Term
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Definition
emotional response with physiological arousal
-anger expression is learned and can be controlled |
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Term
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Definition
-frowning
-clenched fists
-low-pitched voice
-yelling/ shouting
- intense eye contact or avoidance
-easily offended/defensive to criticism
-emotional overcontrol
-intense discomfort (tension) |
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Term
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Definition
behavior that is goal directed
-goal is to threaten or injure a victim or object
-destructive use of anger
-doesnt count if there is unintentional harm |
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Term
| Aggression Characteristics |
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Definition
-pacing and restlessness
-verbal or physical threats, homicide and suicide
-loud voice or argument
-tense facial expression and body language
-increased agitation with over reaction to environmental stimuli
-panic anxiety, leads to misinterpretation of environment
-disturbed thought process
-suspiciousness
-angry mood, disproportionate to situation |
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Term
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Definition
-role modeling (positive or negative)
--parents
--media violence
-operant conditioning
--learning with reinforcement
-neurophysiological disorders (see slide)
-biochemical
-socioeconimic
-environmental (see slide) |
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Term
operant conditioning
positive |
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Definition
| aggression creates desired outcome will prob be repeated |
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Term
operant conditioning
negative |
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Definition
aggression removes undesired stimulus
=will occur again |
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Term
| neurophysiological disorders predisposing anger |
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Definition
Temporal and Frontal Epilepsy
Brain tumors
Traumatic brain injurt
encephailits |
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Term
| biochemical factors predisposing aggression |
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Definition
cushings syndrome
hyperthyroid
epinepherine, nor, dopamine, serotonin and ach
androgens (inconclusive) |
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Term
| environmental factors predisposing aggression |
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Definition
physical crowding
heat
alcohol
street drugs
availability of firearms |
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Term
| Stages of Anger and Acting Out |
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Definition
anxiety
defense
acting out
reduction of tension |
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Term
| when can you implement seclusion |
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Definition
| only for management of violent or self destructive behavior |
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Term
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Definition
1- mannual method of physical or mechanical immobilization or reduction in ability of a person to move arms, legs or head
2- use of chemical to manage behavior or restrict freedom of movement that is not the standard dosage or treatment for condition
---doesnt include things used for the medical treatment of the patient |
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Term
| locked seclusion or mechanical restraint |
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Definition
least restrictive method of restrain used
10-17 yrs max: 2 hrs
4-9 yrs 1 hr, can be physical hold
adilts: 3-4 hrs longer need MD to see within 4 hrs
physician order within 30 min |
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Term
| how often should you document and assess with seclusion or mechanical restraint? |
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Definition
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Term
| how many staff members present in seclusion room |
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Definition
| minimum of two, continuous monitoring |
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