Foundations of MH
Mental illness is described as having this type of response to stress.
Maladaptive
A patient who cannot sign out against medical advice has this type of admission to inpatient treatment.
Involuntary
This type of treatment includes sedation and electric shock, and should only be used when other treatments fail.
Electroconvulsive therapy
An injury in this lobe of the brain impairs judgement and ability to predict consequences of actions.
Frontal lobe
A patient who is having trouble understanding reality is likely in this phase of anxiety.
Severe
A nurse does more than just avoid causing harm and takes action to do good and is described of embodying this ethical principle.
Beneficence
An environment with healing physical and psychosocial factors is known as this.
Therapeutic Milieu
This type of therapy uses a device to help with mental illness symptoms, and is great for treating panic attacks.
Biofeedback
This neurotransmitter is most effected in treatment for Depression.
Serotonin
An adult patient who suddenly starts throwing childlike tantrums is displaying this defense mechanism.
Regression
Negligence and Malpractice are this type of tort.
Unintentional
In this type of treatment, patients have structured therapy during part of the day and return home at night.
Partial Hospitalization
This type of therapy utilizes peer feedback and socialization.
Logic and processing would be effected with an injury to this hemisphere of the brain.
Left
A patient who states they get dizzy when public speaking is experiencing this defense mechanism.
Conversion
Transference and Countertransference are likely to occur during this phase of the nurse patient relationship.
Working
This interdisciplinary team member is best prepared to help the nurse find housing arrangements for a patient upon discharge.
Social Worker
This type of treatment is often used for Major Depressive Disorder that does not respond to medications, and requires no sedation to perform.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
This is the part of the brain responsible for fear that causes stress that leads to anxiety.
Amygdala
This type of anxiety is consistent with long term physical muscle tension.
Chronic
Incongruent
This interdisciplinary team member helps the patient learn work related skills.
Occupational Therapist
This type of therapy is cognitive or insight-oriented, rather than behaviorally focused and focuses on early childhood experiences.
Psychoanalysis
This neurotransmitter is the focus of pharmacological treatment of anxiety.
GABA
A patient has difficulty concentrating and frequent illness in this stage of General Adaptation Syndrome.
Exhaustion