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| 1500 Recorded observations of behaviors associated with mental illness allowed what? |
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| understanding of behaviors such as depression (mania) and psychopathic personalities |
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| 1937 Hill Burton Act funded what construction? |
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| psychiatric units throughout the United States |
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| 1946 National Mental Health Health Act provided what? |
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| Funding for research programs, training of mental health professionals, and expansion of mental health facilities. |
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| 1950 What lead to deinstitutionalization? |
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| more people were able to control their behaviors with drug therapy and live & function outside of an institution. |
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| 2006 NAMI gave an overall grade to mental illness care what was it and what does NAMI stand for? |
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"D"
National Alliance of Mental Illness |
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| What happens with PPO care in Mental illness? |
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| you can see another person |
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| When delaying treatment for mental illness causes them to be seen where instead? |
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| Term Bedlam came from what? |
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| Residential programs provides what? |
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| Modern Theory has a statement that explains? |
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| Dr. Rush book supported what in regards to care of mentally ill? |
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| clean conditions, kindness, good air |
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| Carl Jung Analytic Psychotherapy divided mind in 3 levels name them? |
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| the Conscious Ego, The Personal unconscious, the deeper collective unconscious |
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| Jean Pigets Cognitive development ID the relationship between what 2 domains to develop personality? |
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| Cognitive (intelligences) Affective (emotions) |
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| Eric Erickson how many stages in life cycle to form personality? |
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| Why are Humanistic Theorists important? |
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| Holistic Patient Care the person is viewed as a holistic multidimensional individual that adapts to stress within a changing environment |
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| 4 classes of drugs used with mental illness? |
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| antipsychotics, anti-anxiety, antiemetics, antidepressants |
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| Identification; Denial; know and understand other coping mechanisms |
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| found on page, 41 in the MH book |
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| SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) used most why? |
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| What did patient self determination act do? |
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| Common drug used for Paranoid Schizophrenia? |
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| Side effects that include drooling and abnormal movements of mouth |
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| EPS (extra pyramidal effects) |
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| Antipsychotic meds put patient at risk for increase paranoia because? |
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| Mentally ill person could be dangerous in not taking meds what to do? |
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| Ask them why they do not take the meds |
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| A state of physical, emotional, socialcultural, and spiritual well being, in which the psychological realms are in balance with the physical self in a state of homeostasis. |
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| a disturbance in ones ability to cope effectively |
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| PTSD identified after what wars? |
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| Antipsychotic drugs work primarily by altering what and where? |
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| Stages of illness experience? |
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| Overwhelmed, Stabilized, Adaptive |
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| Health illness continuum - 3 things mental healthy individual can do? |
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| carry out activities of daily living, adapt to change, solve problems, set goals, enjoy life |
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| What are the 7 categories/groups mental disorders fall into |
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| Mood disorders, anxiety disorders, thought disorders, personality disorders, substance use/abuse disorders, organic brain disorders, and adjustment diorders |
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| what mental disorders fall into the mood disorder category? |
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| Major depression, Dysthymia, Bipolar illness |
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| What mental disorders fall intoThought disorders? |
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| Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder, Paranoid Delusional Disorder, Psychosis Not otherwise specified (NOS) |
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| What mental disorders fall into Anxiety Disorders? |
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| Panic Attacks, Phobias, Generalized Anxiety Disorders (GAD), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Dissociative Disorder |
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| What disorders are personality disorders? also called Character Disorders or Axis II |
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| Borderline Personality Disorder, Antisocial Personality Disorder |
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| What are Organic Brain Disorders? |
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| What is an Adjustment Disorder? |
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| its temporary- 6 months or less, reaction to stress, such as divorce, moving, death. |
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| Substance Abuse, Thought Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Mood Disorders, Personality Disorders, Organic Disorders |
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| What is "ability to cope with and adjust to recurrent stresses of living in acceptable way"? |
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| Whats a depressed client in touch with reality; that is unable to dress and prepare food? |
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| What dark age priests would perform to cure mental illness? |
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| Which factors influences critical thinking provides best rationale for using team meeting? |
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| How does knowing the nursing diagnosis assist the LPN? |
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| Nursing Diagnosis is based on identified patient problems |
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| According to Hertzeberg, Strongest motivator? |
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| What group gave nursing care during Christian Era? |
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| What are five different levels of Maslow's theories of human motivation? |
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| Physiological, Safety, Belonging, Self Esteem, Self actualization |
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| What is an important way to practice? |
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| Practice honesty & tolerance toward others. |
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| Violence toward one's coworkers |
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| What critical thinkers do when they arrive at a answer to problems or situations? |
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| Continue until you have 3 answers from which to choose. |
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| What student PN says to instructor: "I don't know answer" even though studied is doing? |
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| What nurses do using empowerment? |
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| authority given to client; defined as power to command self and health |
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| What depression in elderly is? |
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| A prolonged emotional state influencing personality and life function? |
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| Who is first Nurse Researcher? |
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| What any process includes? |
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| Purpose, actions, outcomes |
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| What is most effective way to cope with anxiety? |
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| Flashbacks are characteristic of? |
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| Post traumatic Stress Syndrome |
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| The disorder diagnosis when anxiety is broad, long lasting and excessive? |
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| What client experiencing delusions, obsessions, phobias, preoccupation, amnesia, or confabulation; disorders of? |
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| Perceptions such as hearing voices have no external stimulus called? |
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| What are most mental health clients with emotional problems capable of doing? |
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| Participating in some part of their care and treatment. |
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| What caregivers unable to alleviate clients suffering experiencing frustration and failure known as? |
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| Caregiver is considering a client request to attend a family picnic with client? |
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| Instructor calls for volunteers for an anxiety-provoking but rewarding assignment? |
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| The quality for caregivers includes wisdom to "know thyself" and clear-sightedness to learn about others? |
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| Painful emotions being experienced by client necessity setting limits during? |
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| Working phase (p. 123 in MH book) |
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| The barrier in therapeutic relationship based on caregivers inappropriate emotional response to client is? |
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| Countertransference (p. 125 MH book) |
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| nurse observes client breathing heavy, perspiring, hands trembling and eyes darting round room, this is example of? |
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| The communication technique illustrated by "i notice you become uncomfortable when we talk about your wife?" |
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| Client: "I'm and Easter Egg." Caregiver: "Oh what color?" |
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| Non therapeutic communication |
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| The statement best illustrates open-ended communication? |
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| "tell me about your family." |
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| What grew during 20th century as result of several wars? |
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| Interest in Mental Health |
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| What release of large number of mental ill into community with development of psychotrophic drugs? |
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| Whats the acronym for WASH/WARN Identify risk Notify Proper Authority of Risk? |
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