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RN Program test 2 - Psych

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show 18 inches - 3 feet  
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show 10-18 inches  
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social space   show
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3 Phases of the Nurse-Patient Therapeutic Relationship   show
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what are some things a nurse discusses in the orientation period   show
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show put plan into action work together to solve problems and meet goals evaluate and revise plan  
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show clarification validation confrontation empathy respect genuineness advocacy  
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what are the goals for the working phase of a therapeutic relationship?   show
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what are three things you do during the termination phase of a relationship   show
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show Boundary violation Sympathy Encouraging dependency Non-acceptance Avoidance Not being genuine  
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show resistance  
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congruent   show
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incongruent   show
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show personal appearance, facial expressions ,posture and gait, gestures, proxemics, touch, eye contact  
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show 1950's - Lithium Thorazine  
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what year did the Community Mental Health Act pass and become effective   show
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show promotes self care, assist w/ADLs communication, interpersonal relations examine behaviors, test alternatives teach meds/ tx’s  
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show altering risk factors to hinder the development of MI  
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show reduce the effect of Mental Illness: screening crisis intervention suicide prevention counseling short term hospitalization  
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show minimizing long term effects of MI; rehab vocational training aftercare programs IOP partial hospitalization/ day tx  
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show Denial, Displacement, Intellectualization, passive-aggression, projection, reaction formation, regression, repression, suppression, undoing  
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show mental illness  
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lying on a couch and talking to therapist   show
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show learned behavior:shaped by environment reward and punishment change environment, change behavior  
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Cognitive framework   show
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show neurotransmitters and receptors serotonin norepinephrine dopamine GABA psychotropics  
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milieu therapy   show
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family therapy   show
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show group therapy  
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show forming, storming, norming, conforming, adjourning  
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show  
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show  
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r/t group therapy:   show
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r/t group therapy:   show
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show  
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show ECT  
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show crisis  
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show problem-solving, trial and error, relief behaviors, severe disorginization  
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show ID the problem, list alternatives, choose an alternate, implement the plan, evaluate  
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what you are feeling on the INSIDE   show
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your outward display of emotions   show
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show clinical d/o, substance abuse (major depression)  
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R/T DSM-IV: Axis II   show
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show medical conditions (HTN, DM)  
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show Psychosocial stressors (Severe r/t chronic financial stress, loss of job)  
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show Global Assessment of Functioning (Current GAF 30, past year GAF 70)  
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show DANG DRUGS!!  
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what is hardiness?   show
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Process of learning how to live with the inevitable life stressors people encounter by learning how to cope effectively and positively   show
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show anxiety  
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show panic d/o - more common in women  
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unrealistic, excessive, persistent anxiety about 2 or more life events. Coping is inadequate.   show
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show increased HR & BP, rapid, shallow respirations, dry mouth, tight feeling in throat, tremors, muscle tension, anorexia, urinary frequency, and palmar sweating  
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persistent, intrusive thought, emotion or urge, unable to ignore   show
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performance of repetitious, uncontrollable purposeful act to prevent some future event   show
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show allow time for rituals (initially): then set limits, gradually dec. time Explore meaning of the ritual encourage socially acceptable outlets non confrontational  
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interventions r/t panic   show
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Somatoform Disorders   show
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Dissociative Disorders   show
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pattern of behavior relating to self or others   show
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show inflexibility, inaffective relationships, maladaptive coping  
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show  
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when do people with a personality d/o seek tx?   show
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Personality d/o is an Axis ___ problem   show
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always be on alert for _____   show
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show power struggles  
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r/t personality d/o help the pt identify ___ ___   show
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r/t PD, the RN should do what?   show
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4 reasons why you would not tx PD in an outpatient setting   show
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show BEHAVIOR: ODD OR ECCENTRIC 1. Paranoid 2. Schizoid 3. Schizotypal  
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show SUSPICIOUS MISTRUSTS OTHERS, HYPERSENSITIVE LACK SENSE OF HUMOR, SECRETIVE, ARGUMENTATIVE AFFECT COLD, SARCASTIC, ALOOF CONTROLLING  
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interventions r/t a paranoid pt   show
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show INTROVERT, LONER, SHY, INDIFFERENT TO PRAISE / CRITICISM. ALOOF INABILITY TO FORM SOCIAL. REL. FOCUS ON OBJECTS RATHER THAN PEOPLE RICH FANTASY LIFE  
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show Improve community functioning Referrals Case management: 1 person  
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show ODDITY OF THOUGHT, PERCEPTION, SPEECH, AFFECT ECCENTRIC MAGICAL THINKING HIGHLY ANXIOUS  
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interventions r/t schizotypal   show
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what d/o are in cluster B?   show
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characters of an antisocial pt   show
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interventions r/t antisocial pts   show
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show prob w/identity & mood, unstable interpersonal relationships, "splitting" , "pits" staff, manipulation, abandonment issues, self mutilization, suicidal  
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show maintain safety, coping strageties, reshape thinking, structured time  
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show GRANDIOSE EGOTISTICAL LIKES ATTENTION EXAGGERATES LACK OF EMPATHY EXPLOITS OTHERS, FEEL DESERVES SPECIAL TX SUPERIOR ATTITUDE  
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show straight forward, consistent, limit setting  
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characters of a HISTRIONIC   show
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interventions r/t histrionic   show
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Cluster C d/o....   show
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show LACKS SELF- CONFIDENCE ALLOWS OTHERS TO MAKE DECISIONS SUBMISSIVE, PASSIVE LIKES TO PLEASE OTHERS LOW SELF- ESTEEM ANXIOUS  
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show Help verbalize feelings Id strengths Help with daily living/functions Teach p/s and d/m skills  
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characters of a avoident pt   show
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interventions with an avoident pt   show
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show PREOCCUPIED W/ RULES ORGANIZATION, TRIVIA, DETAILS PERFECTIONIST, INFLEXIBLE, FORMAL CONTROLLING, HARSH, UNFORGIVING CAN’T EXPRESS EMOTIONS  
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show Cognitive restructuring Realistic goal setting Take risks Practice negotiation  
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issues r/t anorexia   show
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what is the tx goal for anorexia   show
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long term goals r/t anorexia   show
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meds r/t eating d/o   show
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desired outcomes r/t anorexia   show
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show no binge/purge, normal eating pattern, comfort w/ body  
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show depression  
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type I bipolar d/o   show
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type II bipolar d/o   show
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flight of ideas:   show
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psychotic disorder involving difficulty with reality testing and relatedness   show
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show affect, associations, autism, ambivalence(hard time making decisions)  
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Features of Schizophrenia (+)   show
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show creating new words  
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word salad   show
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false, fixed belief that cannot be changed by reason   show
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false SENSORY perception   show
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(-) features of schizophrenia   show
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show 4-12 hours after last drink  
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define delirium tremens   show
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medication r/t alcohol withdrawal   show
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look at slides 145 - 150   show
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effects of hallucinogens   show
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show ABG’s, blood & UDS O2,intubation,ventilator Cardiac monitor/EKG Restraints Induce vomiting/gastric lavage if drug ingested Activated charcoal  
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show Naltrexone  
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what med can be used for Heroin abstinence   show
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this modification changes ineffective behavior patterns, focuses on consequences of actions rather than peer pressure   show
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unconscious faiulure to acknowledge an event, thought, or feeling that is too painful for conscious awareness   show
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"kick the cat" - transference of feelings to another person or object   show
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using reason to avoid emotional conflicts   show
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show projection  
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show reaction formation  
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show repression  
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show suppression  
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3 common complaints after and ECT   show
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show mild anxiety  
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show moderate anxiety  
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stimulate causes fight or flight response, impairs concentration and problem solving ability = ____ anxiety   show
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show Panic  
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what are some common physiologic responses to stress/anxiety   show
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show fear of heights  
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show fear of crowds or open places  
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claustrophobia   show
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nyctophobia   show
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thanatophobia   show
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show valium, xanax, ativan, librium  
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what are benzodiazepines used for?   show
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Side effects of Benzodiazepines   show
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when is the best time to interact with an OCD pt?   show
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show deep breathing, visualization, meditation, exercise and relaxation.  
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lack of concern over physical illness   show
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show primary gain  
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rewards obtained from the sick role; sympathy, freedom from certain responsibilities   show
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show BuSpar, Ambien  
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show psychogenic amnesia  
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when would you expect to see a case of psychogenic amnesia?   show
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psychogenic fugue   show
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fear of "going crazy", temporary loss of one's reality and ability to feel and express emotions   show
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show death  
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types of death   show
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show denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance  
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show Shock, disbelief, rejection, or denial, 2.Resolution - up to 1 year or more  
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show schizoid personality  
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this PD has interpersonal deficits, eccentricities and odd beliefs, socially isolated   show
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show Antisocial personality  
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has disturbances r/t self image and sexual, social, and occupational roles. Makes suicidal gestures, overly dependent on others, unable to problem solve.   show
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show histrionic personality  
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perceives self as all-powerful and important, is critical of others, arrogant, self-love   show
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show avoidant personality  
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low self-esteem, sees self as stupid, dependent on others to meet needs   show
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cold and rigid towards others, attempts to control self by controlling others or environment   show
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show potassium  
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this is a test used for degree of depression. It is positive if post test levels of _____ is greater than 5mg/dl   show
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show serotonin and norepinephrine  
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give examples of anticholinergic effects   show
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show Elavil, Tofranil, Aventyl, Ludiomil  
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show impotence, tachycardia, dizziness, dry mouth, HTN crisis-severe HTN, headache, chest pain, fever, sweating, N/V  
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show Tyramine, aged cheese, red wine, beer, beef and chicken liver, yeast, yogurt, sory sauce, chocolate, bananas  
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examples of SSRI's.   show
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serotonin syndrome has to have 3 symptoms by definition, name some of the symptoms   show
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examples of nontypical antidepressants   show
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show Cymbalta, Effexor  
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show sedation, drowsiness  
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show anticholinergic effects, postural hypotension  
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common S/E for MAO's   show
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show renal function assessment and monitoring  
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show extrapyramidal effects; tardive dyskinesia, photosensitivity  
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symptoms of mania r/t mood   show
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show flight of ideas, pressured speech, paranoid, psychotic  
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show hyperactive, hyperverbal, manipulative, risky behaviors, colorful, poor grooming, wild energy  
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nursing interventions r/t mania   show
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show Lithium  
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how does Lithium work?   show
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show D/V, drowsiness, muscle weakness, lack of coordination. Others:slurred speech, confusion, decreased BP.  
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Therapuetic level for Lithium   show
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Other nursing implications r/t Lithium   show
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examples of anticonvulsant mood stabilizers and what do they do?   show
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One noted side effect of Lamictal   show
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what activities are good for a manic pt   show
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show hypomania  
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show personal, individual experience of a loss  
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show outward appearance of grief  
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show age, developmental stage, coping ablilities, support systems, culture, spiritual beliefs  
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true or false: the stages of dying are fluid and can be experienced in any order   show
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show sadness, anger, anxiety, guilt, shock, crying ect...  
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what is complicated grief?   show
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show social factors, relationship hx, death of a child, multiple losses, lack of faith system  
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describe death as seen as a preschooler   show
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show irreversible, sad, inevitable, like details ( honesty, avoid cliches, give choices, listen, touch)  
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describe death as seen as a adolescent child   show
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show feel punished, angry, labile  
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show why me? guilt, fear, vulnerable  
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how does an adolescent react to dying?   show
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show acute process that if tx, is usually reversible. Sudden onset. Tx=correct the causitive d/o (infection, drug reaction, head trauma)  
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describe dementia   show
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WERNICKES-KORSAKOFF SYNDROME are due to ___ and ___   show
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show memory impairment, aphasia, apraxia, agnosia(recognizing everyday objects)  
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show memory loss, forgets recent events, trouble with words "you know that thingamagig"  
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show 2-12 years. loss of cognitive, motor skills, past memory is OK-recent memory not good. May start wandering, sleep disturbances(sundowners)  
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show profound dementia, complete nursing care, 8 mos - 5 years. death due to UTI, pneumonia, malnutrition  
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how/what do you need/see for a diagnosis in a child with a d/o?   show
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show social impairment, communication impairment, ususual behaviors  
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characteristics of autism   show
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show Visual Predictable Patterns Numbers/letters Computers Music Books Special interests  
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Rett's d/o   show
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three characteristics of ADHD   show
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examples of conduct d/o   show
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s/s: mood instability, impulsivity, irritability, hyperactivity, sleep disturbances; r/t children   show
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how would a Dr begin to diagnose a child with bipolar d/o   show
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show TRUE - assault is a mental or physical threat  
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show TRUE. touching, with or without the intent to do harm.  
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show Falls under invasion of privacy.  
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6 rights of a hospitalied pt are discussed in the HESI book. What are they?   show
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show A medical or judicial approval is required to detain anyone over 24 hours  
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show vote, make contracts or wills, drive a care, sue or be sued, hold a professional license.  
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who is responsible to explain a surgical procedure to the pt?   show
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show schizophrenia - TOO MUCH DOPAMINE=TOO many signals  
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which type of schiophrenia is characteried by stupor, rigidity, posturing(waxy flexibility), negativism, potential for violence   show
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type of schiophrenia characterized by incoherence, flat affect, disorganied, unusual mannerisms, no delusions   show
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show Paranoid  
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show Residual  
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type of schiophrenia characterized by prominent delusions and hallucinations, incoherence and grossly disorganized behaviors. failure to meet other criteria for other types   show
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show Ideas of reference  
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lack of clear connection from one thought to the next   show
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echolalia   show
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neologism   show
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thinking based on facts vs abstract and intellectual points   show
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show hallucinations  
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show Illusions  
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false, fixed beliefs that cannot be changed by reason.   show
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feelings or mood   show
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repeating another persons movements   show
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show stress reality, avoid agreeing with inaccurate communications, assist w/ ADLs, nonjudgemental, set limits, avoid stressful situations,structure time for activities.  
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nursing interventions r/t delusions   show
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nursing inverventions r/t hallucinations   show
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show Autism(preoccupied w/self), Affect(flat), Associations(loose), Ambivalence(diff. making decisions)  
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show increased motor activity and/or erratic responses to staff and other clients. -increased potential for aggressive behavior.  
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show antipsychotics - block excess dopamine  
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side effects for traditional antipsychotics (Phenothiazines)   show
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nursing implications r/t phenothiazines   show
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what are some side effects of Haldol?   show
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Prolixin Decanoate is a long lasting nonphenothiazine, how often would a pt get this medication?   show
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show agranulocytosis. Also: drowsiness and dizziness, GI symptoms, neuroleptic malignant syndrome. Monitor WBC for 1st 6 months then biweekly  
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show sore throat, fever, chills: gargle, use lozenges, and analgesics  
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show rigidity, shuffling gait, pill rolling, hand movements, tremors, dyskinesia, mask-like face.  
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show Restlessness, agitation, and pacing. Sudden difficulty sitting still. (rule out anxiety: ask pt, "are you having trouble sitting still?"  
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Characteristics of dystonia (1-2 days after initiation of tx)   show
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characteristics of tardive dyskinesia (develops late in tx)   show
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show high fever, tachycardia, stupor, ^ Respirations, severe muscle rigidity - Emergency situation!  
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characteristics of serotonin syndrome?   show
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show dry mouth, blurred vision, tachycardia,nasal congestion, constipation, urinary retention, orthostatic hypotension  
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show antihcolinergic effects, drowsiness, headaches, urinary hesitancy, memory impairment  
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benzodiazapines have 2 types of dosing strategies, what are they?   show
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show 4-6 hours  
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show 12-36  
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show tachycardia, tachypnea, diaphoresis, marked tremors, hallucinations, paranoia, (possible grand mal seizures)  
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show Korsakoff  
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a severe d/o occuring in chronic alcoholics that is probably due to lack of Vit B (thiamine). It may escalate Korsakoff syndrome and tx w/ thiamine chloride   show
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what is the preferred tx medication for alcoholics?   show
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what are the side effects of drinking alcohol while taking Disulfiram(antabuse)?   show
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what kind of diet and Vitamins would you want to give to an alcoholic pt?   show
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show Benzodiazepines: valium, serax, ativan  
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show denial and rationalization are the two most common coping styles used  
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what is the basic priority for a chemically dependent pt?   show
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what are the three phases of intimate-partner violence?   show
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describe the Tension stage of r/t abuse.   show
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describe the Explosion stage r/t abuse.   show
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show the abuser is very apologetic, promises change, brings gifts  
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show acute and reversible, gradual and permanent  
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what are some causes of delirium?   show
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nursing interventions for confused elderly patients should be what?   show
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what are some things you need to consider r/t a child w/possible ADHD?   show
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what are some notable side effects r/t stimulants for an ADHD pt?   show
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show Primary: Headstart, Secondary: Screening, Therapy: family/individual  
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