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| keeping a problem from occurring through creating an environment that promotes mental health |
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| Early detection of symptoms prevents recurrence or exacerbation of already diagnosed problem. |
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| Reduce duration of a problem by reducing negative after effects. Example is drug rehab. |
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| 1. Acknowledge there is a problem 2. Name it 3. Brainstorm solutions 4. Evaluate each solution 5. Choose one and use it 6. Evaluate outcome |
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| Task groups are separated into |
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| Task accomplishment and group maintenance |
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| Administrative functions and tasks are divided into |
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| Efficiency issues in regarding agency are within |
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| Problem solving issues within an agency are dealt by |
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| Resources in social agency are dealt by |
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| Standardizations of procedures |
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| Controlling agency functions |
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| Quality of service within agency is controlled by |
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| Goal setting in agency controlled by |
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| Staff development in agency controlled by |
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| Evaluation of program and staff |
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| Key to optimizing organizational effectiveness and meets professional and social demands for accountability |
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| The main benefit of program evaluation |
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| Zero-base budgeting, program planning budget system, cost effectiveness, cost benefit analysis, management by objectives. |
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| Each part of program must begin each year with "O" budget |
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| Program Planning Budget System |
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| Each item on budget must be a part of a program that meets objectives so the expense can be justified in terms of how activities contribute to objectives. |
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| Cost effectiveness and cost benefit analysis |
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| What are costs of program approach, and what are benefits? Cost-benefit ration determined. |
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| Management by Objective (MBO) |
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| All activities in an organization are aimed toward achievement of agreed upon objective |
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| Phase of policy building include |
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| Problem, Proposal, Decision, Planning, Program, Evaluation |
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| Structural Family Therapy |
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| focuses on establishing boundaries between generations |
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| persistent hyperactivity, mental, motor or sexual, excessive inappropriate cheerfulness, giddiness, interuptive, disruptive, distractible, inattentive, pressurized speech, racing thoughts, flight of ideas, decreased need for sleep |
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| hostile thoughts, anger, rages, can be homicidal, euphoria: inappropriate feelings of well-being, denial of problems |
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| abnormal moods, decreased socialization, self-deprecation, low self-esteem, easily agitated, lowered school performance |
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| If someone has any of these symptoms, they should be evaluated. |
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| Hypomanic, manic, depression |
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| Antipsychotic medications are called |
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| Thorazine, Prolixin, Navane, Haldol, Mellaril. |
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| Symptoms that respond to anti-psychotics are |
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| agitation, hallucinations, delusions, combativeness, beligerent behavior, sleep disturbance, tension, paranoid behavior, disorganized thinking (positive symptoms) |
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| Target symptoms less likely to respond to anti-psychotics |
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| impaired judgement, lack of insight, depression, withdrawal, poor motivation (negative symptoms) |
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| Disorder that is a side effect of anti-psychotic |
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| Tardive dyskinesia- snake-like movements of body, twitching |
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| Side effect of anti psychotic that means without movement |
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| Side effect of anti psychotic that means slowness in natural movements |
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| Side effect of anti-psychotic that means inner restlessness |
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| Other more minor side effects of anti psychotics |
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| sedation, postural hypotension, weight gain, photosensitivity, sexual dysfunction, breast swelling, dry mouth, blurred vision |
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| Anti psychotics available in injectible forms for people who hate oral meds is called |
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| Haldol D aka Decanote and Prolixin D |
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| abilify, geodon, seroquel, etc |
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| Anti-depressant drugs are called |
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| Most common tricyclic antidpressants |
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| tofranil, elval, aventyl, pamerlor, proramin, adapin |
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| Warning about anti depressants |
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| they can be LETHAL for people who are suicidal |
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| Second type of anti depressant is called |
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| MAOI's are more effective for treating |
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| atypical depressions and non-endogenous depressions |
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| Dangerous side effect of MAOI's |
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| Hypertension if eat anything with tyramine |
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| 2nd generation antidpressants are less |
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| 2nd generation antidpresants have reduced |
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| side effects and adverse effects |
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