Agranulocytosis
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abnormally low WBC, flu like sx (clozapine)
echopraxia
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purposeful imitation of movements made by others
closed body positions
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nonverbal behavior such as crossed legs and arms folded over chest that
indicate the listener may be failing to listen, defensive, or not accepting
services to promote recovery process
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Emphasis on recovery, going beyond symptom control and medication
management; includes personal growth
Reintegration into community
Empowerment, increased independence
Improved quality of life
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome
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a potentially fatal, idiosyncratic reaction to an antipsychotic (or neuroleptic)
drug
psychopharmacology
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(1950s), development of psychotropic drugs
,Factors in cultural assessment
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Communication-difficult to do if not speaking same language, beliefs differ
with eye contact, shaking hands, etc
Physical distance or space-differences in amt of space b/t people
Social organization-some people have head of house make decisions-
others depend on friends
Time orientation- whether cultures view time and scheduled appts as the
same
overt
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clear, direct statements
Treatment Settings
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residential settings, group homes, supervised apts, board, care homes,
adult foster care, crisis resolution, respite care
Assessment Content JUDGEMENT/INSIGHT
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, Judgment- interpretation of environment
Decision-making ability
Insight- understanding one's own path in current situation
Orientation phase
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Meeting nurse, client
Est roles
discussion of purposes, parameters of future meetings
clarification of expectations
identification of problems
nurse-client contracts, confidentiality, self-disclosure
self concept
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the way one views oneself in terms of personal worth and dignity
Psychoanalysis was created by?
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Sigmund Freud
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abnormally low WBC, flu like sx (clozapine)
echopraxia
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purposeful imitation of movements made by others
closed body positions
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nonverbal behavior such as crossed legs and arms folded over chest that
indicate the listener may be failing to listen, defensive, or not accepting
services to promote recovery process
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Emphasis on recovery, going beyond symptom control and medication
management; includes personal growth
Reintegration into community
Empowerment, increased independence
Improved quality of life
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome
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a potentially fatal, idiosyncratic reaction to an antipsychotic (or neuroleptic)
drug
psychopharmacology
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(1950s), development of psychotropic drugs
,Factors in cultural assessment
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Communication-difficult to do if not speaking same language, beliefs differ
with eye contact, shaking hands, etc
Physical distance or space-differences in amt of space b/t people
Social organization-some people have head of house make decisions-
others depend on friends
Time orientation- whether cultures view time and scheduled appts as the
same
overt
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clear, direct statements
Treatment Settings
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residential settings, group homes, supervised apts, board, care homes,
adult foster care, crisis resolution, respite care
Assessment Content JUDGEMENT/INSIGHT
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, Judgment- interpretation of environment
Decision-making ability
Insight- understanding one's own path in current situation
Orientation phase
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Meeting nurse, client
Est roles
discussion of purposes, parameters of future meetings
clarification of expectations
identification of problems
nurse-client contracts, confidentiality, self-disclosure
self concept
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the way one views oneself in terms of personal worth and dignity
Psychoanalysis was created by?
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Sigmund Freud
