Theories and therapy
The theorist who believed that basic needs must be met before a person can thrive
Who is Maslow?
The setting needed for a patient undergoing an acute manic episode where they are a danger to themselves
What is inpatient?
What is sitting and facing the client?
Aged cheeses, cured meats, beer, and yogurt.
What are foods to avoid when taking an MAOI?
A beverage that should not be mixed with CNS depressants
What is alcohol?
The theorist who created the theory of Id, Ego, and Superego
Who is Sigmund Freud?
The difference between a self-help group and a support group
What is personal change vs emotional support?
The things said through facial expressions and body language
What is nonverbal communication?
Important patient education about discontinuing a medication
What is "don't stop suddenly" or "talk to your provider first"?
The treatment team member who prescribes medications to the patients
Who is the Psychiatrist?
Theorist who believed that behavior can be conditioned.
Who is Pavlov?
Group homes, assisted living facilities, adult foster care are examples of this type of setting
What are residential settings?
Communicating feelings in an open and direct way
What is assertive communication?
The syndrome that can occur when an MAOI and SSRI are taken together
What is Serotonin Syndrome?
3 examples of complementary and alternative therapies
What are music/art, herbal, chiropractic, energy therapy, massage, meditation, ect?
What occurs when a person faces a stressor or circumstance that they cannot effectively cope with
What is a crisis?
The setting that takes a "problem solving orientation" and provides direct services to clients.
What is Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)?
The act of placing feelings toward another person onto the mental health professional
What is Transference?
Involuntary facial movements that result after use of antipsychotics
What is tardive dyskinesia?
The side effects of anticholinergics
What is dry mouth, urinary retention, constipation, dry nasal passages?
Peplau's four phases for a therapeutic nurse patient relationship
Setting where individuals are considered "members for life" and try to promote rehabilitation through supporting the clients?
What is the clubhouse model?
The process of understanding ones own beliefs, thoughts, feelings, prejudices, and strengths.
What is self awareness?
The triad of symptoms for extrapyramidal syndrome?
Psuedoparkinsonism, akathisia, dystonia
Medication that causes an adverse reaction to alcohol
What is Disulfiram?