Psych Nursing Test IV

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lisafurst  on April 16, 2012

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Cognitive disorders, impaired professional, addictions

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Psych Nursing Test IV

dysnomia
inability to name objects
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dysnomia inability to name objects
dysgraphia inpaired ability to write
delirium transient cognitive disorder, usually with sudden onset
asterixis flapping of hands
dementia altered mental state secondary to cerebral disease
primary dementia dementia as an organic brain disease
secondary dementia dementia caused by or r/t another condition
stage 1 Alzheimer's mild memory loss that victim attempts to compensate for
stage 2 Alzheimer's beginning trouble with ADLs as evidenced by poor hygiene; bigger memory gaps
stage 3 Alzheimer's limited language; impaired gross motor skills; large memory gaps that victim is aware of
stage 4 Alzheimer's unable to communicate; unable to recognize even close family members and friends, totally dependent
apraxia inability to carry out complex motor movements
aphasia language disturbances
agnosia failure to recognize common objects or uses for them
disturbance in executive function can't plan or organize
sexual identity whether one is physically male or female
gender identity whether one views oneself as masculine or feminine
sexual orientation whether one is attracted to opposite or same sex (or both)
sexual behavior how one responds to their own sexual impulses
transsexual when one identifies with the opposite sex; feels like they are in the wrong sex body
transvestite when one dresses as if the opposite sex
paraphilia psychological disorders in which person has preoccupation with sexual fantasies & sexual urges that are nontraditional & socially unacceptable
frotteurism gaining sexual pleasure by touching or rubbing against someone without their consent
sexual masochism derive sexual pleasure by being beaten, humiliated during the sexual act
sexual sadism derive sexual pleasure by inflicting pain or humiliation on sexual partner during sexual act
voyeurism derive sexual pleasure by watching others have sex
substance abuse use of mood altering chemical in a manner that deviates from accepted behavior
physical dependence (addiction) altered physiological state produced by repeated administration of drug (tolerance & w/d syndrome)
psychological dependence (habituation) craving or compulsion to take drug to "feel good"
Wernicke's encephalopathy confusion; excitement or stupor; peripheral neuropathy; diploplia -- all r/t a degenerative deficiency of the brain due to thiamine deficiency
Korsakoff's psychosis memory problems; confabulation; impaired taste & smell -- an irreversible condition r/t thiamine deficiency
fetor hepaticus breath that smells like feces
barbituates Phenobarb, Amytalm Nembutalm Seconal
tranquilizers/antianxiety drugs benzodiazepines
narcotics (opiates) Demerol, morphine, heroin, codeine, designer drugs
amphetamines caffiene, nicotine, cocaine, crack, meth
synesthesia "hearing light & seeing sound"

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