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Culture
Groups with shared beliefs, values, practices.
Cultural Norms
Define what is normal or abnormal within a culture.
Enculturation
Learning the rules of right and wrong & Preparing a child to live within his or her culture.
Cultural Competence for Psychiatric MH NSG, FIVE CONSTRUTS:
Cultural Awareness, Cultural Knowledge, Cultural Encounters, Cultural Skill, Cultural Desire.
Cultural Competence
Nurses must constantly see themselves as learners throughout their careers, always open to learning from the immense cultural diversity they will see among their clients.
Ethnocentric Tendencies
Assuming that one’s own beliefs, values and practices are the best preferred or only way.
Norms of Etiquette List
Promptness, Formality, Honor & Respect, Shaking hands, Wearing shoes in the home, Types of clothing, Accepting food or drink, Topics of conversation, Touching babies or children.
Risk factors for Mental Illness
Minority Status – socioeconomic disadvantages, poverty, limited opportunities for education and jobs, residence in advantaged neighborhoods.
PDD
Pervasive Developmental Disorders (Axis I)
Disruptive Behavioral Disorders
ADHD , ODD, CD
Family Systems Theroy
A family is a dynamic system of people living together who are united by meaningful emotional bonds.
Suicide
Third leading cause of death among individuals aged 15 to 24 years.
Child raised by depressed parent is at risk for developing
Anxiety Disorder, Conduct Disorder, Alcohol dependence.
Mental Retardation is Axis?
AXIS II
Learning Disorder, Motor Skill Disorder & Communication Disorder are Axis?
Axis I
Autistic Disorder: Standard Autism, 1st Sings are during Single Play. Presenting Symptoms are
Imparied communication and imaginative activity, impairment in social interaction, markedly restricted behavior patterns. (Hitting Head against the wall).
High Functioning Autism or Asperser’s Syndrome has a common associated disorder
Seizure Disorder
Diagnostic Assessment Tools ABC’s :
Appearance, Behavior, Communication
Psychopharmacology has the ability to
Increase the ability to cope, Increase the quality of life, Enhance potential for growth.
Five Properties of Defense Mechanisms
1. Manage Conflict & affect, 2. Relatively unconscious, 3. Discrete from on another, 4. Often hallmark psychiatric syndrome but reversible, 5. Adaptive as well as pathological.
Name the Defense Mech: Boss yells at employee, employee beats kid
Displacement
Name the Defense Mech: Girl Drinks & Smokes & Eats Salty Food, Then Girl works out for 4 hours each day
Undoing
Name the Defense Mech: What a cute baby, (I hate kids)
Reaction Formation
Name the Defense Mech: I want a divorce! (Husband) Speak up dear I don’t hear a word you are saying, you sure do mumble a lot (wife)
Somatization
Anxiety Scale
Mild, Moderate, Severe, Panic
Anxiety
apprehension to an unknown source.
Fear
a reaction to a specific danger
Ego dystonic
uncomfortable with sx
Ego syntonic
confortable with sx
Primary gain
relief decrease sx
Secondary gain
“the reward”
Agoraphobia
Fear to go outside
Somatoform disorders are
Characterized by Physical symptoms suggesting medical disease but without evidence or fact of physical pathological findings.
To be diagnosed with Somatization Disorder you must meet the following
C/O pain in 4 different sites, C/O 2 GI Problems other than pain, One sexual or reproductive SX, One SX suggesting neuro problems.
Frequent S/S of Somatization Disorder
Pain Dysphagia, nausea, bloating , constipation, palpitations, dizziness, SOA.