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| Name some Elements of Biopsychosocial Nursing Assessment. |
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Definition
(1)Presenting problem and referring party.
(2)Psychiatric history
(3)Substance abuse history and current use.
(4)Income and source of income.
(5)Housing adequacy and stability
(6)Family and support system
* others: page 87 Box 6-2 |
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Term
| Give an example of "Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Prevention". |
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Definition
(1) Primary Prevention: Health teaching
(2)Secondary Prevention: Shelters
(3)Tertiary Prevention: Rehabiliation
** Others: page 87 Box 6-1 |
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Term
Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) offer intensive short-term treatment similar to inpatient care except the client can return home.
Give an example of a client who could enter this program. |
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Definition
a client who is ready to leave a drug defoxication treatment unit.
*any other examples??? |
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Term
| "Crisis Management", give an example of a medical crisis and a behavioral crisis. |
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Definition
1.Medical: CPR, Medications
2.Behavioral: Violence, attempted suicide.
* other examples? |
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Term
| Give an example of "Management of Milieu." |
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Definition
1. maintain a healing enviornmentwhere growth can take place
2. open, honest communication
3. rule are clearly understood4.
4. rules are enforced
* any other examples? |
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Term
| Name some members of the Interdisciplinary Health Team. |
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Definition
1. social workers
2. counselors
3. psychologists
4. mental health workers
5. medical physicians
* others page 77 Box 5-2 |
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Term
| What is a Clinical Pathway? |
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Definition
| used by some organizations, seek to standardize the daily outcomes for clients. |
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Term
| What are some "rights of the hospitalized client?" |
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Definition
1. right to be treated with dignity
2. be involved in treatment planning
3. refuse treatment/medications
4. request to leave/against medical advice.
* others page 76 Box 5-1 |
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Term
| What are some "Psychopharmacological" responsibilities of the nurse? |
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Definition
1. safe administration
2. monitoring side effects
3. listen to the clients concerns
4. providing understandable medication teaching. |
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Term
| What is Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing? |
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Definition
1.A psychiatric mental health nurse who works with children, adolescents, adults, elderly.
2.works with healthly people in a crisis
3.works with mentally ill people. |
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Term
| Name a few psychiatric mental health nursing interventions a "basic level RN" can do. |
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Definition
1. counseling
2. promotion of self care activities
3. health teaching
4. crisis intervention |
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Term
| Name a few psychiatric mental health nursing interventions a "advanced level" RN can do. |
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Definition
1.all the interventions a basic level RN can do.
2. medication prescription/treatment
3..consultation-liason activities
* Table 4-1 page 66 |
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Term
| What is the " Forchuk" Model? |
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Definition
| Case management model using one-on-one therappeutic relationship between the nurse and client. |
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Term
| What is a Clinical Pathway? |
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Definition
| used by some organizations, seek to standardize the daily outcomes for clients. |
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Term
| What is "Nursing Interventions Classification" (NIC)? |
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Definition
A tool to define and measure nursing care.
A nursing intervention is any treatment based upon clinical judgement and knowledge that a nurse performs to enhance client outcomes. |
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Term
| Name a few goals for acute psychiatric hospitalized client. |
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Definition
1. prevent self-harm
2. prevent harm to others
3. stabilization of crisis
4. medication management |
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Term
| What prinicple should be followed when addressing a behavioral crisis? |
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Definition
| Use the least restrivtive intervention as possible. |
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