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Psych Unit 5 Flashcards

1
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Pt taking antipsychotic meds often have problems with what?

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Weight Gain

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2
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What specific antipsychotic meds are more problematic for weight gain?

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SGA’s

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3
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Name some concerns regarding weight gain the nurse should teach a pt on SGA’s.

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Monitor Glucose (diabetes)
Monitor Cholesterol (Hypercholesterolemia)
Monitor B/P (Hypertension)
Diminished self esteem r/t weight gain usually causes problems in medication regime adherence

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____ are permanent involuntary muscle spasms of the face, truck or pelvis.

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Tardive Dyskinesia

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How do you treat Tardive Dyskinesia?

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There is no known treatment, it is irreversible. Pt’s on FGA’s should be screened every 3 months

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____ is the excessive maintenance of posture for long periods?

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Waxy Flexibility

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A pt who makes up stories in order to maintain self esteem when they cannot remember is performing____?

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Confabulation

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What phase of schizophrenia includes signs and symptoms that “precede” the acute phase, fully manifested disease like social withdrawal, depressive mood, and peculiar behavior.

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Prodromal Phase

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9
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A pt who repeats phrases or behaviors to maintain self-esteem when they cannot remember is performing ____?

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Perseveration

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10
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Decreased LOC, increased muscle tone, autonomic instability, hyperpyrexia, and elevated CPK are all s/s of ____.

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Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS)

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____ is a term for made up words that have special meaning for he pt.

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Neologisms

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12
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____ is extreme motor function restlessness.

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Akathesia

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13
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____ two common drugs used to treat EPS’.

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benzotropine mesylate (Cogentin)
diphenhydramine hydrochloride (Benadryl)
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14
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In what phase of schizophrenia does the pt experience positive/negative symptoms.

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Acute Phase (Phase 1)

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In what phase of schizophrenia does the pt’s symptoms decrease in severity. Specifically the positive.

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Stabilization (Phase 2)

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16
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In what phase of schizophrenia do the pt’s symptoms go into remission?

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Maintenance (Phase 3)

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17
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Describe positive and negative symptoms of schizophrenia.

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Positive: more developed. Hallucinations & Delusions, disorganized speech, and bizarre behavior.
Negative: Lack of motivation, no grooming, apathy, withdrawal, blunt affect, a logia, abolition, and anhedonia

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____ is a condition that develops slowly, is progressive, and base multiple cognitive deficits.

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Dementia

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____ is a state of mental confusion that develops quickly and has an underlying cause.

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Delirium

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20
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These symptoms of schizophrenia include blunt affect, a logia, abolition, and anhedonia.

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Negative symptoms

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21
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____ are sensory perceptions for which no external stimulus exists?

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Hallucinations

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22
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5 types of hallucinations.

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Auditory
Visual
Olfactory
Gustatory
Tactile
23
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____ is different from a hallucination in that it s a misperception or misinterpretation of a real experience.

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Illusion

24
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____ are hallucination that may command a person to hurt themselves or others.

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Command hallucinations

25
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____ is a complex disease that begins to damage the brain long before the symptoms appear. Consists of 4 stages.

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Alzheimers

26
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In stage 1 (Mild) of Alzheimer’s the pt will experience____.

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Forgetfulness.

Pt shows short-term memory loss, loses things, forest. Uses memory aids and is aware of the problem

27
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In stage 2 (Moderate) of Alzheimer’s the pt will experience ____.

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Confusion.

Pt shows progressive memory loss, withdrawn from social activities, decline in ADL’s. Denial is common.

28
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In stage 3 (Moderate to Sever) of Alzheimer’s the pt will experience ____.

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Ambulatory Dementia.
Shows ADL losses: willingness and ability. Shows loss of reasoning and verbal communication. Frustration. Family recognition disappears, may not recognize self.

29
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In stage 4 (Late) Alzheimer’s the pt will experience ____.

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End Stage.

Nonambulatory, mute, forgets how to eat, swallow, chew, etc. Incontinence. Infantile.

30
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What type of care is provided by a team to a person who is generally within 6 months of dying, to provide holistic care to that person and family.

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Hospice

31
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What is the focus of care with hospice?

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Pain management and trying to provide the best quality of life during the remainder of time the pt has left.

32
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____ is the pathologic repeating of anthers words.

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Echolalia

33
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____ is the mimicking of the movements of another.

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Echopraxia

34
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____ is the meaning less rhyming of words.

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Clang associations

35
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____ is a treatment modality for kids that is used to deal with specific issues in the child’s life and is performed based upon the child’s age group.

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Group Therapy

36
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____ is the most serious of the tic disorders and may have periods of remission.

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Touretes Disorder.

37
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____ is a loss that is not publicly sanctioned, openly acknowledged, or publicly mourned.

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Disenfranchised Grief

38
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What med is used to treat aggression in autism and also used for Tourettes?

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Guanfacine

39
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When a person is suffering ____ grief, they may have been very dependent on the one who died, or it may have been a child, they may have poor coping skills, or the deceased person may have died from a condition that had a stigma.

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Complicated Grief

40
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____ is a condition that children exhibit extreme anxiety when they are separated from their familial surroundings.

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Separation Anxiety.

41
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____ is persistent pattern of negativity, disobedience, defiance, and hostility directed toward authority figures.

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Oppositional Defiant Disorder.

42
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Symptoms of Oppositional Defiant Disorder

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Excessive arguing with authority figures
Actively defying or refusal to comply 
Spiteful attitude and revenge seeking
Touch/easily annoyed
Loses temper often
Anger and resentment
Blaming
43
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____ is a serious behavioral and emotional disorder characterized by a persistent pattern of behavior in children and adolescents in which the rights of others and society rules are violated.

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Conduct Disorders

44
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Symptoms of Conduct Disorders.

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Aggressive behavior toward others (Cruelty to others/animals)
Forcing others into sexual acts
Destructive behavior (vandalism)
Deceitfulness (conning, lying)
rule violations (running away, sexually active very young)
antisocial personality disorder

45
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What is the most common class of medications for kids with ADHD?

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CNS stimulants.
methylphendiate (Ritalin)
Adderall
Guanfacine for aggression

46
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4 EPS’s.

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Pseudoparkinsonism
Acute Dystonic Reactions
Akathisia
Tardive Diskinesia

47
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____ is an eps that consists of mask like facies, stiff and stooped posture, shuffling gait, drooling, tremor, and pill-rolling.
(Anticholinergic agent: benztropine or trihexyphernidyl)

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Pseudoparkinsonism

48
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____ is an eps that consists of acute contractions of tongue, face, neck, and back.
(Diphenhydramine hydrochloride first, 2nd benztropine)

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Acute Dystonic Reactions

49
Q

____ is tetanic heightening of the entire body, head and belly up.

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Opisthotonos

50
Q

____ is the term for when the eyes are locked upward.

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Oculogyric crisis

51
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____ is an eps that consists of motor inner driven restlessness.
(MD may change antipsychotic or may give antiparkinsonian. Also may receive beta blocker or anti anxiety)

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Akathisia

52
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____ is an eps that consists of protruding and rolling tongue, blowing, smacking, licking, spastic facial distortion, smacking movements.
(No treatment)

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Tardive diskinesia

53
Q

____ is a needed defense that lasts for a few days and protects the person emotionally from a painful loss.

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Denial

54
Q

a child with ____ has inattention, impulsivity and hyperactivity. Often has problems at school.

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ADHD

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