Treatment
Medication
Theories
History
Laws
100

Relaxation and visualization are self-induced what?

Hypnotic therapy

100

Psychotherapeutic medications work on the?

CNS or brain

100

This man came up with "shaping" or the process of guiding people to desirable behavior.

B. F. Skinner

100

This surgical procedure severs the frontal lobes of the brain from the thalamus

Lobotomy

100

Touching someone without their consent

battery

200

Acupuncture is an example of this kind of therapy

biofield

200

Lithium has been used for years to treat the manic phase of this mental disorder

Bipolar

200

This man came up with the "_________ Hierarchy of Needs" theory

Maslow's

200

This is the disturbance in one's ability to cope effectively

mental illness

200

A client running away from a facility is called

elope or elopement

300

This type of therapy uses oils to help relieve anxiety

Aromatherapy

300

This type of medication helps to increase certain neuro transmitters

Antidepressants

300

This man believed that unmanaged stress caused physical problems

Selye

300

Psychotherapeutic drugs affect the

mind

300

Detaining a competent person against their will

false imprisonment

400

This therapy is good for PTSD

eye movement desensitization

400

Extrapyramidal side effects are common with these types of medication.

Antipsychotics

400

According to this man, unconscious thoughts have an impact on behavior.

Freud

400

Electroconvulsive therapy is the process of passing what through a patient's head, which helps with treatment-resistant depression.

electricity

400

Violating a person's right to be left alone is called

invasion of privacy

500

A prescription medication is an example of what kind of treatment?

Allopathic

500

Not following a prescribed drug treatment routine is called

Noncompliance

500

This is a psychological strategy that is used to avoid conflict, anxiety, or stress

defense mechanisms

500

Who helped improve care of the mentally ill?

Dorothea Dix

500

Any act that threatens a client

assault

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