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Whats the differnce between Mental health and Mental Illness

Mental Health is the overall baseline of emotional phsycoligal and overall wellbeing and how succesful one adapts to stressors. Mental health determines in how one involves in engaging in age appropriate behaviors


Mental illness is when there is alteratioins of normal phsycological wellbeing that afffects daily life and it’s adls

Involves causes by bioloigual + psycholoigcal processess.

Can be treated and reversed

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What is a physical maladaptive response to stress

Migraines

GI disorder (IBS)

Exacerbation of chronic illness

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What are the psychological maladaptive responses to stresss

Mental Illness

Chronic saddness, isolation, and loneliness

Somatofrom disorder

anxiety disorder

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What is used to DX mental illness

DSM-5-TR

<p>DSM-5-TR</p>
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What are 4 things needed to be socially/emotinally intelegent

Self Awarness

Self Managment

Social Awarness

Relationship managemnt

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What is the Ideology of Freud, Psychoanalytic

Cause of mental illness from unconscious thoughts (ID,EGO< SUpergego)

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What is the idealogy of interpersonal, Sullivan

Realtionships are the basis of mental illness

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What is the ideaology of Behavioroal, (Pavlow, Watson, Skinner)

Mental Illness is learned through behavioral thorugh conditionng reinformance and consequences

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What is the ideaoligy of Cognitive Theory (Beck)

Negative thought patterns create mental illness

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What is the ideaology of bioligcal theory?

Alternations of neurotransmitters, hormones, bioligcal process create mental illness

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What is the explanation for the psychoanalytic theory

Mental illness comes from early trauma therefore it cannot be easily recognized

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What are the Three components of personaility according to Freuds Physcoanalytic

Ego, Superego, and ID

<p>Ego, Superego, and ID</p>
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What is the ID personality in Psychoanalytic theory

In the unconscious, most primitive pleasure seeing pleasure

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What is the Superego personality in Psychoanalytic therory

Determines Moral and ethical components of consciouness and greatly influenced by parents in all three levels conscious, precnscious and uncounscious

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What is the EGO personality in frued psychoanalytic therory

The logical solver amnd mediator between ID and reality this is where defence mechanisms reside

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How does the EGO personality’s defence mechanism work in frueds psychoanalyitic theory

Changing unacceptable impulses into acceptable forms by unconsicouly blocking such impulses this reduces anxiety

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What is transference from psychoanalytic theory

Occurs in a therapeutic relationship, where PT projects feelings from their issues to the therapist/nurse

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What is countertransference from psychoanalytic theory

Occyrs in a therapeutic relationship where therapist/nurse projects their own feelings to the pt

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What is Erison developmental theroy

Stages of life each age group goes through, each stage presents with a psychosocial challange and what happens if it is not achieved

<p>Stages of life each age group goes through, each stage presents with a psychosocial challange and what happens if it is not achieved </p>
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Why is Erikoson developmental theory important to nursing assesment

Helps determine what type of interventions are going ot be effective and see if the assigned task is met if if not what is disutriting it (illness)

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How do nurses use behavioral therapy for pt treatment

Uses behavioral therapy to address maladaptive behavior by rewarding positive behavior

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What is systematic desensitationzation

Gradulally increasureing exposure to anxiety provoking stimulus

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What is aversion therapy

assoicated negative consequences with unwanted behavior

ETOH + DIsulfiram

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What is biofeedback

Learning to control biological processesss

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What is cognitive theory?

Persons emotional state is controlled by their own thoughts not others

Persons expectation and precetion and interprestions of events cause mental illness

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What is therapy for cognitive theory

CBT, Cognitive Behaviroal therapy

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What is Maslow Hierchay of needs

Based on HUmanistic Theory that humans want to get better

You must address basic needs before high level emotional needs

<p>Based on HUmanistic Theory that humans want to get better </p><p>You must address basic needs before high level emotional needs </p>
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What is Peplau Interpersonal Therory

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