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nur205 unit 1

QuestionAnswer
Trust vs. Mistrust Birth – 18 mo
Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt 18 mo – 3 yr
Initiative vs. Guilt 3 – 6 yr
Industry vs. Inferiority 6 - 12 yr
Identity vs. Role Diffusion 12 - 18 yr
Intimacy vs. Isolation 18 - 30 yr
Generativity vs. Stagnation 30 - 65
Integrity vs. Despair 65 yr - death
Oral stage or infancy birth - 18 mo
Anal stage or toddlerhood 18 mon - 3 yr
Phallic stage or preschool 3 yr - 6 yr
Latency stage or school age 6 yr- 12 yr
Genital stage or adolescence 12 yr - 18 yr
sensorimotor birth - 18 mon
preoperational 18 mon - 3 yr
preoperational intuitive 3 - 6 yr
concrete operational 6 - 12 yr
formal operational 12 - 18 yr
Ethnocentrism the tendency to believe that one’s way of thinking, believing and behaving is superior
Ethnicity members have in common ancestral, racial, physical or national characteristics and who share cultural symbols such as language, lifestyles and religion
Psychiatric-Mental Health Illness characterized by thought or behavior patterns that impair functioning and cause the individual distress
DSM-5-TR has three purposes -To provide a standardized nomenclature and language for all mental health professionals -To present defining characteristics or symptoms that differentiate specific diagnoses -To assist in identifying the underlying causes of disorders
Linda Richards 1st American psychiatric nurse
Harriet Bailey wrote the 1st nursing textbook ''Nursing Mental Disease''
Mental health nursing training began 1882-1914
Dorothea Dix 1802-1887 improves care for those in asylums
The Mental Retardation Facilities & Community Mental Health Centers Construction Act was implemented 1963-1979
psychiatric-mental health nursing It is the specialty of nursing that cares for people of all ages with mental illness or mental distress.
Asians view mental illness as a spiritual issue
African-Americans may view mental illness as a hex or spell
Native Americans may view mental illness as an imbalance with the rest of the natural world
Chinese may view mental illness as an imbalance of harmony
Remember, touch means different things to people keep your hands to yourself
Id the pleasurable principle
Ego the rational principle
Superego the perfection principle
Erickson psychological development throughout the lifespan
Piaget developed theory of cognitive development
Freud introduced psychoanalytical theory
Peplau interpersonal theory; development of problem-solving skills
annedonia no pleasure ' I do not enjoy the things I use to do" ( depression)
DSM diagnostic and statistical manual of mental health disorders
Psychiatrist doctor
Nurse 24/7
Recreational Therapist games and play
Pharmacist medication
Psychologist help manage mental health
Occupational Therapist getting back into work
Social Worker or case manager group therapy
Psychiatric Aide/Technician care and assist patients
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