MH Unit 4 Review Part 1

Condition characterized by an inability to sleep, nightmares, and flashbacks as a result of trauma

s/sx of generalized anxiety disorder

Clients with OCD use rituals to

Five mood shifts within 1 year alternating between mania and depression

Short term or long term memory deficits may be a side of effect of which treatment for major depressive disorder

The facial expression an individual displays in association with the mood

Avoidance of certain places or situation that tend to trigger panic attacks

Often an major issue with clients diagnosed with schizophrenia

A thought pattern where words are strung together in rhyming phrases that have no connected meaning

A life threatening side effect of high potency antipsychotic agents

Anxiety that occurs well in advance of a particulat situation such as public speaking or a social event

Foods someone taking and MAOI should avoid as is could cause hypertensive crisis

Extrapyramidal side effects that include lip smacking, facial grimacing, and protruding tounge

sign/symptom of OCD

Priority goal in the nurse - client relationship for the client with generalized anxiety disorder

Lacking motivation to make decisions or initiate self care

An example of a food containing tyramine that should be avoided with taking and MAOI

Condition where recurrent persistent unwanted thoughts or images that cause person intense anxiety

Class of medications often used to relieve symptoms of extrapyramidal side effects

A recurrent state of depression over a period of at least 2 years, no major depressive episode or manic behavior

When a person believes that the thoughts of others can be inserted into his or her mind

In this type of schizophrenia the client experiences prominent hallucinations and delusions

Positive symptom of schizophrenia

What type of questioning technique is most appropriate for the client with anxiety disorder

Which types of antidepressants have the highest risk of arrythimias

In this type of schizophrenia the client has severely decreased motor activity and responsiveness to the environment