NUR 180 EXAM 1(UPDATED 2026)
LATEST SUMMER COMPLETE FULL
ASSESSSMENT WITH KEY CONCEPT|
GRADED A+
therapeutic techniques
- active listening
- broad openings
- clarifying
- focusing
- informing
- offering self to help
- open ended questions
- paraphrasing
- reflecting
- restating
- silence
- summarizing
- validating
nontherapeutic techniques
- approval
- asking excessive questions
- changing the subject
- close ended questions
- disagreeing
- disaproving
- false reassurance
- giving advice
- minimizing the client's feelings
- parroting
- placing client's feelings on hod
- value judgements
- "why" questions
- provides information that must be validated
Bipolar I
- full mania
- more severe
- hospitalized
- "I = intense"
- high protein finger foods during manic episodes
Bipolar II
, - hypomania + depression
- less severe highs, worse lows
- last about 4 days
- often no hospitalization
- "II = two episodes)
recidivism
- repeated hospitalization due to lack of support/follow-up (frequent flyer)
mileu therapy
- structured enviorment promotes safety, healing, and behavior management
mania phase
- increases appetite (give finger foods)
- angry quickly
- flight of ideas
- restlessness
- unlimited energy
- high and unstable affect
- dressed inappropriately
mania symptoms
- hyperactivity
- pressured speech
- decreased sleep
- grandiosity (belive they're poweful)
mania interventions
- structured environments
- mood stabilizers (valproic acid)
depression symptoms
- sleep problems (insomnia or hypersomnia)
- loss interest
- feeling guilt or worthlessness
- loss energy (anergia)
- difficult concentration
- poor appetite (up or down)
- psychmotor agitation or retardation
- suicidal ideation
depression phase
- increased or decreased appetite
- lack of energy
- poor concentration
- easily fatigued
- decreased in ADLs
- inability to make decisions
- social isolation
chronically ill
- come and go or stay mild to sever over time
- constant meds, therapy, hospitalization, pr community support
LATEST SUMMER COMPLETE FULL
ASSESSSMENT WITH KEY CONCEPT|
GRADED A+
therapeutic techniques
- active listening
- broad openings
- clarifying
- focusing
- informing
- offering self to help
- open ended questions
- paraphrasing
- reflecting
- restating
- silence
- summarizing
- validating
nontherapeutic techniques
- approval
- asking excessive questions
- changing the subject
- close ended questions
- disagreeing
- disaproving
- false reassurance
- giving advice
- minimizing the client's feelings
- parroting
- placing client's feelings on hod
- value judgements
- "why" questions
- provides information that must be validated
Bipolar I
- full mania
- more severe
- hospitalized
- "I = intense"
- high protein finger foods during manic episodes
Bipolar II
, - hypomania + depression
- less severe highs, worse lows
- last about 4 days
- often no hospitalization
- "II = two episodes)
recidivism
- repeated hospitalization due to lack of support/follow-up (frequent flyer)
mileu therapy
- structured enviorment promotes safety, healing, and behavior management
mania phase
- increases appetite (give finger foods)
- angry quickly
- flight of ideas
- restlessness
- unlimited energy
- high and unstable affect
- dressed inappropriately
mania symptoms
- hyperactivity
- pressured speech
- decreased sleep
- grandiosity (belive they're poweful)
mania interventions
- structured environments
- mood stabilizers (valproic acid)
depression symptoms
- sleep problems (insomnia or hypersomnia)
- loss interest
- feeling guilt or worthlessness
- loss energy (anergia)
- difficult concentration
- poor appetite (up or down)
- psychmotor agitation or retardation
- suicidal ideation
depression phase
- increased or decreased appetite
- lack of energy
- poor concentration
- easily fatigued
- decreased in ADLs
- inability to make decisions
- social isolation
chronically ill
- come and go or stay mild to sever over time
- constant meds, therapy, hospitalization, pr community support
