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NUR175 Mental Health Study Guide Test 1

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Definitions:
Recovery Model: Focus shifts from one of illness and disease to an emphasis on
rehabilitation and recovery.
●​ Treats patients as partners and empowers them to have a say in their care.
●​ Consumer and family driven
●​ Increases their ability to cope, facilitate recovery, and build resilience.

Advocacy: An ethical role in nursing.
●​ A patient advocate:
○​ Speaks up for another’s cause
○​ Helps another by defending and comforting
○​ Can be a lawyer who is often viewed as an advocate for his or her clients
●​ Advocacy in nursing includes:
○​ Committing to a patient’s health
○​ Alleviating suffering
○​ Promoting a peaceful, comfortable, and dignified death
●​ Nurses advocate for patients when they:
○​ Advise patients of their rights
○​ Provide accurate and current information

Attending: Refers to an intensity of presence, being there for and in tune with the
patient.

Resilience: The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties.

Stigma: Collection of negative attitudes, beliefs, thoughts, and behaviors that influence
the individual and general public.

Milieu therapy: Uses the total environment to create a healthy healing environment.
●​ People, setting, structure, and emotional climate are all important to healing.

Cognitive therapy: Helping patients identify negative thought patterns.
●​ It is a popular and commonly used effective and well-researched therapeutic tool.
It is based on both cognitive and behavioral theory and seeks to modify negative
thoughts that lead to dysfunctional emotions and actions.
●​ Tests distorted beliefs, and changes way of thinking. Reduces symptoms.
Example: people viewing a glass half empty or half full.

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