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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Inability to consider the abstract meaning of a phrase test it by having clients interpret Proverbs. | Concrete thinking |
| Repeating words of another after they have stopped talking | Echolalia |
| Rapid changing topics with a rabbit flow of speech | Flight of ideas |
| Expressing a belief that some events have special personal meaning | Ideas of reference |
| Thanking characterized by speech that moves from one unrelated idea to another | Loose associations |
| A random jumbled set of words that have no connection or relationship to one another | Word salad |
| Speech problem examples, a stitch in time saves nine may mean so the holes in your close to a person with schizophrenia | Examples of concrete thinking |
| Speech problem examples, The nurse asks how is your day going the client replies day going day going day going | Examples of Echolalia |
| Speech problem examples,The sky is blue the dog is dead and I have two eyes | Example of flight of ideas |
| Speech problem examples, do United States is sending satellites into space so that they can spy on me | Examples of ideas of reference |
| Speech problem examples, I’m hungry but the desert has no rain and it’s cold outside | Examples of loose association |
| Speech problem examples, Hot Happys are spying on me but no man love short feet | Examples of word salad |
| A cluster of related behaviors, that affects perception and can include hallucinations, delusions, illusions, and agnosia | Schizophrenia |
| Mart psycho motor problems immobility or excessive activity with no purpose add movements rigid posture | Catatonic schizophrenia |
| Disorder thinking, speech, and behavior emotions that are flat or inappropriate primitive uninhibited behaviors unusual mannerisms distorted facial expressions giggles or cries out | Disorganized schizophrenia |
| Organize delusions of grandeur and persecution auditory hallucinations high anxiety levels garden suspicious aloof hostile angry and can be violent or suicidal | Paranoid schizophrenia |
| Has had at least one acute episode of schizophrenia is free of a cute episodes but still has negative symptoms of withdrawal emotional changes disorganized thinking and I behaviors | Residual schizophrenia |
| Little impulse control, inability to cope with depression, inability to manage anger, substance abuse, noncompliance with medication. | Behavioral Clinical symptoms of schizophrenia |
| Apathy told response, flattened a fact, reduce responsiveness, exaggerator euphoria, rage | Label affect |
| Poor peer relationships, low interest and hobbies and activities, loss of interest in appearance, not competitive in sports or academics, may suffer from attention deficit hyper activity disorder as a somatic symptoms | Social clinical symptoms of schizophrenia |
| Maladaptive thoughts and behaviors and include hallucinations, speech problems, and bizarre behavior | Positive symptoms |
| Lack of adaptive Mechanisms. Flat affect poor grooming withdrawal and poverty of speech | Negative symptoms |
| Prodromal phase, pre-psychotic phase, acute phase, residual phase, remission. | Phases of becoming disorganized |
| Marked by episodes of acute psychosis alternating with periods of relatively normal functioning | The course of schizophrenia |
| Begins with withdrawal, a lack of energy, and little motivation.This can be a brief period of a few weeks or up to 2 to 5 years in duration | Prodromal phase of schizophrenia |
| Individuals are usually quiet, passive, and obedient and they prefer to be alone. They have a few or no friends because of their odd suspicious or eccentric behaviors. | Pre-psychotic phase of schizophrenia |
| Follows an acute episode. It is marked by lack of energy, no interest in goal directed activities, and a negative outlook. | The residual phase of schizophrenia |
| Treatment requires multidisciplinary mental health team. The core team consists of psychiatrist, nurses, psychologist, and psychiatric social worker, dietitians, occupational therapist, and spiritual advisers join in when needed | Therapeutic interventions of schizophrenia |
| Stabilize the client, prevent further decline in functioning, and assist the client in coping with the disorder | Goals of inpatient care for schizophrenia |
| Psychosocial and vocational rehabilitation. One available family members are included in the care and education of the client. | Long-term goals of schizophrenia |
| Slows the central nervous system, resulting in an emotional quiet team, slowed motor response, and sedation. This medication may take weeks to become effective. | Antipsychotic drugs |
| What law allows the police to transport the patient to the hospital against his will | An emergency containment order |
| Lack of joy or enthusiasm | Anhedonia |
| Lack of motivation | Avolition |
| Hallucinations, delusions, disorganized speech, disorganized thoughts, movement abnormalities or disorganized behaviors | Examples of positive symptoms |
| White or blunted affect, lack of joy or enthusiasm, lack of interest in the world, lack of motivation, limited speech | Examples of negative symptoms |
| What is the maximum time a temporary detention order can hold the patient against his will | 72 hours |
| What criteria is necessary to be held under a temporary detaining order | Harm to self and others and not able to meet personal needs |
| Haldol is what type of medication | Antipsychotic |
| A potentially fatal adverse reaction of antipsychotic medication with symptoms of fever, tachycardia, muscle rigidity, sweating, catatonia, and a change in mental status hallmark labs are an elevated creatinine photokinesis and increase Leukocytes | Neuroleptic malignant syndrome |
| Actions require you to stop Antipsychotic, support, cool, hydrate. Usually requires transferred to ICU | Neuroleptic malignant syndrome Nursing care plan |
| The inability to recognize reality, relate to others, or cope with life’s demands | Psychosis |
| Genetic influences, complications during pregnancy or birth, bio chemical imbalances | Risk factors for childhood schizophrenia |
| The acute onset of psychotic behavior and any elderly client must be…… | Investigated |
| Most often occurs in men during their mid-20s wild women usually present with symptoms in their late 20s | Psychosis in adulthood |
| Stress, disease, trauma model. Neurochemical model | Biological theories |
| Schizophrenia is caused by a basic character flaw combine with poor family relationships what type of theory is this | Psychological models. |
| Another way of expressing oneself it is a shortcut for words and expressions | Cryptic language |
| A word or phrase which has recently been coin, a new word or phrase or the act or instance of cleaning or ordering a new word | Neologism |
| The active phase of the disorder. Psychotic symptoms are prominent in social occupational Dysfunction occurs | Acute phase |
| A diagnostic test given to patient taking anti-psychotics to detect symptoms of EPS | AIMS scale abnormal involuntary movement scale |
| Medication is given to offset extraparametal side effects | Anticholinergic |
| Feelings of nervousness and jittery. Intense need to move | Akathisia |
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Michelle McCourt
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