Thought Process/Content
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Word Salad
The term used to describe the objective presentation of a client's emotional state
Affect
The term used to describe a patient who gets off topic very quickly, and never answers the question or gets to the point
Tangential
This psychoanalyst stated that all behavior can be explained
Freud
The diagnosis used to describe a patient who is feigning symptoms for secondary gains
Malingering
The word for when you ask the patient a question and, though they take their time, they eventually get the point
Circumstantial
Someone's affect is ________ if they appear completely devoid of emotion
Flat
A side effect of antipsychotics describing an overwhelming need to move
Akathisia
According to Freud, this is the part of the psyche responsible for defense mechanisms
The ego
The diagnosis for someone who makes themselves very sick for the purpose of assuming the sick role
Munchausen's / Factitious disorder
The term for bouncing around from topic to topic in a short amount of time
Flight of ideas
When someone's mood does not match their affect, we would say that the affect is _________ to their mood
Incongruent
The only EPS that is typically considered irreversible
Tardive dyskinesia
Instead of giving advice, the nurse uses this technique to help the client identify reasons to change. (The client hears what they need to hear from their own mouth)
Motivational Interviewing
"You should stop drinking and go to AA, then you won't end up back in the hospital", is an example of this kind of nontherapeutic communication
Giving Advice
To assess thought content, the nurse must ask about ______ and ______ ideation.
Suicidal and homicidal
The term used to describe a state of happiness/contentment, a baseline good mood
Euthymic
Judgment
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
This nursing theorist defined the stages of the therapeutic, nurse-client relationship
Hildegard Peplau
"I own this hospital and will give you a million dollar bonus because you've been so nice to me" is an example of this type of delusion
Grandiose
Happy one moment, angry the next, and sad shortly thereafter... The term describe this type of affect
Labile
When a client has pressured speech, the nurse should immediately think of this diagnosis
Mania or bipolar disorder
To extinguish a phobia, the therapist may slowly expose a patient to increasingly distressing stimuli, which is a method called
systematic desensitization
According to Erickson, this is the crisis that must be resolved for those over the age of 65
Ego Integrity vs. Despair