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NUR180- Exam 1 HONDROS 2022 Graded A

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Criteria for false Imprisonment - ANSWER The client is aware of the confinement Intent to confine exists Confinement takes place against clients will Principles of therapeutic Communication - ANSWER acceptance interest respect honesty concreteness assistance blocking - ANSWER loses train of thought, stops speaking circumstantiality - ANSWER Describes in too much detail, cannot be selective echolalia - ANSWER repeats last word heard Flight of ideas - ANSWER Shifts rapidly between unrelated topics Loose associations - ANSWER speaks constantly, shifting between loosely related topics mutism - ANSWER Able to speak but remains silent Neologism - ANSWER coins new words or phrases preservation - ANSWER repeats single activities pressured speech - ANSWER fast, loud, rushed, emphatic speech verbigeration - ANSWER repeating of words, phrases, or sentences several times characteristics of machismo - ANSWER attitude of male pride thrill-seeking competitive self-centered sexist suicidal ideation - ANSWER Expressed thoughts or fantasies with no definite intent—may express ideas directly or symbolically suicidal threats - ANSWER verbal or written expressions of intent without actual actions Suicidal gestures - ANSWER Actions that result in little or no injury but communicate the message of suicidal intent parasuicidal behavior - ANSWER Unsuccessful attempts with a low likelihood of success Suicide attempts - ANSWER Serious self-directed actions with the intent to end ones life Completed suicide - ANSWER The successful ending of one's life Listening - ANSWER active process of receiving information and examining reactions to messages recieved Broad openings - ANSWER encouraging the patient to select topics for discussion Restating - ANSWER Repeating main thought expressed by patient Clarification - ANSWER Attempting to put into words vague ideas or unclear thoughts of patient, asking them to explain what they meant Reflection - ANSWER Directing back patients ideas, feelings, questions, and content Humor - ANSWER Discharge of energy through comic enjoyment Informing - ANSWER skill of information giving Focusing - ANSWER Questions or statements that help patient expand topic Sharing perception - ANSWER Asking patient to verify caregivers understanding of patients message Silence - ANSWER lack of verbal communication for therapeutic reason Suggesting - ANSWER Presenting alternative ideas for patients consideration relative to problem solving labile - ANSWER rapid, dramatic changes in emotions Risk factors for suicide - ANSWER abuse, neglect, exploitation Academic pressures Accident prone Chronic or terminal illness Dysfunctional family relationships Exposure to suicidal behaviors in others Family or self history of anxiety, depression Family history of suicide History of alcoholism or substance abuse Inadequate child-rearing practices Incarceration Living in rural area Lack of access to mental health care Loss of parent or significant other Low socioeconomic status, poverty or homelessness male gender medications negative outlook for future previous suicide attempts occupation social isolation unhappy personal relationships Passive suicide - ANSWER act of taking one's own life by refusing to eat, drink, or cooperate with care

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