Mood Disorders
Suicide
Anger and Aggression
Violence
Miscellaneous
100

The goal of the acute treatment phase

What is to reduce symptoms and inappropriate behaviors?

100

In what dimension does a suicidal patient experience distorted thinking and self-defeating thoughts?

Intellectual

100

Which level of intervention is the use of injectable sedative medications?

Level 3

100

A concept from feminist theory that explains male violence against women

Machismo

100

Name 3 contraindications for ECT

Heart disease, recent MI, HF, increased ICP, tumors within nervous system

200

A patient asks, "How many total times should I expect to receive ECT?"

What is a total of 6-12 times?

200

Which gender more often attempts suicide and in what way?

Women are more often attempt suicide and use methods such as overdose

200

Patients that are restrained or secluded should be assessed how often?

Every 15 minutes

200

What prolongs the recovery cycle?

Degree of brutality of the attack

200

The use of inappropriate, harmful, or destructive behaviors to express current or past emotions

Acting out

300

A disorder defined as daily moderate depression that lasts longer than 2 years

What is Dysthymic or Persistent Depressive Disorder?

300

An older adults begins to refuse eating, drinking, and taking his medicines. This is an example of

Passive suicide

300

In the trigger phase of the assault cycle, which level of interventions would you use, what's the primary goal, and provide 2 examples

Level 1, to prevent violence, maintaining eye contact, not interrupting, using calm and level voice, paraphrase their concerns 

300

A baby that presents to the clinic with unexplained vague symptoms such as irritability, lethargy, and fussiness should be evaluated for

Shaken baby syndrome

300

What is an example of direct and indirect self-destructive behaviors?

Direct is self-harm or suicide attempt; Indirect is placing your life in dangerous such as substance abuse, drinking and driving, etc.
400

Phototherapy is a recommended therapy to which type of mood disorder?

What is Seasonal Affective Disorder?

400

What is the term for when a terminally ill patient chooses the time and place of their own death?

Rational suicide

400

A mother comes to you and states that their 12-year-old child is acting extremely aggressively, shows no empathy, and has hurt their pet. The child should be evaluated for which disorder?

Conduct disorder

400
Name 3 risk factors of elder abuse

Advanced age, older adult women, living with family members, low socioeconomic status, chronic illness or disability, mental disability

400

Name 3 risk factors of postpartum depression

Little to no support system, complicated pregnancies, complicated deliveries, previous history of a mental health disorder, those who are not emotionally prepared for motherhood
500

Nausea, vomiting, blurry vision, and lethargy are signs of which level of lithium toxicity?

What is moderate?

500

In the United States, suicide is the _________ leading cause of death

10th

500

A patient has undergone an extreme change in their life and feels that they are unable to cope, they are acting aggressively, socially isolated, and completely overwhelmed. This patient might be diagnosed with which anger control disorder?

Adjustment disorder

500

What are three characteristics of an abused women?

Trusting type, traditional beliefs, view man is the head of the house
500

What are 3 complications of pregnancy abuse?

Low birth weight, pre-term labor, lack of prenatal care

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