Second Quiz Ncm 104

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Qualities of a psych nurse

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1.View the client as a holistic being with needs

2.Focusing on clients strength rather than their weaknesses

3.accept client as a unique human being

4.establishes a therapeutic communication with client

5.explore the clients behavior for the needs

6.views the client non-judgementally

7.competent in his/her abilities

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1 quality of a psych nurse

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View the client as a holistic being with needs

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2 quality of a psych nurse

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Focusing on clients strength rather than their weaknesses

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3 quality of a psych nurse

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accept client as a unique human being

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4 quality of a psych nurse

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establishes a therapeutic communication with client

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5 quality of a psych nurse

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explore the clients behavior for the needs

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6 quality of a psych nurse

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views the client non-judgementally

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7 quality of a psych nurse

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competent in his/her abilities

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Helps to be rational, suystematic in approaching clients' well-being

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Conceptual framework of psychiatric care

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Conceptual framework of psychiatric care

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Helps to be rational, systematic in approaching clients' well-being

1. PSYCHODYNAMIC F.- freud, erikson

2. BEHAVIORAL F. - skinners

3. INTERPERSONAL F. - sullivan

4. HUMANISTIC F. -

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Framework that focuses on the intrapsychic process

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Psychodynamic framework

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Psychodynamic framework

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Focuses on conflicts, anxiety, defenses, sexual drive, aggressive drives, dream analysis, of person's feelings

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The intrapsychic processes

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Psychosexual development - freud

8 developmental stages - erikson

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Components of personality dynamics

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ID

Ego

Superego

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The conscious, subconscious

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Topography of the mind

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This is used if self esteem is low

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Defense mechanism

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Functions of defense mechanism

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Anxiety reduction

Resolve mental conflict

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Overuse of this will deny reality

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Defense mechanism

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Slip of the tongue experience

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Unconscious

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Tip of the tongue experience

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Subconscious

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What are personality dynamics?

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1. Components of personality

2. Topograpjy of the mind

3. Defense mechanism

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What are the conceptual framework of psychiatric care?

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Psychodynamic framework

Behavioral framework

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behavioral modification/framework focus

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Focuses on the behavior of the cx

Focuses on anxiety and maladaptive patterns of behavior

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Skinner's theory

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Positive and negative reinforcement

(Operant conditioning) (behavioral framework)

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Behavioral treatments

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1. Systematic desentisization

2. Aversive therapy

3. Biofeedback

4. Relaxation therapy

5. Assertiveness training

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BABRA

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Define systematic desensitization

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Gradually confronting a situation that evokes anxiety (self regulation)

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Define aversive therapy

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For patients with maladaptive behavior (px with depression that is unresponsive to antidepressants)

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Example of aversive therapy

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Electroconvulsive therapy ECT

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Define relaxation therapy

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Used to counteract nervous tension

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Differentiate anxiety and fear

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Anxiety is subjective

Fear is objective

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Define assertiveness training

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Training to overcome passivity in your interpersonal relationships

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Define interpersonal framework

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Results fr the interaction with significant others

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2 basic drives accdg to sullivan

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1. Satisfaction needs

2. Security needs

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Way to reduce anxiety

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Verbal sharing

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Interpesonal treatments

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1. Trusting environment

2. Assist cx to develop a close relationship

3. Encourage cx to share/verbalize feelings or anxiety

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Define humanistic framework

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-Focuses on client's human experiences (existential framework)

-If a person lacks SELF AWARENESS

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The framework that focuses on learned behavior

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Behavioral framework

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The framework that focuses on intrapsychic processes

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Psychodynamic framework

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The framework that focuses on clients human experiences and unmet needs

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Humanistic framework (existential)

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What are the Humanistic treatments?

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1. Client centered therapy

2. Gestalt therapy

3. Respect

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Humanistic therapy where nurse listens to patient

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Client-centered therapy

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Humanistic treatment where nx assists px to express feelings

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Gestalt therapy

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Humanistic treatment where nurse gives a positive regard to patient whether positive or negatie to boost morale

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Respect

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Framework that focuses oncognitive process

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Cognitive framework

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Framework that focuses on the disease process

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Biomedical framework

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Focuses of biomedical framework

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Disease process

Psychotherapy

Psychopharmacology

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Focuses of cognitive framework

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Cognitive process

Expectations of patient

Beliefs of patient

Memories of patient

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Define personality

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It is unique and dynamic

Constitutes genetic constitution

Concerns psych devt

Culture

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Age where personality initially emerges

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2 years old

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Significant in the devt of one's personality

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Parent-child relationship

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6 conceptual frameworks of psychiatric care

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1. Psychodynamic

2. Behavioral

3. Interpersonal

4. humanistic

5. Cognitive

6. Biomedical

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Another term for topography of mind

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Iceberg of mind

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Define the conscious toporaphy of mind

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Thinking being

Corresponds to EGO

past experiences can be easily recalled

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Define the subconscious topography of the mind

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Past experiences recalled by exerting effort

Ideas reaction stored but partially forgotten

Tip of tongue experience - manifestation

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Define the unconscious topograpjy of mind

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Largest part of mind

Greatest influence in personality

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Unconscious can be expressed by means of:

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1. Dreams

2. Slip of tongue exp

3. Unexplained behavior

4. Sense of humor

5. Lapse of memories

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Different components of personality

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1. ID - pleasure principle

2. EGO - reality principle

3. S. EGO

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Define ID

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Unconscious part of mind

Person is born with it

Primitive

Based on pleasure principle

Develops during infancy stage

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Disorders of ID

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1. Mania

2. Antisocial

3. Narcissistic

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Define EGO

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Corresponds to self

Integrator of personality

Develops during toddlerhood

Based on the reality principle (supercedes pleasure principle)

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The only disorder of EGO

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Schizophrenia

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Define SUPEREGO

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Conscience

Based on morality principle

With parental direction - censoring force

Develops dur. PRESCHOOL

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2 types of superego

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1. Strict superego

2. Weak or defective superego

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The superego that has a rigid personality

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Strict superego

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If superego is dominant person needs

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ID

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Strict s.ego leads to

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Rigid personality

Unhappiness

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Weak superego leads to:

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Guilt

Anxiety

Hostility

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Define schizophrenia

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Altered reality perception

Hallucinations

Delusions

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Disorders of the superego

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Obsessive compulsive disorder

Anorexia nervosa