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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism-Repression |
Involuntarily!!!! blocking unpleasant feelings and expieriences from awareness (accident victims) |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Regression |
A response to stress by retreating to an earlier stage in development |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Reaction Formation |
Preventing unwanted thoughts or behaviors from being expressed by exaggerating opposite thoughts or behaviors |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Rationalization |
making excuses or logical reasons to justify unacceptable feelings or behaviors
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Projection |
Attributing feelings or impulses unacceptable to ones self onto another person |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Isolation |
Separating a thought or memory from the feeling, tone or emotion associated with it |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Undoing |
Symbolically negating or cancelling out an experience that one finds interolerable |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Compensation |
Covering up a real or percieved weakness by emphasizing a trait one considers more desirable |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Denial |
refusing to acknowledge the existence of a situation or the feelings associated with it. |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Displacement |
the transfer of feelings from one target to another that is considered less threatining or that is neutral |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Identification |
An attempt to increase self worth by aquiring certain attributes and characteristics of an individual one admires |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Intellectualization |
An attempt to avoid expressing actual emotions associated with a stressful situation by using logic, reasoning and analysis |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Introjection |
Integrating the beliefs and values of another individual into ones ego structure (a child integrates their parents value system) |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Sublimation |
Rechanneling of drives or impulses into constructive activites (mom angry about sons death-starts chapter of M.A.D.D.) |
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Describe the Ego Defense Mechanism- Supression |
The VOLUNTARY blocking of unpleasant feelings |
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What is the GAF for 100-91 |
superior function sought out by others no symptoms |
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What is the GAF for 90-81 |
Absent or minimal symptoms Good Functioning Wide range of activities no more than everyday concerns |
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What is the GAF for 80-71 |
if symptoms present-expectable reactions to stressors slight impairment to social/occupational/school functioning |
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What is the GAF for 70-61
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Mild Symptoms- depressed mood, some difficulty in impairment to social/occupational/school functioning generally well functioning some meaningful relationships |
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What is the GAF for 60-51 |
Moderate Symptoms- Flat affect-occasional panic attacks moderate difficulty in impairment to social/occupational/school functioning few friends and more conflicts with others |
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What is the GAF for 50-41
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Serious Symptoms suicidal idealation severe obsessions frequent shoplifting OR any serious impairment to social/occupational/school functioning NO friends No Job |
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What is the GAF for 30-21 |
behavior considerablly influenced by delusions/hallucinations incoherent, grossly inappropriate preoccupied with suicidal thoughts Inability to function in almost all areas |
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What is the GAF for 20-11 |
Some danger of hurting self or others suicide attempts without intention of death frequent violence or manic OR occasionally fails to maintain hygeine (smears feces) OR gross communication Impairment (incoherent or mute) |
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What is the GAF for 10-1 |
Persistent danger of seriously hurting self or others OR persistent inability to maintain minimal personal hygeine OR serious suicidal act with clear expectation of death
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What is GAF 0 |
Inadequate Information |
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What is Maslows term self actualization? |
An individual pocesses the feeling of self fullfillment and the realization of his/her highest potential |
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What are Maslows hierarchy of needs? |
from Top to bottom: Self Actualization Self Esteem and Esteem of others Love and Belonging Safety and Security Physiological Needs |
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How do you decrease stress in a patient? |
Orient them to the department and environment Explain who you are and whats being done |
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What is SOLER |
Sit squarely facing client Observe an Open Posture Lean forward toward the client Establish eye contact Relax |
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What is the behavioral or emotional response by the nurse towards the client? |
Countertransference |
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What occurs when the client unconsciously displaces to the nurse feelings formed toward someone from their past? |
Transference
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When progress has been made towards mutually set goals, and a plan for assistance during stressful life expieriences has been made, what phase of the relationship are you in? |
Termination Phase |
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When you maintain trust and rapport, and promote the clients perception of reality, and overcome resistance behaviors, you are in what phase of the relationship? |
Working Phase |
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When you establish trust and rapport with a client, indentify their strengths and weaknesses, formulate your diagnosis and set goals, what phase of the relationship are you in? |
Orientation/Intro Phase |
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When you obtain info from the chart or from others about a client, and examine your own feelings about working with that client, what phase of the relationship are you in? |
Pre-Interaction Phase |
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What are the phases in a nurse/client relationship |
Pre-interaction Phase Orientation/Intro Phase Working Phase Termination Phase
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What are the 2 major responses to stress |
Anxiety and Grief
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