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Kish psych assessmen

Kish psych assessment

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thoughts a person has to end their life suicidal ideation
thoughts a person has to end another person's life homicidal ideation
the ability of a patient to promise or assure that if he/she has thoughts to hurt self, they will tell someone and not act on it contract for safety
the emotion a person is expressing by the way they look affect
affect that shows very little emotion blunted affect
affect that shows no emotion flat affect
affect that is not demonstrating the way a person states they feel incongruent affect
the emotion a person states they are feeling mood
when a patient hears, sees, smells or feels something that is not real hallucinations
a belief that a patient holds to be true, that is not true, and he/she can not be convinced it is not true delusions
hearing something that does not exist, example: hearing voices auditory hallucinations
seeing something that does not exist, example: I see snakes on the floor visual hallucinations
smelling something that does not exist, example: smelling smoke olfactory hallucinations
feeling something that does not exist, example: feeling bugs crawl on skin tactile hallucinations
a belief that others are out to get you paranoid delusions
a belief that others are blaming you for something persecatory delusions
a belief that involves a religious preoccupation that is untrue religious delusions
behavior that demonstrates an inflated sense of worth grandiose behavior
a verbal/language pattern that loosely ties different topics together but does not have any clear objective loose associations
Created by: marcie kish
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