Week 5 - Mental Health Flashcards

(51 cards)

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Important to assess ___. Are they well-dressed and groomed? Do they look older than what they actually are? What types of facial expressions do they make? Are they making eye contact with you?

A

appearance

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Be sure to maintain ___ space and sit ___ to the pt so that they have the option of either looking at you or away from you.

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interpersonal, adjacent

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Assess their level of ___. Are they motionless and lethargic or hyper and tapping a foot?

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activity

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Monitor for any abnormal movements, such as ___ or ___.

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tics, tremors

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AIMS stands for ___ ___ ___ ___ and assess for ___ ___ in pt’s taking psychotropic meds.

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abnormal involuntary mvmnt scale, tardive dyskinesia

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Repetitive clearing of the throat or eye blinking are examples of ___.

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tics

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Assess ___ for rate, volume, quantity, and characteristics.

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speech

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Rapid speech may indicate ___, whereas slow speech may indicate ___.

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anxiety, depression

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Assess ___ to interviewer and whether they are ___ and open in conversation.

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responsiveness, cooperative

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The competencies for assessing mental health pt’s include: 1) detecting ___ and nonverbal ___, characteristics, ___, ___, and ___ to interviewer that gives clues to mental state. 2) interpreting ___ and ___ across the life span. 3) assess the potential for ___ and ___ behavior. 4) detecting ___ s/s. 5) differentiate among ___ span, short/long term ___, working ___, conceptual processes and ___.

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1) motor, behavior, appearance, speech, responsiveness
2) mood, affect
3) violent, suicidal
4) psychotic
5) attention, memory, memory, judgment

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Two questions to ask when assessing mood. Over the past 2 weeks have you felt, down, ___, or ___? Over the past 2 weeks have you felt little ___ or ___ in doing things?

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depressed, hopeless, interest, pleasure

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If you get a “yes” answer to either of the 2 questions, ask pt about ___ and rate mood on scale of ___-___.

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duration, 0-10

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Depression scales include: ___ depression scale, ___-___ from PrimeMD, and ___ self rating depression scale.

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beck, PHQ-9, Zung

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Children often report ___ symptoms along w/feeling sad, such as stomach ache.

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physical

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Mood disorders in children are often secondary to ___ dysfunction, ___ difficulty, or ___ difficulty.

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family, academic, social

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If pt has a cognitive impairment, may not be able to assess accurately for ___. May need to rely on ___. ALWAYS check ___ and consider coexisting ___.

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depression, caregiver, meds, morbidities

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W/dementia, there is ___ onset, lack of ___, attempt to respond to MMSE questions, will see altered ___/___ spatial ability.

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gradual, concern, language/visual

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W/depression, there is ___ onset (wks to months), the pt states “I don’t know” to MMSE questions, voices ___, there is a ___/___ hx of depression, ___/___ is preserved.

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fast, concern, family/personal, language/construction

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T or F: Ind w/depressive disorder are less likely to try calculations.

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True

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T or F: Ind w/depressive disorder are more likely to report sadness.

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True

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T or F: Ind w/depressive disorder have problems w/word usage.

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Risk of suicide ___ w/age, but also peaks during ___ as well.

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increases, adolescence

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T or F: there is no evidence of increased suicide when it comes to occupation.

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There is a ___ rate of suicide in men.

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Suicide is highest among what type of ethnicity?
caucasians
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Risk factors for suicide include: ___ attempt, ___ disorder, ___ abuse, ___ hx, hopelessness, ___/___ tendencies, and physical ___.
previous, mental, substance, family, impulsive/aggressive, illness
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Further risk factors include: ___ to mental health care, ___ loss, access to ___ methods, reluctance to get ___, ___/___ beliefs, and isolation.
barriers, financial, lethal, help, cultural/religious
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Suicidal inquiry questions include: Have you thought you would be better off ___? Have you thought about ___ yourself? What ___ have you thought about using? What is their access to means? What has kept you from ___ your life?
dead, hurting, methods, ending
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Children w/suicidal thoughts wish they would have never been ___. Adolescents ask directly and ask about ___ thoughts and ___ taking.
born, passive, risk
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Risks for violent/homicidal behavior: ___ violence, ___ illness, ___ disorder, ___/___ of alcohol or drugs, ___ injury, past victim of ___.
past, mental, personality, abuse/intoxication, head, violence
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Questions to assess violent/homicidal behavior: Do you have thoughts of harming ___? Do you have violent ___? Is anyone afraid of you? What do you do when you are ___ or ___?
others, fantasies, irritated, angry
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Psychosis is ___ and ___ with or w/o insight, and may have ___ speech.
hallucinations, delusions, disorganized
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Questions to ask when assessing psychosis: Are your thoughts controlled from ___? Is anyone trying to ___ you, ___ you, or ___ on you? Do you have any special ___? Is anyone putting ___ in your mind?
outside, hurt, following, spying, powers, thoughts
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A pt w/psychosis rapidly shifts ___, shares excessive ___, and interrupts mid-sentence.
topics, details
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A string of words not connecting to one another is ___ ___.
word salad
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Detailed and lengthy discourse of topics, but ind. eventually reaches point is ___.
circumstantiality
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Being unable to remember of involuntary interruption of train of thought is ___.
blocking
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Changes to different topics and never gets to the point is ___.
tangentiality
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Signs indicating possible perceptual disturbance include: ___ as if listening to someone, unusual ___ or reaching for something, eyes darting to upper ___ corner.
distracted, gesturing, right
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Questions to ask when assessing for schizophrenia: Do you ever ___ or ___ things that ppl around you don't seem to see or hear? Do you have strange experiences as you fall ___ or when you ___ up? Does your mind play ___ on you?
see, hear, asleep, wake, tricks
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Formed and intermittent hallucinations suggest ___.
schizophrenia
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You will constantly being testing for ___ .
concentration
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Calculations, repeating series of random #, spelling words backwards, and repeating 3 objects after 5 mins are all tests of ___.
concentrations
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___-term memory is the ability to recall 3 objects after 5 mins has passed.
Short
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___-term memory is remembering mother's maiden name or where you were born.
Long
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___ memory is the ability to retain for processing and assesses for ___ cognitive impairment. Example would be to subtract 7 from 100 continually.
Working, mild
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Ask for ___ in things, like what do an apple and pear have in common, when assessing for abstract thinking or conceptual processes.
similarities
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___ is the ability to form relationships and create accurate conclusions w/data and experiences.
Judgment
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___/___ can impair judgment.
Alcohol/drugs
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Questions to assess for judgment and substance use: When was the last time you had more than ___ drinks for men or ___ drinks for women in one day? When was the last time you had more than ___ drinks for men and ___ drinks for women in one week?
5, 4, 14, 7
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CAGE stand for:
feel the need to CUT down, are ppl ANNOYED by your drinking, feeling GUILTY, needs an EYE-OPENER