LESSON 1

A. PSYCHIATRIC NURSING J. FAMILY THERAPY

Therapist The Family
Learning more Scapegoat
Denver Developmental Undefined roles

B. THEORETICAL MODELS OF TREATMENT K. MILIEU THERAPY

Memories and thoughts Environmental
Uncovering of childhood A view into the client's inner world
Uncover unconscious Dance and Art Therapy

C. PSYCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENTL. L. MENTAL ILLNESS

MODEL Able to successfully masks problems
Eric Erikson Different
Infancy Allows a person to respond
Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt
M. DEFENSE MECHANISM - I
D. ADOLESCENCE Displaying - Reaction formation
25-65 years old and giving back is important Sports activities
Young adulthood Attributing - Projection
Intimacy vs Isolation
N. DEFENSE MECHANISM - II
E. MASLOW An obvious alcoholic - Denial
Top - Self-actualization Avoidance of disagreeable - Denial
Abraham Maslow Being stuck - Fixation
Bottom - Basic physiological needs
O. NURSE CLIENT RELATIONSHIP
F. BEHAVIORIST MODEL Social
Positive reinforcement All encompassing
Learning Theory Truth
Individuals with clinical disorders
P. PHASES OF THE NURSE-CLIENT REL.
G. COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH Assessment
Interdisciplinary Assessment of Nursing
Primary Prevention Preinteraction and Orientation
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary Prevention
Q. COMMUNICATION TOOLS
H. CRISIS Deflecting statements
Normative Asking why questions
Marriage Using specific
Crisis Intervention
R. COMMUNICATION BLOCKS
I. GROUP THEORY Belittling
Participants False assurance
Individually focus on each group member
A collection of 7-10 indiv. interacting together S. TERMINATION PHASE
The Evaluation Phase
Orientation Phase
Acceptance
LESSON 2

A. HEMIPARESIS J. SENSORY DEFICIT - POSITION

Crepitation rale Index finger of each hand
Prescribing Great toe of each foot
First-rate assessment skills Up and down

B. LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS K. NURSING INTERVENTIONS

The client opens his eye in response - Lethargic Superficial touch
The client opens his eye after tactile - Obtunded 4 hours
Normal level of consciousness - Alert Nootropic Drugs

C. MENTAL STATUS L. FOCUSED ASSESSMENT

Date Meningitis or Cerebral Aneurysm
Gesticulation Effect on the client's vision
Central Nervous System Possible causes

D. MUSCLE STRENGTH - FACE ANDAMP M. VITAL SIGNS

Facial Nerve - Cranial Nerve VII Hypothalamus
Trapezius and Sternocleidomastoid Medulla Oblangata
Left-sided facial weakness - CN VII Elevated systolic pressure

E. MUSCLE STRENGTH - TRAPEZIUS N. PUPIL SIZE ANDAMP: REACTION

ANDAMP Shine the light into each pupil and watch for the
Weakness of the Left Trapezius - CN XI opposite
Spinal Accessory - CN XI Normal room light
4 Optic Chiasm

F. ARM STRENGTH O. OPTHALMOSCOPIC EXAMINATION

C5 and C6 Papilledema
C6, C7 and C8 Right hand
C7, C8 and T1 Optic disk

G. LEG STRENGTH P. ASSESSMENT FINDINGS

Knee Extension Choroid Plexus
Pressing down the client's thigh - L2, L3, L4 Odynophagia
Raising the client's thigh - L2, L3, L4 Hematuria

H. LEFT SIDED WEAKNESS Q. NURSING INTERVENTIONS

Motor Cortex Penicillin
Corticospinal to the medulla 4 hours
Damaged nerve fiber Vision acuity

I. SENSORY DEFICIT - PAIN ANDAMP

A wisp of cotton
Temperature
Corticospinal Tract