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| individual believes someone of higher status is in love with them can lead to stalking |
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| individual believes they have some physical defect, disorder, or disease. |
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(most common type)
individuals believe they are being conspired against, cheated, spied on, followed, poisoned, drugged |
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individuals assume identity of a famous person
irrational ideas regarding their own worth, talent, knowledge
they may assume they are a religious leader |
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this centers on the idea that the individuals sexual partner is unfaithful
they search for evidence to justify belief
they may attach the "imagined lover" |
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individual has false idea that self, or others are non-existant
EXAMPLE: "the world doesn't exist, I have no heart" |
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| Delusion or reference of idea |
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"someone is trying to get a message to me through the articles in this magazine"
"I must break the code so that I can receive the message"
All the vents within the environement are about him
(also called personalization) |
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| influence (alien control) |
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individual believes certain objects or persons have control over his/her behavior
EXAMPLE: "the dentist put a filling in my tooth, now transmissions through tooth tell me what to do." |
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auditory hallucinations
delusions usuall yof persecutory nature
may appear hostil or angry
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| disorganized schizophrenia |
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disorganized speech
disorganized behavior
inappropriate or flat affect
oddities of behavior (grimacing)
appearance neglected
extreme social impairment
commonly chronic |
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(combination of paranoid and disorganized sx)
evidence of delusions, hallucinations, incoherence and bizarre behavior but can't be classified into any dx categories |
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(combination of psychotic and affect/mood sx)
disfunctional mood along with bizarre delusions, prominent hallucinations, incoherent speech, catatonic behavior, blunted or inappropriate affect |
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type of schizophrenia characterized by marked abnormalitites in motor behavior manifested in stupor or excitement
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| mute unresponsive, blank stare, fetal position |
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frienzied, wild behavior, increased activity
(echolalia-parrotlike repetition of words) |
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| presence of one or more nonbizarre delusions that persist at least 1 month (hallucinations may not be present or prominent) |
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| What are the subtypes of delusional disorder? |
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Erotomanic type
Grandiose type
Jealous type
Persecutory type *most common
Somatic type |
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| What are the defense mechanisms that are overused by clients with psychotic disorders (suspicious behavior) |
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Repression
Projection (they make me feel like that)
Regression (causing self-care deficits)
Denial (causing noncompliance -I'm not sick)
others may occur-depending how client presents |
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| What are positive sypmtoms of schizophrenia? |
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| What client has or experiences |
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| What are negative symptoms of schizophrenia? |
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| What are three categories of basic needs that are effected? |
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Physiological
Safety and Security
higher level needs |
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| Basic need: physiological problems |
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| self care deficit, eating and sleeping problems |
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| basic need: safety and security problems |
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suicide and homicid risk, poor judgement
(command hallucinations that tell them to kill themselves) |
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| basic need: higher level needs |
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relationship problems (family and friends can suffer)
self-esteem issues
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