Nurb 370 Test 4: Anxiety, Somatoform, And Dissociative Do

Front 1

Why do individuals with anxiety disorders use rigid, repetitive and ineffective behaviors?

Back 1

To try and control anxiety

Front 2

List types of anxiety disorders?

Back 2

Panic DO
Phobias
Generalized Anxiety

Front 3

If a person is afraid of open spaces they have?

Back 3

Agoraphobia

Front 4

Does a person with OCD know they have it?

Back 4

Yes, they recognize that the OCD is excessive and unreasonable, however, it temporarily lowers anxiety

Front 5

What are the types of Generalized Anxiety Disorders?

Back 5

PTSD
Acute Stress Disorder
Substance-Induced Anxiety DO
Anxiety due to medical conditions
Anxiety DO NOS

Front 6

If a person has anxiety within 1 mos of being exposed to a traumatic event, experiences feelings of numbness, and the anxiety resolves within 4 weeks, this is classified as?

Back 6

Acute stress disorder

Front 7

PTSD is usually evident within how long from time of exposure to traumatic event

Back 7

3mos, but may be years

Front 8

Generalized Anxiety DO is characterized by

Back 8

Excessive anxiety of worry about numerous things that lasts 6 mos or longer

Front 9

Clinical manifestations of generalized anxiety disorder?

Back 9

Restlessness
Poor concentration
Irritability
Fatigue
Sleep problems

Front 10

What "why" question is acceptable for the nurse to ask?

Back 10

"Why do you think that you are so anxious?"

Front 11

What is a significant intervention for patients with an anxiety DO?

Back 11

Health teaching:
S&S of the disorder
Causes, risk factors, co-occurences
Treatments

Front 12

Which disorder is considered more severe Somatoform or Dissociative?

Back 12

Dissociative is severe

Somatoform considered moderate

Front 13

Somatoform do's are disorders which?

Back 13

Physical symptoms suggest a physical do for which there is no demonstrable base

Very difficult to convince they need psych help

Front 14

Symptoms of somatoform do are not what?

Back 14

Intentional or under the conscious control of the client except:

1) Malingering
2) Factitious disorder

Front 15

Malingering?

Back 15

Intentionally displaying symptoms for some payoff

Front 16

Factitious disorder?

Back 16

Intentionally hurting someone else for sympathy

(Munchausen syndrome by proxy ex.)

Front 17

Is a somatoform DO the same as psychosomatic illness?

Back 17

No, a psychosomatic illness is one that is made worse by stress (HTN, ulcerative colitis)

Front 18

List the various somatoform disorders?

Back 18

Somatization DO
Hypochondriasis
Pain DO
Body Dysmorphic DO
Conversion DO

Front 19

Misinterpretation of a physical symptom is?

Back 19

Hypochondriasis

Front 20

Which is the most common somatoform DO?

Back 20

Conversion DO

Front 21

Conversion DO is one in which?

Back 21

Anxiety is relieved through physical symptoms

Wake up blind or paralyzed ex

Labelle indifference'

Front 22

Labelle indifference'?

Back 22

No emotional response

Front 23

Assertiveness training (somatoform do)?

Back 23

Teach skills to cope better so the client does not need physical symptoms to relieve anxiety

Front 24

List dissociative disorders?

Back 24

Depersonalization DO
Dissociative Amnesia
Dissociative Fugue
Dissociative Identity DO

Front 25

Inability to recall important info, often traumatic info?

Back 25

Dissociative Amnesia

Front 26

Sudden, unexpected travel and inability to recall one's past?

Back 26

Dissociative Fugue

Front 27

Feeling detached, dead from body, seeing oneself from a distance?

Back 27

Depersonalization DO

Front 28

2 or more distinct personalities, usually associated with severe trauma, sexual abuse, torture?

Back 28

Dissociative Identity DO
(formerly multiple personality)