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PMH-BCSTUDY
KA
Peplau
four
stage
of
nurse
pt
relationship
1)
orientation
-
begin
a
strangers
-
correct
answer-A)
client-
seeks
or
is
brought
in
for
help
B)
nurse-
response
to
client,
explains
parameter
of
relationship,
gather
data,
listen
to
areas
of
concern,
lays
groundwork
for
termination
2)
Identification
-
correct
answer-A)
client
-
response
to
help
offered
by
nurse,
identify
with
the
nurse
and
maybe
dependent,
active
complaint
B)nurse
-
structures
relationship
to
focus
on
client.
3)Exploitation
-
working
-
correct
answer-A)
client
-
more
independent
and
accessing
services
and
working
in
partnership
to
interpret
behavior;
begins
to
try
out
the
new
behaviors.
B)
nurse-
support
client
and
explores
feelings
and
problems
at
clients
pace,
deals
with
resistance,
encourage
risk-taking
and
facilitate
achievement
of
goals.
SIGCAPS
(diagnose
depression)
-
correct
answer-sleeping,
interest,
guilt,
concentration,
appetite,
psychomotor,
suicide
4)
Resolution
-
termination
-
correct
answer-A)
client
-
engages
the
new
problem-solving
skills
and
coping
behaviors,
will
self
positively
and
plans
for
the
future
may
decompensate
when
anticipate
separation
B)
nurse
-
reviews
goals
and
accomplishments;
share
own
feelings
and
assist
client
to
express
feelings
about
relationship
and
separation.
Therapeutic
use
of
self
-
correct
answer-Use
of
self
application
of
nurses
own
personality
characteristics
within
the
inter-action
to
facilitate
healing
Countertransference
-
correct
answer-Nurse
response
to
client
with
feelings
from
own
earlier
conflicts.
nurse
must
increase
self-awareness
and
access
to
assist
in
dealing
with
client
more
effectively
Transference
-
correct
answer-Client
experiences
emotional
reaction
toward
nurse
based
on
unconscious
feelings
that
originated
in
past
relationships.
Nursing
response
is
to
confront
distortion
of
reality
gently
in
order
to
facilitate
client
self
awareness.
Pharmacokinetics
-
correct
answer-What
the
body
does
to
drug
includes
absorption,
distribution,
metabolism,
and
elimination
Pharmacodynamics
-
correct
answer-What
the
drug
does
to
the
body
(desired
effect
an
adverse
side
effects.)-Site
of
action
(target
organ/systems)
including
receptors,
ion
channels,
enzymes,
and
carrier
proteins.
Tarasoff
-
correct
answer-If
therapist
is
reasonably
certain
that
a
client
is
going
to
harm
someone,
must
breach
confidentiality
and
inform
potential
victim. Denver
development
screen
-
correct
answer-A
test
for
screening
cognitive
and
behavioral
problems
in
preschoolers
Seleye'
stress
theory
-
correct
answer-1)Alarm-fight
or
flight,
sympathetic
nervous
system
is
activated
2)resistance-parasympathetic
nervous
system
returns
many
body
systems
to
normal,
body
remains
on
red
alert.
3)
exhaustion-
if
stressor
continues
beyond
body's
capacity,
organism
exhaust
resources
and
becomes
susceptible
to
disease
and
death
Heroin
-
correct
answer-CNS
suppressant
GABA
(
gamma
Aminobutric
acid)
-
correct
answer-Regulates
anxiety,
calming
effect.
It's
principal
role
is
reducing
neuronal
excitability
through
the
nervous
system,
responsible
for
Asperger-
problems
with
socialization
and
communication,
repetitive
behavior.
ANXIOLTICS
(benzodiazepine)
aim
to
increase
GABA
function
Midazolam
-
correct
answer-Sedative-
controlled
substance
Rohypnol
-
correct
answer-Sedative,
insomnia,
pre-anesthetic,
not
approved
in
the
USA
Bupropion
-
correct
answer-Antidepressant,
for
smoke
cesation
Memantine
-
correct
answer-Nameda,
oral
medication
for
Alzheimer's
blocks
glutamate
in
the
brain,
glutamate
is
released
in
excess
when
brain
cells
are
damaged
by
Alzheimer's
disease
Bupropion
-
correct
answer-Wellbutrin,
Zyban
oculogyric
crisis
-
correct
answer-uncontrolled
rolling
back
of
the
eyes
Rivastigmine
-
correct
answer-Exelon
improves
the
function
of
nerve
cells
in
the
brain
with
Alzheimer's
dememtia,
also
for
PD
Donepezil
(Aricept)
-
correct
answer-Is
used
to
treat
confusion
related
to
Alzheimer's
disease,
improve
memory
awareness,
and
the
ability
to
function
Invega
Sustenna
-
correct
answer-long-acting
paliperidone
IM
injection
use
for
schizophrenia
The
brain
initiative
-
correct
answer-Aimed
at
revolutionizing
our
understanding
of
the
human
brain
The
future
of
nurse
publication
-
correct
answer-Addresses
educational
level
recommendations
for
registered
nurses
Hildagard
Peplau
-
correct
answer-Interpersonal
relationship
theory.
All
behavior
is
purposeful
and
goal
seeking.
therapeutic
use
of
self.
The
nurse
patient
relationship
move
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