Lccc Psych

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who shifted the paradigm of care of a person from traditional care towrds a concept of recovery

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new freedome commission on mental health

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what is the basic concept of recovery

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empowerment of the consumer

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the recovery model is designed to allow consumers

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primary control over decisions about their own care

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recovery model 1

consumers lead, control, exercise choice over and determine their own path of recovery by autonomy independance to acheive self determined life

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Self- direction

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recover model
multiple pathways to recovery exist and are based on the persons uniqu strengths

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individualized and person centered

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recovery model
through empowerment individuals gain control of their own destiny and influence the organization and societal structures in their lives. authority to choose

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empowerment

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recovery model
encompasses ones whole life, mind body spirit and community.

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holistic

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recovery model
not step by step process, it is based on continual growth and setbacks

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non linear

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recovery model
based on resiliencies, taqlents and coping abilities of individuals

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strength based

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recovery model
mutual support including sharing of experiential knowledge and skills and social learning

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peer support

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recovery model
acceptance and appreciation of consumers protecting their rights.

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respect

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recovery model
responsibility for their own self care and journies

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responsibility

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recovery model
provides essential and motivating message of a better future

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hope

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what is the goal of recovery models

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promoting hope, healing, empowerment and connection

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(outpatient) community residential facilities include:

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group homes, halfway houses, foster homes, boarding homes, shelter care facilities, independent living , social residences, transitional housing

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____ has become a recommended method of treatment for individuals with severe and presistent mental illness

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case management

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goal of community mental health centers are

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caring for indivduals with severe and presistent mental illness to improve coping and exerbation of illness

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who id'd 6 essential activities and nursing role functions thaty blend with the steps of the nursing process to form framework for nursing ase management.

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Ling

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a major job of the home psychiatric nurse is to....

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monitor medication compliance and give injectables

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medicaton compliance is accountable for ____ of the re admissions back to hospital

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2/3

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client population the benefit from from psychiatric home health care include...

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elderly, sever and presistent mental illness, and acute crisis situations

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a law that has been enacted by a legislative branch. example (nurse practice act)

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statutory law

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laws based on previous cases apply to a body of principles that evolve from court decisions. state basis.

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common law

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legal parameters of practice definded by each state is called the

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nurse practice act.

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competent level of nursing care as demonstrated by critical thinking model knows as the nursing process.

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Standards of Practice

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consists of 6 steps and uses a provblem solving approach. It is goal directed with objective being delivery of quality client care

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nursing process

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6 steps of the nursing process are>

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assessment
diagnosis
outcome id ADOPIE
planning,
implemention
evaluation

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gather data , interviews, records, other team members,

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assessment

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analyzes the assessment data to determine diagnosis or problems and level of risk...

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diagnosis

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a compreshensive standardized language describing treatments that the nurse performs in all settings and in all specialities Including physiological and psychosocial.

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NIC (nursing intervention classifications

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NIC is thought to

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enhance continuity of care and facilitate communicaton among nurses and between nurses and other providers.

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providing a safe and structured therapeutic environment in collaboration with patients families and other workers is called

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milieu therapy

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state level of mental health

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department of mental health

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federal regulates mental health

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medicare, and medicade

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national accredidation

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jaco

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what was the national mental health act of 1946

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increase the supply of mental health professionals.

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axis 1

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mental illness id'd psychiatric dx
Bi polar, schitzo

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axis 2

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personality disorders / mental retardation

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axis 3

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medical problems

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axis IV

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STRESSORS, (children, divorce, financial)

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axis v

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GAF- global assessment of functioning

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who id'd 7 sub roles within the role of the nurse

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peplau

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interaction between two people in which input from both particpants contributes to a climate of healing growth and promtion of welbeing

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therapeutic relationship

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who believed that emotional provlems stem from difficulties with interpersonal relationships

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Sullivan 1953

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theorist who belived in therapeutic use of self

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travelbee 1971

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an idea for which an objective evidence exists to substantiate their truth

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rational belief

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frame of reference around which an individual organizes knowledge about his or her word.

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attitude

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own beliefs, values and attitudes are all part of

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self awarness

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tool that can be used to increase self awareness

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Johari window

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Johari window set up

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public self unknowing self


private self unknown self

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upper left quadrant of window is

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the self that is public (public self)

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the upper right quadrant of window is

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part of self that is known to others but you are unaware of. (unknowing self)

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lower left quadrant of window

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known to self but hidden from public
(private self)

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the lower right quadrant of window

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unknown to self and others
(the unknown self)

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goal of the johari window is to

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increase the size of the window related to open or public open

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what is transactional model of communication

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two people communicate both ways, effectively

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what plays a big part in good communication

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enviornment

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primary task in relationship development

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rapport

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the ability to be open honest and real in interactions with the client

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genuiness

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believe in the dignity and the worth of a person reguardless of his behavior

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respect

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ability to see beyond outward behavior and understand the situation from the clients point of view.

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empathy

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empathy vs sympathy

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empathy accuratley preceives or understands whats being said
sympathy- shares what the client is feeling.