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6 factors that affect Mental Health
What is Economics, Culture, Environment, Community, Biologic, and Health Beliefs.
100
Affects a person's emotion, cognition, and behavior which can make it difficult to relate to others and maintain daily functioning.
What is Mental Illness?
100
Name all stigmas surrounding mental health
What is discrimination at work, isolation from friends, sense of self-doubt, and less opportunities?
100
Multifaceted and involves our emotional, psychological, and social well being.
What is Mental Health
100
The Father of Psychiatry
Who is Sigmund Freud?
200
Name all parts of the Maslow Hierarchy
What is Self-transcendence, Self Actualization, Esteem, Love/Belonging, Safety, Physiological?
200
Primitive, pleasure seeking, impulsive
What is Id?
200
"Why are you acting like you are my wife/husband?"
What type of communication is this?
What is Transference?
200
Nurse: Hi, my name is ____. I am your nurse for this evening. I am here for anything to you. Before I get started, I want to know a little about yourself. What happened to you that brought you here?
What type of care does this portray?
What is trauma informed care?
200
"This patient reminds me of my little sister/brother who was addicted into drugs."
What type of relationship does this portray?
What is Countertransference?
300
3 layers of Mental Activity
What is Conscious, Preconscious, and Unconscious?
300
They can override refusal if patient is danger to themselves or others
What is HCPs?
300
What type of antidepressant can cause hypertensive crisis if taken with other medications such as pseudoephedrine or if patient consumes tyramine (Can be found in aged and fermented foods/drinks).
What is Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors (MAOIs)?
300
One drug alters another drug's level in the body. What type of interaction does this portray?
What is Pharmacokinetic interaction?
300
Where are lobotomies performed on the brain and say the color?
What is Blue and Frontal Lobe?
400
Antipsychotics 1st/2nd Gen affects what part of the brain?
What is Limbic Brain?
400
Experiment with and develop identity/roles
What is Adolescence?
400
Threatening and carrying out threat even if patient complies displays what type of behavior?
What is Assault & Battery?
400
Risperidone can cause orthostatic hypotension and sedations. Where does this effect fall into antipsychotics?
What is 2nd generation Atypical?
400
One's duty to communicate truthfully is what type of behavior?
What is Veracity?
500
Name all Neurotransmitters and which one does it affect memory?
What is Adrenaline, Noradrenaline, Dopamine, Serotonin, GABA, Acetylcholine, Glutamate, Endorphins?
What is Glutamate?
500
Patient was admitted to the hospital due to car crash. She wants to leave and see her family. She is unable to support herself and she starts to breathe heavily. She explicitly feels that the walls are closing on her and is hard to breathe. She has a head injury and has a concussion. What type of psychotropics do you give her?
What is Anxiolytics?
500
Severe muscle rigidity, confusion, agitation, increased temperature, increased HR/BP. What generation of antipsychotic does it fall into? What is the name of syndrome?
What is 1st generation Typical? What is neuroleptic malignant syndrome?
500
Spending extra time to calm the patient and have proper trauma informed care. What type of trait is this?
What is Beneficence?
500
What type of mood stabilizers are used?
What is Lithium and Anticonvulsants?