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47 Cards in this Set
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Signmund Freud
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sexual focus
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Erik Erikson
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8 stages of life, must complete 1 phase before starting another
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Jean Piaget
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cognitive development, children, 3 periods
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Lawrence Kohlberg
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moral development, physchosocial development
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Abraham Maslow
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hierarchy of needs
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Carol Gilligan
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male and female differences, relationships
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1st trimester
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implantation occurs
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2nd trimester
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organs develop, detect fetal movement
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3rd trimester
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fetus grows rapidly, lungs finish
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Neonate
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first 28 days of life
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Infant
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first 12 months
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monumental movement for 3 month old
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smile
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monumental movement for 6 months old
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roll over
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monumental movement for first year
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walking, talking
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Toddler
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12 to 36 months
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Monumental stage for 18 months old
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parallel play
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Monumental stage for 2 years old
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complete short sentences
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Preschool child
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3-5 years
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School age child
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6-12 years
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Preadolescent
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10-12 years old
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Adolescent
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13-18 years
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Middle aged adult
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40-65
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Young adult
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18-40
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Older adult
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older than 65
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PLISSIT
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-permission to discuss sexuality issues
-limited information related to sexual health problems being experienced -specific suggestions... only when nurse is clear about the problem -intensive therapy... referral to professional with advanced training if necessary |
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RAS
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Reticular activating system (causes wakefulness)
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BSR
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Bulbar synchronizing region (causes sleep)
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Presleep
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lasts 10-30 min
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Neonate sleep requirements
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16/hrs a day
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Infant sleep requirements
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9-11/hrs a day + multiple naps
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Toddler sleep requirements
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12 hrs/a day
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Preschooler sleep requirements
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12 hrs/night
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School age sleep requirements
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12 hrs/night
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Teenagers sleep requirements
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7 1/2 hrs/day
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Young adult
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6-8 1/2 hrs/day
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Narcolepsy
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a CNS dysfunction of mechanisms that regulate sleep and wake states
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Parasomnia
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sleep disorders that produce undesirable physical symptoms... ex. tooth grinding
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McCaffrey says
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Pain is whatever the patient says it is
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Gate theory
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gate open= pain
gate closed= no pain |
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Substance P
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helps conduct pain to the brain
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Acute pain
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Identifiable (will go away)
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Chronic pain
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cancer/disease (wont go away)
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wong-baker pain scale
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smile face pain scale
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oucher pain scale
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child faces 1-100
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WHO ladder
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1- non opioid plus adjuvant
2- opioid for moderate pain+non opioid+adjuvant 3-opiod for severe pain +non opioid+adjuvant |
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the 6 rights
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Patient, medicine, dose, time, route, to refuse
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Maslows hierarchy of needs
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self actualization, esteem, love/belonging, safety, physiological
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