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Terms in this set (80)
Cope with stressors (resilience), can think clearly
Mentally sound
and logically, are able to work, contribute to
individuals are able to:
society, can think rationally, and are socially adept.
Anorexia, bulimia, PTSD, OCD, anxiety,
Persistent Mental schizophrenia, depression, paranoia, schizoaffective
Illnesses include disorders, panic disorders, autism (pervasive
developmental disorders)
trauma, socioeconomic status, medical trauma,
Risk Factors for mental genetics, environment, access to healthcare, low
illness include education (with the exception of bipolar disorder),
culture and cultural attitudes toward mental illness
Some people already at a risk for a mental illness,
Diathesis Risk Model and then they encounter a stressor, mental illness
develops.
Getting a person to get back to their closest level of
Recovery in mental functionality
health is focused on It is impossible to get back to baseline because
mental illness changes the brain.
Mental Health Parity Act Guaranteed insurance coverage for mentally ill
of 1996 individuals.
Gives access to healthcare to everybody, caveat to
Affordable Care Act
this is that it can be a difficult process.
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Classification of disease processes, does not classify
DSM-5
people
Diagnostic code manual, invented by Florence
ICD 10
Nightingale
Promote mental health through assessment,
Mental Health RNs
diagnosis, and treatment.
Conscious (Freud) Thoughts and perceptions
Preconscious (Freud) Memories and stored knowledge
Fears, violent motives, unacceptable sexual desires,
Unconscious (Freud) irrational wishes, immoral urges, shameful
experiences, selfish needs.
Pleasure principle. reflex action, primary process.
Id (Freud) SELF-SERVING
- Unconscious mind
Problem solving, reality tester.
Ego (Freud)
- Preconscious mind
Conscience; moral component.
Superego (Freud)
- Preconscious mind
Oral (0 to 1 year)
Anal (1 to 3 years)
Freud Psychosexual
Phallic/Oedipal (3 to 6 years)
Theory
Latency (6 to 12 years)
Genital (12 years and up)
Seeking help for mental health problems from
primary care providers rather than from mental
health specialists is common and similar to seeking
Primary care providers help for other medical disorders. This is especially
(outpatient) true because most psychiatric disorders are
accompanied by unexplained physical symptoms
such as headaches, backaches, and digestive
problems.
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Specialized psychiatric care providers have an
educational background and experience in care of
psychiatric problems and mental health. These
Specialized psychiatric
providers include psychiatrists, psychiatric-mental
care providers
health advanced practice registered nurses (nurse
(outpatient)
practitioners or clinical nurse specialists),
psychologists, social workers, counselors, and other
licensed therapists.
The focus of care is patient centered and provides
Patient-centered medical access to physical health, behavioral health, and
homes (PCMHs) or supportive community and social services. Patients
primary care medical are provided with a range of support for preventive
homes (outpatient) care, acute care, chronic disease management, and
end-of-life issues.
Community mental health centers provide
emergency services, community/home-based
services, and outpatient services across the lifespan.
Community clinics Common treatments include medication
(Outpatient) prescription and administration, individual therapy,
psychoeducational and therapy groups, family
therapy, and dual-diagnosis (mental health and
substance use) treatment.
Psychiatric registered nurses provide evaluation,
therapy, and teaching. Typically, the nurse visits the
Psychiatric home care patient one to three times per week for a limited
(outpatient) period of time. By going to the patient's home, the
nurse is better able to address the concerns of
access to services and adherence with treatment.
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Nurs 3320 Exam 1 ELABORATED EXAM (A+
GRADED 100% VERIFIED) QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS 2025 LATEST!!
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Terms in this set (80)
Cope with stressors (resilience), can think clearly
Mentally sound
and logically, are able to work, contribute to
individuals are able to:
society, can think rationally, and are socially adept.
Anorexia, bulimia, PTSD, OCD, anxiety,
Persistent Mental schizophrenia, depression, paranoia, schizoaffective
Illnesses include disorders, panic disorders, autism (pervasive
developmental disorders)
trauma, socioeconomic status, medical trauma,
Risk Factors for mental genetics, environment, access to healthcare, low
illness include education (with the exception of bipolar disorder),
culture and cultural attitudes toward mental illness
Some people already at a risk for a mental illness,
Diathesis Risk Model and then they encounter a stressor, mental illness
develops.
Getting a person to get back to their closest level of
Recovery in mental functionality
health is focused on It is impossible to get back to baseline because
mental illness changes the brain.
Mental Health Parity Act Guaranteed insurance coverage for mentally ill
of 1996 individuals.
Gives access to healthcare to everybody, caveat to
Affordable Care Act
this is that it can be a difficult process.
https://quizlet.com/1049626348/nurs-3320-exam-1-elaborated-exam-a-graded-100-verified-questions-answers-2025-latest-flash-cards/?new 1/16
,5/30/25, 8:21 AM Nurs 3320 Exam 1 ELABORATED EXAM (A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2025 LATEST!! Flashca…
Classification of disease processes, does not classify
DSM-5
people
Diagnostic code manual, invented by Florence
ICD 10
Nightingale
Promote mental health through assessment,
Mental Health RNs
diagnosis, and treatment.
Conscious (Freud) Thoughts and perceptions
Preconscious (Freud) Memories and stored knowledge
Fears, violent motives, unacceptable sexual desires,
Unconscious (Freud) irrational wishes, immoral urges, shameful
experiences, selfish needs.
Pleasure principle. reflex action, primary process.
Id (Freud) SELF-SERVING
- Unconscious mind
Problem solving, reality tester.
Ego (Freud)
- Preconscious mind
Conscience; moral component.
Superego (Freud)
- Preconscious mind
Oral (0 to 1 year)
Anal (1 to 3 years)
Freud Psychosexual
Phallic/Oedipal (3 to 6 years)
Theory
Latency (6 to 12 years)
Genital (12 years and up)
Seeking help for mental health problems from
primary care providers rather than from mental
health specialists is common and similar to seeking
Primary care providers help for other medical disorders. This is especially
(outpatient) true because most psychiatric disorders are
accompanied by unexplained physical symptoms
such as headaches, backaches, and digestive
problems.
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Specialized psychiatric care providers have an
educational background and experience in care of
psychiatric problems and mental health. These
Specialized psychiatric
providers include psychiatrists, psychiatric-mental
care providers
health advanced practice registered nurses (nurse
(outpatient)
practitioners or clinical nurse specialists),
psychologists, social workers, counselors, and other
licensed therapists.
The focus of care is patient centered and provides
Patient-centered medical access to physical health, behavioral health, and
homes (PCMHs) or supportive community and social services. Patients
primary care medical are provided with a range of support for preventive
homes (outpatient) care, acute care, chronic disease management, and
end-of-life issues.
Community mental health centers provide
emergency services, community/home-based
services, and outpatient services across the lifespan.
Community clinics Common treatments include medication
(Outpatient) prescription and administration, individual therapy,
psychoeducational and therapy groups, family
therapy, and dual-diagnosis (mental health and
substance use) treatment.
Psychiatric registered nurses provide evaluation,
therapy, and teaching. Typically, the nurse visits the
Psychiatric home care patient one to three times per week for a limited
(outpatient) period of time. By going to the patient's home, the
nurse is better able to address the concerns of
access to services and adherence with treatment.
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