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1. determine "legal sanity"
2. crime of passion (irresistible impulse) added 1929
3. NGI, not guilty but insane
4. "competence to proceed" |
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| offers picture of mental state at one point in time. speech, affect/mood, perception, thought content & cognition/sensorium included |
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| pt experiences feelings toward nurse that were originally associated with other figures |
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| therapeutic impasse created by nurse's inappropriate emotional response to qualities of pt |
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| make an opening in skull. often to relieve pressure in syphilis pts |
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| grandiose, paranoid, somatic, nihilistic |
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| Therapeutic relationship stages |
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| introduction/initiation. working phase-can have therapeutic conversation, med teaching. Termination phase- evaluate pt experience prior to d/c & provide closure, discuss resources |
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| Freud of defense mechanisms |
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| all behavior is motivated. DMs protect ego/self. some DM are adaptive, others maladaptive. |
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| Schizophrenia + SX --active |
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| bizarre delusions, command aud hallucinations, inappropriate affect, sudden rage, erratic bx. TYPICAL antipsychotics |
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| Schizophrenia - SX--passive |
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| thought blocking, difficulty concentrating, blunted affect, anhedonia (inability to feel pleasure), apathy/alogia. ATYPICAL antipsychotics. |
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| legal obligation, must notify individuals of threat, be knowledgeable about potential violence, and recognize suicidal risk. |
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Mild- sharpens senses, heightened awareness, learning enhanced
Moderate-less alert to environment, attention span & concentration decrease, Increased muscle tension & restlessness
Severe-greatly impaired attention & concentration, difficulty completing tasks, physical & emotional s/s, Bx aimed at relieving anxiety |
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| unable to focus, misperception or loss of reality, wild desperate actions or extreme withdrawal, ineffective communication & interaction |
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| recurrent, persistent worry/concern, change in Bx |
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| multiple phobias, social anxiety 14% lifetime incidence, specific anxiety (fear of flying...) |
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| recurrent thoughts, images or impulses that are intrusive and inappropriate |
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| repetitive Bx or mental acts done to prevent or reduce anxiety |
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| S/s varied, puzzling & difficult to sort out. Dissatisfied w/ caregivers=change, move often to no avail. Workups r/o majore disease. Believe themselves to be sick. Psychological factors & conflicts seem r/t symptoms - internalize |
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| Movie Tommy - boy became deaf dumb & blind after seeing his mom w/ another guy. s/s preceeded by conflict or stress. May exhibit "la belle indifference" re their disability |
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Depersonalization (feeling detached/disconnected)
Dissoc Amnesis (can't recall info)
Dissoc Fugue ( travel & can't recal identity re their past)
Dissoc identity (traumatized at young age, alt personality developed to take abuse) |
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S/s are INTENTIONALLY produced in order to gain attention.
Muchausen's by proxy, Malingering (pretend to have s/s to achieve external goal - $, time off, attention...) |
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