Personality Disorder
Which cluster of PD's includes Avoidance, Obsessive-Compulsive and Dependent PD
C
Risk for Injury
Inadequate coping skills
Potential for self-mutilation
Are all nursing diagnoses for which PD
Borderline PD
This therapy combines cognitive aspects to change thoughts, beliefs with behavioral aspects to change problematic action patterns
Focuses on skill training, problem solving
Cognitive-behavioral therapy
Clients with this personality disorder feel their worth and value are superior to others.
Narcissistic
This ED is more prevalent in females who are high achievers
Anorexia Nervosa
This PD is characterized by impulsive, criminalistic, manipulative behaviors.
Antisocial
Potential for violence
Impaired family functioning
Inadequate coping skills
Are all nursing diagnosis associated with this PD
Antisocial
This therapy is not recommended for clients with histrionic PD.
Group therapy
True or False
Individuals with PD are easily identified and diagnosed.
False
This ED is characterized by binging and purging
Bulimia Nervousa
Clients with this PD may engage in self-harm, have intense anxiety, and have an intense fear of abandonment.
Borderline
Social Isolation
Anxiety
Are nursing diagnoses associated with this PD client that distrusts everyone?
Paranoid
This therapy combines CBT and other forms of psychotherapy to change a clients self-perception.
Schema
Clients with this PD avoid situations and roles that require socialization, and lack interest in intimate relationships.
Schizoid
These clients may hide food and eat alone due to embarrassment of the amount of food consumed.
Binge-Eating Disorder
Clients with this PD may laugh at others' jokes to appear friendly, and have a pervasive sense of inferiority, and seek partners who will make decisions.
Dependent
Risk for injury
Disturbed personal identity
Anxiety
Are all nursing diagnosis associated with clients with this PD who tends to sexualize every task.
Histrionic
Originally developed to treat suicidal thoughts, this therapy is effective for clients with borderline PD and combines traditional and cognitive approaches to manage intense emotions.
Dialectical behavior therapy
Contrary to antisocial PD, females are much more likely to be diagnosed with this PD.
Borderline PD
This medication is the only FDA approved medication to treat bulimia.
Fluoxetine (Prozac)
When caring for a client with Antisocial Personality Disorder, the nurse’s primary focus should be on setting clear ____ and consistent ____.
boundaries and limits
When caring for a client with Borderline Personality Disorder, the nurse’s priority is to monitor for this high-risk behavior.
Self/harm or suicidal ideations
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, antidepressants, anxiolytics, and antipsychotics are included in this type of therapy
Pharmacological therapy
Name at least two categories where diagnostic criteria must be met for a personality disorder diagnosis.
Cognition
Affect
Interpersonal Relationship
Impulse Control
This electrolyte imbalance is a common, potentially life-threatening complication of repeated vomiting in bulimia nervosa.
hypokalemia