is Restlessness, fatigue, poor concentration, irritability, tension , sleep disturbance.
"Everything is falling apart."
"Why didn't I hide the bottles?"
"It's all my fault."
Is what type of assessment?
What is Subjective data.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 235).
NANDA-I
What is The North American Nursing Diagnosis Association International.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L., 2019, pp. 222).
A sudden onset of extreme fear and strong reactions to ordinary situations and can occur within 10 minutes out of no where, and last a matter of minutes.
What is a Panic Attack.
(Halter, M.J. & Pollard, C.L. (2019) pp. 204-206)