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| A Nursing Assessment in a Psychiatric setting contain what components? |
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Definition
Assessment
Nursing Diagnosis
Outcomes
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Page 139 Figure 9-1 |
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| What does "countertransference" mean? |
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Definition
| Countertransference is the "nurse's" transference or response to a client that is based on the nurse's unconscious needs, conflicts or problems of the world. |
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Term
| What is Milieu management? |
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Definition
| When the nurse explains the unit to a new client -tells the client about the rules of the unit and the daily schedule- by doing this it will guide the clients behavior and activities of daily living. |
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Term
| The " HEADSSS" Psychosocial Interview Technique stands for what? |
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Definition
H- Home Envirnoment
E-Education
A-Activities
D-Drugs/alcohol
S-Sexuality
S-Suicide
S-Savagery(violence) |
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Term
| What are the three phases of of the "Nurse-Client" Relationship? |
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Definition
Orientation Phase-
Working Phase-
Termination Phase-
Pages-164-167 |
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Term
| What are the three phases of of the "Nurse-Client" Relationship? |
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Definition
Orientation Phase-
Working Phase-
Termination Phase-
Pages-164-167 |
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Term
| What are some "Boundary Issues" between a Nurse and a Client? |
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Definition
Overinvolved
Overhelping
Controlling
Narcissim
Transference
Countertransference |
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Term
| Think of an example when a "client's" verbal and nonverbal messages are incongruent. |
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Definition
Example: when the client is looking the other way, tapping his foot- yet he states he enjoys spending time with the nurse.
Page 179 Figure 11-1 |
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Term
| "What are some " Cultural" Barriers in communication? |
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Definition
Communication sytles
Use of eye contact
Perception touch
cultural filters
Pages 183-185 |
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Term
| What are some "Techniques"that enhance communication? |
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Definition
Using Silence
Accepting
Giving Recognition
Offering Self
Offering general leads
Giving Broad opening...
Pages 187-188 Table 11-4 |
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