FINAL EXAM NUR 1028
Crisis Patho and Etiology - Answer-When events or circumstances become too much for a person to
resolve or manage. EVERYONE experiences some kindof crisis.
Acute situation
Not the same circumstance for everyone
Crisis Resolutions - Answer-Adapt
Use it to improve self
Deteriorate person
Crisis RF - Answer-Being Human
Crisis Complications - Answer-Can interfere with daily living
Crisis Collab - Answer-Counseling
Community Agencies
Crisis Intervention
,Crisis Diagnostic - Answer-Interview with impact scale and phsyical assessment
Crisis Pharmacology - Answer-Depends on patients need:
Pain
Infection
Sleep
Anxiety
Depression
Crisis Non Pharmacology - Answer-Therapeutic Communication
Counselnig
Crisis Intervention
Tempory Relocation
Alternative Therapy
Crisis Life Span Child - Answer-Behavioral Manifestation
Crisis Life Span Adolescent/ Young Adult - Answer-Encourage to verbalize feeling
Crisis Life SPan Edlerly - Answer-Encourae to verbalize feelings- often reluctant to.
Consider issues as a private matter
Crisis Culutral - Answer-Norms differ from cultural to cultural.
Crisis Assesment - Answer-Personal/ Individual
,Interview of client with assessment questions
Scaling 1-10 scale distress right now
Client miht have
Difficutly solving problems
Disorganized thoughts/ disoriented
Feeling of helplessness
Fearful
Overwhelmed
Overstimulated
Hypervigiance
Physical reactions like flight or fight
Family
-Often imapacted and concered
Can offer insight
Community
-Nurses respond in times of crisis
Crisis Planning - Answer-Client will....
Not exerience injury or self harm
Effective coping
Identify suppourt network
Request assistance
Participate in counseling
Reduction of Anxiety
, Crisis Implementation - Answer-Establish trusting relationship with client
Thrapuetic Communication
Anxiety Overview - Answer-Stress response
Feeling of mental uneasiness, apprehension
Feeling of helplessness
Related to impending or actual threat to self or significant others
Part of daily living
When normal feelings of anxiety get out of control they turn into anxiety disorders.
Anxiety Patho - Answer-Decreased GABA (helps with mood and controlling it.)
Increases norepinephrine ( Vasocontricts the HR high)
Decreased serotonin (feel good neruotransmitter)
Learned sysfunctional responses to stress
Anxiety Complications - Answer-Interferes with daily living
Start avoiding triggers( If it is uncomfortable to you)
Can manifest into phobias
Soical Anxiety - Agoraphobia ( avoiding all together)
Anxiety Collab - Answer-Medical testing (none)
Rule out other causes
Many signs, symptoms are similar to anxiety
Evaluation for psychiatric disorder by trained mental helath professional
Disease process that resemebles anxiety: Hyperthyroid
Crisis Patho and Etiology - Answer-When events or circumstances become too much for a person to
resolve or manage. EVERYONE experiences some kindof crisis.
Acute situation
Not the same circumstance for everyone
Crisis Resolutions - Answer-Adapt
Use it to improve self
Deteriorate person
Crisis RF - Answer-Being Human
Crisis Complications - Answer-Can interfere with daily living
Crisis Collab - Answer-Counseling
Community Agencies
Crisis Intervention
,Crisis Diagnostic - Answer-Interview with impact scale and phsyical assessment
Crisis Pharmacology - Answer-Depends on patients need:
Pain
Infection
Sleep
Anxiety
Depression
Crisis Non Pharmacology - Answer-Therapeutic Communication
Counselnig
Crisis Intervention
Tempory Relocation
Alternative Therapy
Crisis Life Span Child - Answer-Behavioral Manifestation
Crisis Life Span Adolescent/ Young Adult - Answer-Encourage to verbalize feeling
Crisis Life SPan Edlerly - Answer-Encourae to verbalize feelings- often reluctant to.
Consider issues as a private matter
Crisis Culutral - Answer-Norms differ from cultural to cultural.
Crisis Assesment - Answer-Personal/ Individual
,Interview of client with assessment questions
Scaling 1-10 scale distress right now
Client miht have
Difficutly solving problems
Disorganized thoughts/ disoriented
Feeling of helplessness
Fearful
Overwhelmed
Overstimulated
Hypervigiance
Physical reactions like flight or fight
Family
-Often imapacted and concered
Can offer insight
Community
-Nurses respond in times of crisis
Crisis Planning - Answer-Client will....
Not exerience injury or self harm
Effective coping
Identify suppourt network
Request assistance
Participate in counseling
Reduction of Anxiety
, Crisis Implementation - Answer-Establish trusting relationship with client
Thrapuetic Communication
Anxiety Overview - Answer-Stress response
Feeling of mental uneasiness, apprehension
Feeling of helplessness
Related to impending or actual threat to self or significant others
Part of daily living
When normal feelings of anxiety get out of control they turn into anxiety disorders.
Anxiety Patho - Answer-Decreased GABA (helps with mood and controlling it.)
Increases norepinephrine ( Vasocontricts the HR high)
Decreased serotonin (feel good neruotransmitter)
Learned sysfunctional responses to stress
Anxiety Complications - Answer-Interferes with daily living
Start avoiding triggers( If it is uncomfortable to you)
Can manifest into phobias
Soical Anxiety - Agoraphobia ( avoiding all together)
Anxiety Collab - Answer-Medical testing (none)
Rule out other causes
Many signs, symptoms are similar to anxiety
Evaluation for psychiatric disorder by trained mental helath professional
Disease process that resemebles anxiety: Hyperthyroid
