Week 1 - test 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is mental health?

A

A dynamic state of internal equilibrium which enable individuals to use their abilities in harmony with universal values of society.

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2
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What are the components of mental health that contribute to the state of internal equilibrium?

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1)Basic cognitive and social skills
2) ability to recognize, express and modulate one’s own emotions, as well as empathize with others.
3) flexibility and ability to cope with adverse life events and function in social roles; and harmonious relationship between body and mind.

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3
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Comer and Comer mnemonic:

  1. _________ thoughts, emotions and behaviors that are relatively rare.
  2. ____________ -thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that are upsetting to the person.
  3. __________ - thoughts, emotions and behaviors that disrupts the person’s daily life. They interfere with work, personal relations, etc.
A
  1. deviant
  2. distressing
  3. dangerous
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4
Q

Some clients do not have good _______ into their illness and may emphatically deny it.

A

insight

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5
Q

Approximately _____ of the U.S adults live with a mental illness.

A

20%

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6
Q

___________ factors contribute to mental illness.

A

biological

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7
Q

Clients who have a mental health illness get _______ and have difficulty returning to normal

A

stuck

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8
Q

DSM-5 is used to diagnose ______________

A

mental illnesses

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9
Q

The DSM-5 identifies _________ psychiatric disorders

A

157

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10
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what are the 9 diagnostic criteria for major depressive disorder?

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  1. depressed mood most of the day, nearly everyday according to subjective and objective reports.
  2. diminished interest or pleasure in all, or almost all, activities most of the day
  3. significant weight loss when not dieting or weight gain, or decrease or increase in appetite.
  4. insomnia or hypersomnia nearly everyday
  5. psychomotor agitation or retardation nearly everyday
  6. fatigue of loss of energy nearly everyday
  7. feelings of worthlessness or excessive or inappropriate guilt
  8. diminished ability to think or concentrate, or indecisiveness, nearly every day
  9. recurrent thoughts of death, recurrent suicidal ideation without a specific plan, or a suicide attempt or a specific plan for committing suicide.
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11
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Mental health nurses responsibilities include:

A
  1. mental status assessment
  2. milieu therapy
  3. therapeutic communication
  4. medication administration and monitoring
  5. medication teaching
  6. teaching about illness, coping skills, etc; to clients and families
  7. facilitating group therapy
  8. advocating for clients
  9. collaborating with the interdisciplinary treatment team
  10. political activism
  11. much more
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12
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Intensive care of clients in locked units is ________________

A

psychiatric acute care

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13
Q

psychiatric nursing care in the home setting is ______________

A

psychiatric home health nursing

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14
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Assisting clients that are victims of violence, abuse, and trauma is ______________

A

forensic nursing

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15
Q

assisting clients who are in prison or jail is ____________

A

corrections nursing

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16
Q

Psychiatric nurse practitioners responsibilities include:
1.
2.
3.
4.

A
  1. prescribing medications
  2. psychotherapy
  3. consultation
  4. program development
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17
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___________ is your instructor’s top priority

A

personal safety

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18
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focusing on ____________ skills is more beneficial than talking

A

listening

19
Q

Utilitarianism view is……

A

that actions are right if they provide the greater care for the greatest number of people

20
Q

Kantianism view is…..

A

it’s not the final outcome that makes an action right or wrong. Actions should be guided by moral principles.

21
Q

Clients right to make his or her own decision is __________

A

autonomy

22
Q

Providing good helpful treatments is ____________

A

beneficence

23
Q

Avoiding actions that cause harm is __________

A

nonmaleficence

24
Q

Keeping your word is ___________

A

fidelity

25
Q

fair and equal treatment regardless of social class, race, economic status, etc. is ____________

A

justice

26
Q

Being honest, truthful is ___________

A

veracity

27
Q

situations in which one has to choose between unfavorable alternatives are ______________

A

ethical dilemmas

28
Q

Clients have a right to refuse _________ unless they pose a serious risk to themselves and others.

A

treatment

29
Q

Client has a right to be _________ in the plan of care

A

involved

30
Q

Clients should ___________ be restrained or secluded for staff convenience or punishment

A

never

31
Q

Less restrictive options include:
1.
2.
3.

A
  1. verbal instructions, warnings, interventions
  2. diversion or redirection
  3. offering a PRN medication
32
Q

The provider must write an _________ for restraints

A

order

33
Q

Psychiatric clients have the same _________ protections that any other client has

A

HIPAA

34
Q

Confidentiality can be broken if a client intends to _________ another person

A

harm

35
Q

Client also have a right to ________ to participate in research, send and receive mail, and have visitors

A

refuse

36
Q

Clients may sign out of the hospital on their own if they are ____________ admissions

A

voluntary

37
Q

Voluntary admissions can turn into __________ admission if they are a danger to themselves and others

A

involuntary

38
Q

Even during an involuntary hospitalization, clients retain all of their ___________

A

rights

39
Q

________ are wrongful acts that can lead to legal liability

A

torts

40
Q

____________- when a client is placed in seclusion for illegitimate reasons

A

false imprisonment

41
Q

_____________- occurs when someone threatens to touch a client in a harmful or offensive manner

A

assault

42
Q

___________ - occurs when a client is physically touched in a harmful or offensive manner outside of an emergency situation

A

battery

43
Q

State things ________, __________, and ____________ when documenting

A

clearly, objectively and nonjudgementally