Documentation in Psychiatric Nursing Practice

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These flashcards cover key concepts related to psychiatric nursing practice, documentation, and mental health interventions.

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Documentation

Anything written or electronically generated that describes the status of a client or the services given to that client.

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Problem-Oriented Recording (SOAP)

A method of patient care record-keeping that focuses on specific health care problems and a cooperative health care plan.

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S - Subjective Data

Data obtained from the patient and others close to them.

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O - Objective Data

Data obtained by observation, physical examination, diagnostic studies, etc.

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A - Assessment

The analysis of the patient's status and possible interaction of problems.

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P - Plan

Specifies what is to be done regarding each problem identified.

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Progress Notes

Documentation of observations, assessments, nursing care plans, physician’s orders, etc. of all healthcare personnel involved.

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Narrative Recording

A chronological report describing interactions, observations, and interventions related to a client.

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Process Recording

A tool used for nursing students to analyze verbal and nonverbal interactions with patients.

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Therapy focusing on changing faulty thinking patterns and behaviors.

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Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)

A medical procedure that uses electrical currents to induce seizures to treat severe psychiatric disorders.

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Antidepressants

Medications used to relieve the symptoms of depression and anxiety.

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Anxiety Disorder

A condition characterized by excessive worry and fear affecting daily functioning.

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Panic Disorder

Recurrent and unexpected panic attacks causing physical and emotional distress.

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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

A condition characterized by unwanted obsessions and compulsions that interfere with daily life.

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Crisis

A turning point in an individual's life resulting in overwhelming emotional responses.

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Ego Defense Mechanisms

Psychological strategies used to cope with anxiety and protect the self from emotional pain.

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Personality Disorder

Enduring patterns of thought and behavior that deviate from cultural norms and impair functioning.