Mental Health Nursing Midterm

Front 1

Four A's of Schizophrenia

Back 1

Affect

Associative Looseness

Autism

Ambivalence

Front 2

Five key features of Schizophrenia

Back 2

1. delusions

2. hallucinations

3. disorganized thought

4. abnormal motor behaviour

5. negative symptoms

Front 3

Five types of schizophrenia

Back 3

1. paranoid

2. disorganized

3. catatonic

4. residual

5. undifferentiated

Front 4

5 drugs that increase dopamine
Don't take with schizophrenia!

Back 4

1. PCP

2. amphetamines

3. cocaine

4. methamphetamines

5. levodopa

Front 5

Three 1st Generation Antipsychotics

What do they do?

What should you watch for?

Back 5

1. Haldol

2. Trilafon

3. chlorpromazine

EPS - dystonic reactions, akathesia, pseudoparkinsonism, high pulse, low BP, prolactin

Front 6

6 atypical antipsychotics

why are they better?

Back 6

1. clozapine - agranulocytosis, seizures, tachycardia, wt gain

2. olanzapine - wt gain, BM suppression, diabetes

3. quetiapine

4. respiradone - high prolactin, high risk of EPS at high dose

5. ziprasidone

6. abilify

lower side effects

Front 7

What do you give for Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS)

what else do you give this for?

Back 7

IV Cogentin - Benzotropine

treats EPS side effects

Front 8

Beck's cognitive Triad of depression includes a negative view of what?

Back 8

Self

World

Future

Front 9

Who's theory is it that

those who believe an undeserved life event is their own fault and there is nothing that can be done to change it is at higher risk of depression

Back 9

Seligman

Front 10

First line agents of Antidepressants include
_________ and __________ (__________)

Second line include _________, __________, ________

Back 10

SSRIs

Novel (atypical antidepressants)

TCAs, MAOIs, ECT

Front 11

Four types of SSRIs

Back 11

1. Paxil

2. Zoloft

3. Celexa

4. Lexapro

Front 12

Three types of Novel Antidepressants (Atypical)

Back 12

1. Effexor XR

2. Wellbutrin

3. Remeron

Front 13

TCAs affect reuptake of _______ and _________

Two examples are?

Most effective for ______________ depressions

Side effects are mostly _______ but can have serious ___________.

Back 13

Serotonin and norepi

1. Elavil 2. Tofranil

Non-delusional depression

Anticholinergic

Cardiac side effects (abnormal t-wave)

Front 14

Two types of MAOIs

A lot of side effects

Don't eat food containing _________

Back 14

Nardil

Parnate

Tryptophan

Front 15

Bipolar I

Bipolar II

Cyclothymia

Back 15

mania and MDE

hypomania and MDE

hypomania alternating with minor depressive episodes

Front 16

DIG FAST - mania

Back 16

Distractibility

Irresponsibility - hedonistic

Grandiosity

Flight of ideas

Activity and agitation increase

Sleep will be decreased

Talkativeness or pressured speech

Front 17

First drug to use for Bipolar

therapeutic window

toxic above

Back 17

Lithium

0.6-1.2

1.5

Front 18

Bipolar Disorder - Antiepileptic drugs

2 main types and 3 others

Back 18

Tegretol

Epival

Lamictal

Gabapentin

Topamax

Front 19

Bipolar Antipsychotics

_________ and ___________ (newer)

Anxiolytics

_______ and ___________

Back 19

Haldol, Zyprexa

clonazepam, Ativan

Front 20

Five concepts of General Systems Theory

Back 20

1. family is part of a larger supra system, and is made of subsystems

2. family as a whole > sum of its parts

3. change in one member affects all

4. try to create a balance between change:stability

5. view of circular rather than linear causality

Front 21

CFAM 5 attributes of the concept of family

Back 21

1. family is a system/unit

2. members don't have to be related/live together

3. don't need to have children

4. commitment and attachment including future obligation

5. caregivers for protection, nourishment, socialization

Front 22

CFAM 3 categories of assessment

Back 22

Structural

Functional

Developmental

Front 23

CFAM assessment - Structural

three parts

Back 23

Internal (Comp/Gend/Orient/Rank/Sys/Bound)

External (Extend/Larger)

Context (Eth/Rac/Clas/Relig/Environ)

Front 24

CFAM assessment - Developmental

6 stages

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1. leave home

2. marriage

3. young kids

4. adolescent kids

5. kids leave

6. families in later life

Front 25

CFAM assessment - Functional

Two types

Back 25

Instrumental (ADLs)

Expressive (emo/verb/prob/rol/power/belief/coal/allian)

Front 26

Three cognitive theorists and their theories

Back 26

Albert Bandura Social Cognitive Theory Model

Albert Ellis Rational Emotive Behavioural

Aaron Beck Cognitive Behavioural

Front 27

Four humanistic theorists and their theories

Back 27

Carl Rogers unconditional positive regard

Perls gestalt theory

Maslow heirarchy

Frankl logotherapy