NR 565 (NR565)

(Solution) NURS 6630 Week 10 Assignment: Assessing and Treating Patients With Impulsivity, Compulsivity, and Addiction Impulsivity, compulsivity, and addiction are challenging disorders for patients across the life span. Impulsivity is the inclination to act upon sudden urges or desires without considering potential consequences; patients often describe impulsivity as living in the present moment without regard to the future (MentalH, n.d.). Thus, these disorders often manifest as negative behav...

Course: NURS-6630- Psychopharmalogical Approaches to Treat Psychopathology (Solution) NURS 6630 Week 8 Assignment 1: Short Answer Assessment As a psychiatric nurse practitioner, you will likely encounter patients who suffer from various mental health disorders. Not surprisingly, ensuring that your patients have the appropriate psychopharmacologic treatments will be essential for their overall health and well-being. The psychopharmacologic treatments you might recommend for patients may have pote...

(Solution) NURS 6630 Week 10 Assignment: Assessing and Treating Patients With Impulsivity, Compulsivity, and Addiction Impulsivity, compulsivity, and addiction are challenging disorders for patients across the life span. Impulsivity is the inclination to act upon sudden urges or desires without considering potential consequences; patients often describe impulsivity as living in the present moment without regard to the future (MentalH, n.d.). Thus, these disorders often manifest as negative behav...

(Solution) NURS 6630 Week 10 Assignment: Assessing and Treating Patients With Impulsivity, Compulsivity, and Addiction Impulsivity, compulsivity, and addiction are challenging disorders for patients across the life span. Impulsivity is the inclination to act upon sudden urges or desires without considering potential consequences; patients often describe impulsivity as living in the present moment without regard to the future (MentalH, n.d.). Thus, these disorders often manifest as negative behav...

Mr. Brown, a 50 year-old male who comes into your office today complaining of a constant burning pain in his stomach a couple of hours after he eats. He states that he was seen in the emergency room 2 days ago for the same complaint and was given something called a “GI cocktail” which relieved his symptoms. Mr. Brown reports that he enjoys coffee every morning with breakfast and sometimes in the afternoon with a donut. A review of his records show that acute coronary syndrome was ruled out i...

NR 565 Week 3 Discussion: ANS Case Study/ Responses Responses Kaycee Parrillo Hello Kaycee. Thanks for your post. I agree with your treatment goals of discontinuing clonidine since the patient p resents with adverse side effects. As reported by the patient, the tremors have since increased since she was placed on clonidine. However, you should have a plan to gradually discontinue the medication by tapering before eventually introducing propranolol. Considering the side effects on both drugs on p...