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T3 - Blueprint 1 (Josh) Flashcards

1
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Which Personality Disorder?

detachment, social withdrawal

indifference to other’s feelings

restricted emotional range

loner

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Schizoid

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Anticonvulsants used with Bulimia

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Toprimate

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Cluster B Personality Disorders are associated with —

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an abnormal prefrontal cortex

dysfunction in the right temporal lobe

dysfunction within the limbic system

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4
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Which Personality Disorder?

extreme need to be taken care of

passive compliance

defers/avoids responsibility

difficulty making decisions

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Dependent

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Physiological effects of Anorexia Nervosa

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Emaciation

Hypothermia

Bradycardia/Hypotension

Edema (lack of protein)

Lanugo; dry, brittle hair

Amenorrhea

Jaundice

Constipation

Heart Failure

Abnormal Labs

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6
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Which personality disorder?

vain

attention seeking

praise seeking

dramatic

demanding

manipulative

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Histrionic

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7
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What are the Antipsychotics?

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risperidone

olanzapine

haloperidol

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What is the first priority nursing intervention w/ Anorexia Nervosa?

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Nutrition

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9
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How often does binge eating and purging occur?

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once a week for 3 mths

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10
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What kind of sense does the Bulimia client have while eating?

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A sense of LACK OF CONROL over eating during the episode (feeling that one cannot stop eating or control what or how much one is eating)

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11
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— is characterized by binging and purging.

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Bulimia Nervosa

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Who does Anorexia Nervosa predominately affect?

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girls 12-30 yrs old

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13
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Cluster – Personality Disorders are Odd or Eccentric.

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A

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14
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What is Splitting?

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tend to have stormy, intense relationships alternating b/t all good or all bad view of others

unable to incorporate positive and negative attributes into a whole picture of an individual

may shift from great admiration to intense anger or dislike

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15
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Object Constancy

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The ability to form a lasting bond of trust with a primary caregiver is theorized to be an important landmark in early human development and a critical aspect to personality development

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16
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Will bulimia clients be severely underweight?

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NO

normal or just slightly underweight

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17
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Splitting is a characteristic of —

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Borderline Personality Disorder

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18
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Risk factors for Bulimia

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A person in family has an eating disorder

Overly concerned with weight/struggles with depression

Is overweight and starting a restrictive diet

Perfectionism traits

Cultural factors–admiration of thinness

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19
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What are the SSRIs?

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fluoxetine

sertraline

citalopram

paroxetine

excitalopram

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20
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Which type of approach when speaking to Paranoid Personality?

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use a straightforward, honest, professional approach rather than a casual or friendly approach

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21
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Why are Sympathomimetics used with obesity?

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they have anorexia inducing effects

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22
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Low levels of this neurotransmitter may play a role in compulsive eating.

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5-HT

23
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– is an eating disorder that can lead to obesity.

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Binge Eating Disorder (BEO)

24
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Which Personality Disorder?

mistrustful, suspicious, watchful

irritable, short-fuse, bad temper

hostile temper

A

Paranoid

25
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Which Personality Disorder?

instability in interpersonal relationships, mood, behavior, and self-image

emotions overwhelm cognitive functioning

intense anger, rage

impulsivity

splitting

A

Borderline

26
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What are the Cluster A Personality Disorders?

A

Paranoid

Schizoid

Schizotypal

27
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Physiological effects of Bulimia Nervosa

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Dental erosion (due to acid from vomiting)

Parotid edema (due to food particles getting stuck in the parotid glands from purging→ chipmunk like cheeks)

Calluses on hands (from sticking fingers down throat)

Peripheral edema

Muscle weakness

Low Na and K

Cardiomyopathy, ECG changes, CF

28
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What is binging?

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Eating, in a discrete period of time (like within any 2 hour period) an amount of food that is definitely larger than most individuals would eat during a similar period of time and under similar circumstances

29
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Which Personality Disorder?

perfectionistic

conscientious, trustworthy

disciplined, orderly

A

Obsessive-Compulse

  • note same as OCD
  • no obsessions or compulsions
30
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Difference b/t BEO and Bulimia

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In BEO, the client doesn’t purge…they just binge eat

31
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— is used to help relieve depression and anxiety in people with Personality Disorders.

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Venalafaxine

32
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Which is more prevelant, Bulimia or Anorexia?

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Bulimia

33
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BMI risk for BEO

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30 or greater (obesity)

34
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Which Personality Disorder?

arrogant, haughty

extremely self-centered

believes they are superior and entitled

lack empathy

A

Narcissistic

35
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Medical mgmt of Personality Disorders

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Antidepressants

Anticonvulsants

Antipsychotics

Anti-anxiety

Mood Stabilizers

36
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How does Sibutramine work on obesity?

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controls appetite by inhibiting 5-HT and NE

37
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What are the Cluster C Personality Disorders?

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Avoidant

Dependent

Obsessive Compulsive

38
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Should Bulimia clients be hospitalized?

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Patients with bulimia generally do not need hospitalization unless they experience severe electrolyte imbalance, dehydration, or rectal bleeding.

39
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Meds for Obesity

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Fluoxetine

Sympathomimetics

Sibutramine

Loracserin

Phentermine

Topiramate

40
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BMI for Anorexia Nervosa

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Mild = 17.5

Severe =

41
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Should we show the Anorexia Nervosa patient their weight?

A

no (may vary by institution)

42
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Antidepressants used with Bulimia

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Fluoxetine (SSRI)

Imipramine

Desipramine

Amitryptyline

Nortryptiline

Phenelzine

43
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What are the Cluster B Personality Disorders?

A

Antisocial

Borderline

Histrionic

Narcissitic

44
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What are the Anticonvulsants?

A

caramazepine

valproic acid

topiramate

45
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Which Personality Disorder?

chronic antisocial behavior

violates the rights of others

violates social norms and laws, criminal behavior

no empathy

manipulative, decietful, narcissistic

A

Antisocial

46
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Which Personality Disorder?

odd thought and behavior patterns

persistent pattern of social and interpersonal deficits

severe social anxiety

**Fails to respond to normal interpersonal cues( *they can’t read people)

**Suspicious or paranoid ideas

A

Schizotypal

47
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In —, there is a morbid fear of obesity, but an obsession with food.

A

anorexia nervosa

48
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What is the dosage for fluoxetine with Bulimia?

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60 mg/day (3x’s the normal dose)

49
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Meds to treat Anorexia Nervosa

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Fluoxetine

Cloprimamine

Cyproheptadine (appetite stimulant and antipsychotic)

Olanzapine

Chlorpromazine

50
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How will the SSRI fluoxetine treat Bulimia?

A

May decrease the craving for carbs, thereby decrease incidence of binge eating, which is often associated with consumption large amounts of carbs

51
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There is an association b/t Cluster A symptoms and —

A

Decreased prefrontal grey matter

Decreased posterior hippocampal volume

Increased corpus callosum white matter

52
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Calculte BMI

A

weight in kg / height in meters squared

53
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Which drug to treat Binge Eating Disorder (BEO)?

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Topiramate

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