What is the prevalence of anxiety disorders in the U.S.? - Answer>>> Anxiety is the most common psychiatric disorder, with 25% of teens experiencing anxiety disorders.
What is the primary treatment for personality disor
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What is the prevalence of anxiety disorders in the U.S.? - Answer>>> Anxiety is the most common psychiatric disorder, with 25% of teens experiencing anxiety disorders.
What is the primary treatment for personality disorders? - Answer>>> Psychotherapy
What are the key nursing interventions for patients with personality disorders? - Answer>>> Use therapeutic communication, set clear boundaries, and ensure safety
What are immediate warning signs of suicide risk? - Answer>>> Talking about death, isolation from others, extreme hopelessness, planning suicide, leaving/giving away belongings, aggressive or risky behavior, new mood swings.
What are the core symptoms of Major Depressive Disorder according to DSM-5? - Answer>>> Must have 5 symptoms for at least 2 weeks: sleep changes, interest loss, guilt, energy loss, concentration difficulty, appetite change, psychomotor changes, suicidal thoughts, and depressed mood.
What should nurses do regarding reassurance for patients with Illness Anxiety Disorder? - Answer>>> Set limits on reassurance and encourage coping strategies.
What are some contraindications for MAOIs? - Answer>>> Clients unable to adhere to a tyramine-free diet, suicidal ideation, renal failure, liver disorders, cardiac disease, and clients older than 60 years.
What are the therapeutic communication strategies to use with patients? - Answer>>> Use open-ended questions, validate feelings, and be nonjudgmental.
What should nurses avoid in therapeutic communication? - Answer>>> Giving false reassurance, arguing with delusions, and promising secrecy.
What is systematic desensitization? - Answer>>> A therapy used for phobias/anxiety that involves gradual exposure to fear in a step-by-step manner.
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