NSG 3320 M1 – Questions With Precise Solutions
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1. regulate
2. relate
3. reason
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1 Mental Health Definition 2 dopamine and mental illness
sequence of engagement of a
3 What is a self-stigma 4
stressed individual
Don't know?
Terms in this set (69)
A state of wellbeing where the person is able to
realized their potential, contribute to their community,
Mental Health Definition
cope with the daily stresses of living and work
productively
, there is optimal mental health and minimal mental
Mental Health Continuum health, on the continuum someone with a mental illness
Meaning (epp report) can have optimal mental health based on the definition
of mental health.
How do we diagnose a using DSM - 5 manual, it is a mental disorder which
mental illness and what is a results in distress, disability and increased risk of
mental illness suffering or death
What is the diathesis-stress integrates biological predispositions with environmental
model? triggers like trauma
individual can internalize all the negative stereotypes,
What is a self-stigma prejudices, and discriminatory experiences they've had,
and may feel rejected by society
nurses use themselves as a therapeutic tool to establish
the therapeutic relationship with clients and to help
Therapeutic use of self
clients grow, change, and heal (microcommunication,
being with someone, connect on an emotional level)
Peplau's model of 1. orientation
interpersonal relationships 2. working
in nursing 3. termination
Examples of blurred Transference (patient to nurse)
boundaries countertransference (nurse to patient)
institution in Toronto developed to contain those who
Behind these walls key
aren't functioning well in society, eventually shut down,
points
contributed to homelessness
moral treatment 1700s Phillipe Pinel and William Turke
advoates
What year did asylum care 1800s
begin in Canada
What year was 1960s
deinstitutionalization
dopamine and mental -↓ depression & Parkinson's
illness -↑ schizophrenia & mania
norepinephrine and mental -↓ depression
illness -↑ in anxiety, mania, schizophrenia
Serotonin and mental -↓ depression
illness -↑anxiety
Save
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
1. regulate
2. relate
3. reason
Choose an answer
1 Mental Health Definition 2 dopamine and mental illness
sequence of engagement of a
3 What is a self-stigma 4
stressed individual
Don't know?
Terms in this set (69)
A state of wellbeing where the person is able to
realized their potential, contribute to their community,
Mental Health Definition
cope with the daily stresses of living and work
productively
, there is optimal mental health and minimal mental
Mental Health Continuum health, on the continuum someone with a mental illness
Meaning (epp report) can have optimal mental health based on the definition
of mental health.
How do we diagnose a using DSM - 5 manual, it is a mental disorder which
mental illness and what is a results in distress, disability and increased risk of
mental illness suffering or death
What is the diathesis-stress integrates biological predispositions with environmental
model? triggers like trauma
individual can internalize all the negative stereotypes,
What is a self-stigma prejudices, and discriminatory experiences they've had,
and may feel rejected by society
nurses use themselves as a therapeutic tool to establish
the therapeutic relationship with clients and to help
Therapeutic use of self
clients grow, change, and heal (microcommunication,
being with someone, connect on an emotional level)
Peplau's model of 1. orientation
interpersonal relationships 2. working
in nursing 3. termination
Examples of blurred Transference (patient to nurse)
boundaries countertransference (nurse to patient)
institution in Toronto developed to contain those who
Behind these walls key
aren't functioning well in society, eventually shut down,
points
contributed to homelessness
moral treatment 1700s Phillipe Pinel and William Turke
advoates
What year did asylum care 1800s
begin in Canada
What year was 1960s
deinstitutionalization
dopamine and mental -↓ depression & Parkinson's
illness -↑ schizophrenia & mania
norepinephrine and mental -↓ depression
illness -↑ in anxiety, mania, schizophrenia
Serotonin and mental -↓ depression
illness -↑anxiety
