Its just your personality
EDOs/ stimulants/benzodiazepines

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List some characteristics you would expect to see in someone with Antisocial personality. 

Aggression, assaultive behavior, LACK of empathy or remorse 

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Individuals with Anorexia Nervosa tend to exhibit this trait _____ that you need to consider when developing a care plan. 

Perfectionism, so it is important to set realistic expectations for the client 

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What would you expect to see if a client has factitious disorder? 

Intentional self-injurious behavior, clients often want attention from the healthcare worker. 

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You have a child with a mood disorder what symptoms will you see??

Behavioral issues, remember children are not able to communicate as well as adults nor are they generally as self-aware. You are not going to assess a child the same way you would an adult, remember PIAGET. 

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List some characteristics of borderline personality disorder 

Mood dysregulation, anger, impulsivity, irritability, self-destructive. Often see things in a dichotomous manner (good or bad, no gray area), this is a cognitive dysfunction and can result in an extreme interpretation of events (Can react violently but it is more emotion-driven than antisocial personality disorder) 

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Individuals with bulimia nervosa tend to exhibit this trait ____ and it is important to consider it when developing a plan of care. 

Impulsivity, think about binging and purging and how this is not generally a planned event. 

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What is somatic symptom disorder? 

Hyper-focused on physical symptoms that may not be real. BUT we must remember that even if there is no medical explanation for pain etc., the client's experience is still real. 

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What is gender dysphoria? 

Discomfort or distress regarding their gender that is assigned by society. 

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What lobe of the brain is indicated in our personalities? 

Frontal lobe 

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What are potential comorbid mental health disorders someone could have if they have anorexia nervosa? 

Depression, OCD, Anxiety, phobia, panic etc. 

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What is a common mental health comorbity of somatic symptom disorder 

Depression, less common are: Panic, social phobia, ocd, psychotic disorders 

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What kind of behavior would you expect to see from someone who suffers from exhibitionism? 

Exposing themselves to strangers 

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How do we treat personality disorders? 

Usually with cognitive behavioral therapy, meds can help with things like depression etc, but you cant medicate your way out of a personality 

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Methylphenidate what is and who does it help?? 

Psychostimulant and commonly treats ADHD

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When does somatic symptom disorder generally occur? 

Before age 30, usually the first symptom is on adolescence and this disorder order effects women more than men. 

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What do we do if we see a client performing a repetitive, non-disruptive, and non-damaging behavior? 

Ignore it.....

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What is histrionic personality disorder? What about Schizoid personality disorder 

Histrionic: Attention seeking, labile, etc (Those with HPD are attention driven, BPD are driven by fear of abandonment) 

Schizoid: Little to no interest in forming relationships with others (loners) 

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What are some risks of benzodiazepines? 

Withdrawal, physical dependence, drowsy, etc. (We use this class mostly in acute settings or when someone can not take other anxiolytics) 

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What kind of skills might you want to teach a group of clients with somatic symptom disorder? 

Assertiveness skills, can often help especially if there is a psychosomatic issue going on (anxiety/distress becomes internalized and then appear as somatic symptoms) 

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What are some potential causes of delirium? 

Medications, infections, fluid/electrolyte imbalances, metabolic issues, hypoxia, or ischemia. 

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