take a chill pill | Act like a man, think like a quitter | SSRI's for dummies | Have you lost your mind? | Ms. Celay Nius |
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What is Haldol?
the pharmacological treatment for aggression.
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What is alcohol?
Disulfiram (antabuse) is used to help clients maintain abstinence from this functional group.
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What is norepinephrine?
SSRI's do not block dopamine or this neurotransmitter.
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What is Alogia?
is a behavior characterized by a negative symptom with poverty of speech having very little or a lack of spontaneous content in conversation
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What is Antisocial?
Exploitation of others, repeated unlawful actions, deceit, and failure to accept personal responsibility describes which personality disorder
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What is Preassaultive?
when a client is angry exhibiting increased anxiety, hyperactivity, and verbal abuse.
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What is seizure?
The highest priority for substance abuse would be to implement these precautions.
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What is sexual impotence?
SSRI’s can cause this which can make any man non compliant in more ways than one.
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What is schizoaffective?
This type of client would meet the criteria of for both schizophrenia and an affective disorder such as depression, and mania.
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What is Agoraphobia
chicken, big turkey, fear of being out in open spaces
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What is Assaultive?
an act of violence committed by a client.
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What is Benzodiazepine?
This class of medication can be used to prevent and treat acute symptoms of alcohol withdrawal.
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What is slowly?
SSRI’s should be tapered at this speed to avoid withdrawal symptoms.
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What is waxy flexibility?
Excessive maintenance of a position is called A symptom of catatonic schizophrenia. The person is nearly or completely unresponsive to stimuli and remains immobile for long periods of time.
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What are Seizures?
ECT Delivers currents and produces what?
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What is Negative Emotionality?
Behavioral inhibitions, including shyness, fearfulness, and withdrawal from new situations; slow adaptability; and an intense and negative mood.
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What is Edema?
This is not a symptom of alcohol abuse but it rhymes with Emphysema.
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What is serotonin?
Agitation, confusion, disorientation, difficulty concentrating, anxiety, hallucinations, hyperreflexia, in coordination, tremors, fever, diaphoresis are all signs and symptoms of this syndrome which begins 30 min of initial treatment.
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What are atypical antipsychotics?
are types of medications used to treat negative symptoms of schizophrenia.
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What is Laissez- faire?
The group process progress without any attempt by the leader to control the direction of the group.
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What is Impulsivity?
Unpredictable behavior, actions performed with little or no regard for consequence.
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What are process addictions?
are non substance related dependencies such as gambling, sexual behaviors, excessive shopping, and internet use.
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What is morning?
SSRI should be taken this part of the day to reduce sleep disturbances at bed time.
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What is Risperidone (Risperdal)?
medications used to treat hallucinations, delusions, anergia, and avolition.
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What is transference?
The client views a member of the health care team as having characteristics of another person who is significant in his or her personal life.
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