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A person with this disorder
-marked pattern of disregard for and violation of the rights of others
-arrogant, self-centered, feel privileged and entitled
-lack empathy or human compassion
-deceit, manipulation
-hasty, temperamentally aggressive, short sighted
-psychopath; sociopath |
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Definition
| antisocial personality disorder |
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| 3.6% of the population has this personality disorder, and it is more often diagnosed in men. Greater among native americans and lower among asians compared with whites |
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| antisocial personality disorder |
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what do these refer to
-The chromosomal abnormality (XYY) in men exhibit more of this behavior
- serotonin deficiencies and low dopamine levels relate to the impulsive aggression
-limbic prefrontal and dorsolateral cortexes affect poor judgement, emotional distance, and aggression and impulsivity |
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| antisocial personality disorder |
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| what are social factors that can contribute to antisocial personality disorder? |
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Definition
| chaotic families, abuse or neglect, domestic violence |
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| Group experience to help __________ and __________ is good psychoeducation for those with antisocial personality disorder. |
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| develop self-awareness and impact of behavior on others |
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| 5 nursing diagnoses for antisocial personality disorder? |
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Definition
dysfunctional family processes, alcoholism
ineffective role performance (unemployment)
impaired communication
impaired social interactions
low self esteem
risk for other-directed violence |
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a person with this disorder has:
-a pattern of social and interpersonal deficits
-cognitive perceptual symptoms: magical beliefs, perceptual aberrations (similar to hallucinations), referential thinking (interpreting insignificant events as personally relevant); paranoia |
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Definition
| schizotypal personality disorder |
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features of this disorder:
- eccentric
- strange in appearance and behavior
- difficulty feeling understood and accepted
- pattern of social and interpersonal deficits
- void of close friends
- odd beliefs
- may become psychotic under stress, symptoms mimc schizophrenia |
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| schizotypal personality disorder |
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nursing management for this disorder is:
-antipsychotic meds (may be useful in relieving symptoms)
- increase self-worth
- provide social skills training
- reinforce appropriate dress and behavior
- focus on enhancing cognitive skills |
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Definition
| schizotypal personality disorder |
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A person with this personality disorder..
- avoids social situations
- extremely sensitive to negative comments and disapproval
- timid, shy, hesitant, fear of criticism, and feelings of inadequacy
- engages in interpersonal relationships only when they receive unconditional approval |
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Definition
| avoidant personality disorder |
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| What is the difference between obsessive compulsive disorder and obsessive compulsive personality disorder? |
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Definition
| OCPD has no obsessions or compulsions but pervasive pattern of preoccupation with orderliness, perfectionism, and control |
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A person with this disorder is grandiose with an inexhaustible need for attention, lacks empathy, feels supior or special, self-centered, sense of entitlement
epi: 6.2% men > women |
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| narcissistic personality disorder |
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| List all the personality trait domains (there are 5) |
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Definition
| paranoid personality, schizoid personality, histrionic personality, dependent personality, or depressive and negativistic personalities |
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a person with this personality trait is..
- expressively impassive and interpersonally engaged; unable to experience joy and pleasure in life
- introverted and reclusive, engage in solitary activities; lifelong loners
- interest in objects, things, abstractions |
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| schizoid personality trait |
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