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02 Psychosocial Assessment Flashcards

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What’s are the purposes of a psychosocial assessment?

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  • To engage
  • To develop a trust relationship
  • To obtain valid data and establish trust for this
  • to develop a tentative diagnosis
  • to plan a treatment
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what are some things invovled in the violence assessment?

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  • —Current presentation and relevant behaviors that precipitated them
  • —Prior history of violent behavior
  • —Legal history
  • —Observable behavior/verbalizations
  • —Thoughts to harm others
    —Is there a plan?
    Is there intent?
    Who is it directed at?
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What is the Mental Status Examination (MSE) used for?

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To evaluate the patient’s current state

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What type of questions may be asked to test for Orientation in MSE?

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  • Person
  • Place
  • Time
  • Situation (Why they’re here)
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Euthymic

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Normal

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Euphoric

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Elated

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Dysphoric

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Depressed, restless

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Labile

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easily changeable

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Illusions:

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misperceptions/misinterpretations of real external stimuli

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Hallucinations:

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false sensory perception not associated with real external stimuli. Hallucinations may invovle any of the 5 senses.

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Thought broadcasting:

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Thoughts can be heard by others

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Thought insertion:

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thoughts are being implanted by external forces.

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Ideas of reference:

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Incorrect assumptions that real events or incidents have direct reference to one’s self

i.e thinking you caused the paris attacks.

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Magical Thinking:

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Believes actions/words have power

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Obsessions:

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Persistent thought/feeling that they are unable to remove from their consciousness

i.e can’t stop thinking about drinking, washing hands, having sex, pursuing heroin.

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Phobias:

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Irrational fears

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Delusions:

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Unrealistic ideas/beliefs

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Persecutory:

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Belief that someone is out to get them in some way

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Grandiose

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An idea that they are all powerful or of great importance

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Reference:

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An idea that what is happening in the environment is about them

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Somatic:

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A belief that they have a dysfunctional body part

ex bug beaneath the teeth and the teeth needs to be taken out in order for the bugs to be released.

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Nihilistic:

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A belief that they or a part of them does not exist or has been destroyed.

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Religious:

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Obsession with religious ideas.

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Paranoid:

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Singled out for unfair treatment, suspicious

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Hallucations is false sensory impressions/experiences. It invovles all 5 senses.

Explain each sense.

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Auditory: Hearing voices/other sounds.

Command vs persecutory

Visual: seeing images that do not exist, common with delirium

Tactile: Feel unrealistic sensation on the skin. i.e bugs on skins

Gustatory: false perception of an unpleasant taste

Olfactory: smell odors that do not exist

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Pt’s self expression through speech

Circumstantial:

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Verbalization are lengthy and tedious and because of numerous details, are delayed in reaching the intended point

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Pt’s self expression through speech

Flight of ideas:

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Verbalizations are continuous and rapid and flow from one to another

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Pt’s self expression through speech

Loose associations:

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Verbalizations shift from one unrelated topic to another

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Pt’s self expression through speech

Neologism:

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Making up nonsensical sounding words, which have meaning only to them

30
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Pt’s self expression through speech

Tangential

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Verbalizations that are lengthy and tedious and never reach an intended point

31
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Pt’s self expression through speech

Thought blocking

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speech is suddenly interrupted by silence. Once started, it’s an unrelated to the topic.

32
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Pt’s self expression through speech

Word Salad

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Using a mixture of words that have no meaning together, sounds incoherent

33
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Pt’s self expression through speech

Perseveration

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Persistently repeating the last word of a sentence spoken.

Seen at times with dementia

34
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Axis I:

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Clinical Syndrome

Can typically be treated with pill

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Axis II

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Personality Disorders, Pervasive Disorders, MR

Typically a core personality disorder that can’t be cured with a pill but can be helped with therapy

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Axis III

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General Medical Diagnosis

COPD, hyperthyroidism

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Axis IV:

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Psychosocial and Environmental Problems:

legal, financial, access to health care, occupational problems, educational problems, problems with primary support group

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Axis V

A

Gloval Assessment of Functioning (GAF),

Scale from 1~100 in the sheet she gave you

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