Csn Mental Health Community Mental Health/forensic

Front 1

Which level of prevention?

Stop mental disorders from ever occurring

Back 1

Primary Prevention

Front 2

Which level of prevention?

Reduce identified cases of psychiatric disorders and disabilities within a population

Back 2

Primary Prevention

Front 3

Which level of prevention?

Focuses on interventions that ID mental health problems early and reduce the duration & prevalence of mental health.

Back 3

Secondary prevention

Front 4

Which level of prevention?

Focuses on rehabilitation & ways to minimize residual effects for people who have encountered mental health problems

Back 4

Tertiary

Front 5

DEF
Health Promotion

Back 5

Aims to ensure the continued well-being of people or communities already considered healthy

Front 6

DEF
Disease prevention

Back 6

Focuses on protecting against any potentially harmful threat

Front 7

This is an example of which level of prevention?

Conducting screening surveys that focus on IDing mental illness in people within schools or the community

Back 7

Secondary Prevention

Front 8

This is an example of which level of prevention?

Referring pt for mental health tx

Back 8

Secondary Prevention

Front 9

This is an example of which level of prevention?

Providing crisis intervention to a community that has encountered a natural or man-made disater

Back 9

Secondary Prevention

Front 10

This is an example of which level of prevention?

Conducting depression screenings

Back 10

Secondary Prevention

Front 11

This is an example of which level of prevention?

Social skills training

Back 11

Tertiary Prevention

Front 12

This is an example of which level of prevention?

Vocational rehabilitation

Back 12

Tertiary Prevention

Front 13

This is an example of which level of prevention?

Self-help groups

Back 13

Tertiary Prevention

Front 14

This is an example of which level of prevention?

Systems of care & wraparound for children & families

Back 14

Tertiary Prevention

Front 15

This is an example of which level of prevention?

Sufficient residential & independent living services

Back 15

Tertiary Prevention

Front 16

What services are provided by Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)?

Back 16

-Pscychopharmacology
-Individual supportive therapy
-Mobile crisis intervention
-Hospitalization
-Substance abuse tx
-Rehabilitation
-Support service

Front 17

What are some factors contributing to growing forensic population?

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-More drug-related activity
-Rising interpersonal and urban violence
-Anticrime and antidrug legislation
-Poor economic conditions & associated homelessness
-The "criminalization of the mentally ill"

Front 18

What are 2 approaches to prevent incarceration of the mentally ill?

Back 18

-Forensic Assertive Community Treatment
-Sequential Intercept Model

Front 19

What are the characteristics of forensic patients?

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-They demonstrate poor judgment
-They have limited reasoning
-They have a hx of not learning from mistakes
-They report an exceptionally high level of substance abuse at the time of arrest

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What is the forensic population?

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-Suspects and convicts
-sentenced or unsentenced
-not guilty by reason of insanity
-Incompetent to stand trial
-Not criminally responsible b/c of mental disorder

Front 21

What are the 3 types of violence found in prison populations?

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-Expressive violence
-Instrumental Violence
-Gang Violence

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DEF
Expressive Violence

Back 22

-Involves interpersonal altercations
-Usually with people known to the assailant
-Of similar age, ethnicity and cultural background as assailant

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DEF
Instrumental Violence

Back 23

-Involves premedicated, motive-driven acts (frequently for economic gain)
-Perpetrator and victim are usually unknown to each other

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DEF
Gang Violence

Back 24

Associated with group alliances and committed for retaliation or revenge

Front 25

What are the dual obligations of the Forensic Psychiatric Nurse?

Back 25

Custody & Caring
(social necessity & social good)