Neurotransmitter that stabilizes mood
Serotonin
During a Panic attack I cause this patient's instinct to run to a safe place
Flight or fight response
Your client is better in April but worse in November
SAD
*Seasonal Affective Disorder
What is some nursing implantation with a client dx with anxiety disorder (name 3)
* Remain calm
* Soft voice
* Arm's distance away
* Offer schedules
* Offer group help
* Distraction/relaxation/breathing techniques
* Medication teaching
*Decrease stimui
It is important to check your patient's _______ after administering psychotropic medications due to them possibly "cheeking" the medication
Inspect the client's mouth and under the tongue
When you are deciding on running that red light my levels rise
Dopamine
My suppression causes neurochemical changes that also may trigger dysfunction in the immune response
Anger
Your client is experiencing rapid thinking accompanied by racing speech
Bipolar Disorder
Name 3 specific teachings to include with Anxiolytics-Benzodiazepines
*Monitor breathing
*Mild sedative effects-Tranquilizers
*Tolerance with long term dose
*Addictive
*Short term relief
I can cause your Hepatic labs to elevate and needs close monitoring
Valproic acid
My low levels are thought to be responsible for the impairment in balance and uncontrolled tremors with dx Parkinson's disease
Dopamine
I will cause yelling and anger but love with affection
Ambivalence
A client may experience Flashbacks, recurrent nightmares, or memories that may surface months or years later
PTSD
*Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
I can cause Bradycardia and Hyperglycemia at the same time
Beta-Adrenergic Blockers
*Atenolol
*Metoprolol
*Propranolol
I am water-soluble and present in all body fluids + I cross the placental barrier
Lithium
In my exhaustion phase I cause cardiac failure, kidney failure, and decrease immune system.
General Adaptation Syndrome
My level of anxiety will make your muscles tense and learning takes more effort
Moderate Anxiety
To relieve anxiety the client performs repetitive compulsive acts
OCD
*Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
I'm not recommended for children or adolescents for worsening symptoms of depression, thoughts or suicide attempts
SSRI's
*Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors
I interact with all MAOI's and will give your patient these symptoms
-HTN
-Headache
-N/V
-Sweating
-Tachycardia
-Neck stiffness
Tyramine
If I cause you to respond to stressors through the parasympathetic pathway I can assure you you will exhibit this
Freeze Resonse
I will make you avoid dealing with your trauma, I will make you detach, withdraw and ignore the problem
Psychic Numbing
This offers desensitization in attempts to extinguish undesirable responses
Behavioral therapy
This theory works on reshaping the person's interpretation of the events by helping the client alter their thinking, beliefs and replace negative with positive
Cognitive Therapy
I take 10-28 days or even longer for your patient to note any changes in mood!
There is no antidote if they have an overdose on me!
Tricyclic Antidepressants (TCAs)
*Amitriptyline
*Amoxapine
*Clomipramine
*Doxepin
*Imipramine
*Nortriptyline
*Protriptyline
*Trimipramine