Mh Exam Iii Schizo

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Schizophrenia is the most

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Severe Disorder

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Men between what age range are predisposed to Schizo

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18 to 25

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Women are more often predisposed for Schizo at what age

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25- 35

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Nicotine will decrease Antipsychotic meds by what percent

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50%

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List Schizo Comorbidities

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Substance abuse , Nicotine dependence, Depression (Suicide), Anxiety Disorders, Psychosis-induced polydipisa.

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What is Psychosis induced polydipsia

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PT needs water lots of water, water, water, water!!!!

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Why is the Catatonic Subtype of Schizo not seen that much anymore

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Medications

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What is a False Fixed Belief that cannot be corrected by reasoning

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Delusion

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Sensory deficit perception experience without a Etiology

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Halluciations

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Disorganized Speech give Example

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Go Shopping, Pick Up back pack, Car wont Start!

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A Vegetative State

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Disorganized Catatonic

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This is the most common type of Hallucination

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Auditory, Most Reported, 75% of PT experience.

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Are the Negative of Positive Symptoms easier to treat

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Positive

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Eugen Bleuler is responsible for what

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4 A’s of Schizo, Affect, Associative Looseness, Autism, Ambivalence

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Affect relates to

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What we the nurse see, an outward manifestation, S/S of Schizo, Flat effect, Rapid Eye movement (EB 4 A’s of Schizo.)

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Word Salad is a type of which A

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Associative looseness, illogical & hapharzard, (EB 4 A’s of Schizo.)

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Pt is in their own world, which A might they be experiencing

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Autism (EB 4 A’s of Schizo.)

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Ambivalence

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Opposing Position, Can’t make own decision, unrealistic

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List Subtypes of Schizo

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Paranoid, Catatonic, Disorganized, Undifferentiated, Residual

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Which is the most common subtype

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Paranoid

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With this subtype of Schizo the PT gets increasingly worse with each episode

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Residual

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S/S if Schizo

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Positive, Negative, Cognitive , Mood

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Give an Example of Positive Symptoms

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Hallucinations, Delusions

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Give Example of Negative Symptoms

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Poor Hyigene, Lack of motivation,

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Give Example of Cognitive Symptoms

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Poor problem solving, Poor decision making, Illogical thinking, Impaired Judgment

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A Hallucination is what type of symptom

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Positive

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Poverty Thought or Speech is which type of symptom

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Negative

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A Flat or Blunt effect is which type of symptom

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Mood

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True or False Early DX & TX provided the PT with the Best Outcome

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True

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Name three phases in Course of Schizo

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Acute, Maintenance , Stabilization

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Positive & Negative S/S Sx are part of which phase

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Acute Phase

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When Acute S/S SX are less severe the PT is in this phase

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Maintenance Phase

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Remission of Symptoms allows the PT to be in which category phase

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Stabilization Phase

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List Prepsychotic S/S

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Withdrawn from others, Depressed, Anzious, Phobia, Obession and compulsion, difficulty concentrating, Preoccupation with God & Self.

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Anergia

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no energy

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Anhedonia

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no pleasure

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Avolition

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no motivation

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Dysphoria

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abnormal depression and discontent

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Which symptom is directly related to dysphoria

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Mood Symptoms

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Suicidal ideation is a _________ Symptom

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Mood

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Schizophrenia: A group of disorders includes what four categories

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Neurobiochemical, Neuroanatomical, Genetic, Nongenetic risk factors.

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Neologisms

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a made up word

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Echolalia

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automated vocalization made repeatedly by another person

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Clang association

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Ex: Green Eggs and Ham, Sam I am!

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Having No personal boundaries is what type of symptoms

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Positive

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What are some things a Schizo should avoid

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Drugs & ETOH

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What is the #1 Goal for a PT with Schizo

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Saftey of Client and others.

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Nursing DX for Schizo

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Risk for self-directed or other directed violence, Disturbed sensory perception, Disturbed thought processes, Impaired verbal communication, Ineffective coping, compromised or disabled family coping.

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Role as NSG for PT with Schizo

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Reorient to reality, Keep PT Safe, Decrease Stress, Provide Distraction

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True or False A Pt that has been Dx with Schizo is required to take his meds, regardless if is at the MH facility on a voluntary or involuntary bases.

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False, The PT has the right to refuse his meds at any time.

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Acute dystonia

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Acute often painful sustained contraction of muscles, usually of the head and neck, which typically occur from 2 to 5 days after the introduction of antipsychotic medications.

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Akathisia

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Regular rhythmic movements, usually of the lower limbs constant packing may also be seen, often noticed in people taking antipsychotic medications

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Depersonalization

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A phenomenon whereby a person experiences a sense of unreality of or estrangement from self. Ex: seeing self or events from a distance.

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Idea of reference

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That false impression that outside events have special meaning for oneself. TV people know who you are.

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Reality testing

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a process by which a person is objectively able to evaluate the external world and adequately distinguish it from the internal world (the self).

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Recovery Model

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a Conceptual model of psychiatric illness that stresses hope, living a full and productive life, and eventually recovery.

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A serious and irreversible side effect of phenothiazines and related drugs

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conists of involuntary tonic muscle spasms typically involving the tongue, fingers, toes, neck, trunk & pelvis

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Waxy Flexibility

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Excessive maintenance of posture for example after the arms or legs are placed in a certain position the individual holds that same position for hours.