Bipolar and Brain Stem Therapies Quiz

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electroconvulsive therapy

treatment that uses electrodes on head and shocks patient, used to help reset brain by inducing a grand mal seizure. used for MDD, schizo and bipolar manic patients

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true

true or false: only ECT certified nurses can care for patients undergoing ECT

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vagus nerve stim

electrical stim through the vagus nerve of the brain. increases neurotransmitters and enhances meds. complications include voice cracks and coughing.

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bipolar disorder

symptoms are similar to schizophrenia but symptoms oscillate between positive and negative, not at the same time 

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mania and depression

which two things make up bipolar disorder that patients will go back and forth between with sometimes a small window in between that they’re normal

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mania

abnormal elevated mood, needs hospitalization, episodes hopefully lasts 1 week

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hypomania

less severe episode of mania, lasts 4+ days, hospitalization not needed

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rapid cycling

4+ episodes of hypomania or acute mania in 1 year, increased recurrence rate and resilience to treatment

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high stimulating foods or environments

what can cause a patient to have a manic behavior again

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bipolar I

inpatient, at least 1 episode of mania alternating with major depressionbi

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bipolar II

1+ hypo manic episode with major depression, outpatient….”like your mother in law”

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acute phase

phase of bipolar disorder, includes hospitalization, a main goal of safety. risk of exhaustion, malnutrition and dehydration

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continuation phase

remission of manifestations of bipolar, treatment is 4-9 months, education goal of staying on medications

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lithium

mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder. decreases dopamine and GABA

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renal labs

what labs do you need to monitor for a patient taking lithium

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lithium and sodium

what specific electrolyte and other lab do you need to monitor when a patient is taking lithium

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<1.5

what is the therapeutic range for lithium

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1.5-2.5

what is the range of toxicity level for lithium

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increase fluids and sodium

what should you educate a patient on when taking lithium

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no NSAIDs

what medication is not allowed to give to patients taking lithium

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carbamazepine

antiepileptic mood stabilizing med.