Unit 1
Judgemental beliefs about people with differences
What is Stigma?
Father of psychoanalysis thought.
Who is Freud?
Mental Health disease that has the poorest prognosis.
What is Schizophrenia?
Most common mental health disorder. (Like the common cold.)
What is depression?
Everyone has this issue at one time or another.(especially before a test)
What is anxiety?
Denial is the common defence mechanism.
What is Substance Abuse.
A disorder that affects every aspect of an older persons life. (memory, ability to care for self)
What is dementia?
Talking with a person to help them.
What is therapeutic communications.
Petition and Certification is involved.
What is involuntary admission?
"I don't want to take my medications every day" "Do you have any suggestions"
What are long acting injections.
Hypertensive crisis may occur if a person consumes_____ when taking MAOIs.
What is tyramine (processed, aged or smoked foods.)
A disorder that last over 6 months and interferes with daily functioning.
What is GAD?
When a person consumes ETOH daily these body parts are affected.
What is total body affect?
Antisocial personality in training.
What is conduct disorder?
Limits that are set for protection.
What are boundries.
Subconscious responses to stress to protect a person from painful awareness of memories.
What are coping mechanisms?
Symptoms that are added or taken away from a persons behavior.
What are positive and negative symptoms?
A procedure that is a last resort treatment for depression and the preparation is not surgical.
What is ECT treatment?
A goal for the manic patient when hypomania occurs.
What is control his behavior?
A program for nursing professional to help them deal with substance abuse issues.
What is HPRP?
When you give a person suffering from domestic violence references.
What is safety plan?
Assessment used in the psychiatric field daily.
What is the mental health exam?
Verbal promises to be good.
What is contracting for safety?
Side effects of Typical antipsychotics.
What is EPS, TD and MNS?
A long, chronic depression lasting more than 2 years.
What is dysthymia?
When a borderline personality patient views people as either good or bad.
What is splitting?
A support group for person who have ETOH addiction.
What is AA (alcoholics anonymous)?
When anxiety related eating develops and you need to feel in control of something.
What is an eating disorder?
Qtip stands for
What is Quit Taking It Personal?
True or False: All state facilities have closed because the mental ill population has decreased.
False
Side effects when a person takes an Atypical antipsychotic medication.
What is Orthostatic HTN, blurred vision, weight gain, sexual problems?
The most lethal category of antidepressants.
What is TCAs (tricyclic antidepressants)?
When anxiety does not allow a person to problem solve a situation.
What is severe anxiety?
When a person does not believe they have an personality issues.
What is ego-syntonic?
A person that is thought to be "on the spectrum".
What is a person with autism?
The highest priority assessment item of a suicidal patient.
What is "Do they have the Mean" to harm themselves?
People with commonalities live within this group.
What is a culture?
The behaviors that can happen from taking antipsychotics.
What are medication side effects?
A person that no long goes partying with their friends long after the death of a special person.
What is dysfunctional grieving?
When a person knows they have a issue and feel distress related to it.
What is ego-dystonic?
The cluster of patients that have dependent behaviors.
What is cluster C?
When a person takes a stimulant for a dx of ADHD this is can be expected.
What is weight loss?
"Don't cry over spilled milk"
What is abstract thinking?
Everything on the unit environment is therapeutic.
What is milieu therapy?
A court order that allows a person to be removed from the population and placed in treatment when they fail to follow trx plan.
What is Kevin's law?
When a patient is slow to speak, walk, or do daily care.
What is psychomotor retardation?
When a person has an intense fear of something without rational.
What is a phobia?
The cluster of patients that have paranoid behaviors.
What is cluster A?
A common effect of a female with an anorexic patient.
What is amenorrhea?
Agitated patient is pacing, responding to internal stimuli and clapping. What ya gonna do?
What is maintain a safe distance while monitoring?
Take all threats......
What is seriously?
The most dangerous type of psychosis.
What is command hallucinations?
The depression that can follow the birth of a child and create bonding issues.
What is postpartum depression?
Different ways a person reacts to crisis.
What is a person's perception of the crisis?
The cluster of patients that have dramatic behaviors.
What is cluster B?
A person that has to report abuse or neglect to the authorities.
What is a mandated reporter?