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Mental Health (WHO)
Can realize his/her potential
Can cope with normal stress in life
Can productivity and fruitfully
Can contribute to community
Psychiatric Nursing
- Interpersonal process, interrelationship of
nurse to:
Patient
Community
Health Practitioners
The clients: INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, COMMUNITY
The tool use for nurse- patient relationship is
- Therapeutic use of self (you can’t use it if you
have no self-awareness)
Theory of Interpersonal relationship Theory
- Hildegard Peplau
Father of Phil. Psychiatry:
- Elias Domingo
- Chief of hospital NCMH (Nat. Center for
Mental Hospital
Father of Psychiatry
- Emil Kraepelin
- Give Classification of Mental Illness
Father of Psychoanalysis
- Sigmund Freud
1st American Psychiatric Nurse
- Linda Richards
1st Psychiatric Nursing Book
- Nursing Mental Disease
- By: Harriet Bailey
Epitome of Pilipino Woman Suffering
- Sisa
Nursing Patient- Relationship Govern by Interpersonal
Theory
By Hildegard Peplau
PHASE 1: Pre- Orientation Phase/ Pre- Interaction
Preparation of Nurses
Exclusion of the Patient
Goal: Self Awareness (Prepare self for the
relationship)
Usually start when patient assigned to the nurse
(And the nurse will be doing some research about
patient condition)
PHASE 2: Orientation Phase
First meeting of nurse and patient Interaction
GOAL: Establish a mutually accepted contract
Introduce yourself
Start of the Termination Phase
Established rapport
Do the ASSESSMENT
PHASE 3: Working Phase
Longest and most productive phase
GOAL: Identification and Resolution of patient
problem
PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION
Conduct Therapies
Explore the patient feelings
PHASE 4: Termination Phase
End of relationship
GOAL: Find meaning in the experiences
( should have LEARNING)
EVALUATION
Referral and follow up
Endorsement
PROBLEMS ENCOUNTER IN THE RELATIONSHIP
1. Transference - Patient is emotionally or overly
attached to the nurse.
2. Countertransference – Nurse attached to
patient
3. Resistance – Happened during orientation
phase. ( If this occurs establish rapport)
4. Termination – (Wag mo akong iwan) If this
happened, review the contract ( ako po ay
isang nurse sa araw na iyon hanggang dito
lang po)
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Mental Health (WHO)  Can realize his/her potential  Can cope with normal stress in life  Can productivity and fruitfully  Can contribute to community Psychiatric Nursing

  • Interpersonal process, interrelationship of nurse to:  Patient  Community  Health Practitioners The clients: INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, COMMUNITY The tool use for nurse- patient relationship is
  • Therapeutic use of self (you can’t use it if you have no self-awareness) Theory of Interpersonal relationship Theory
  • Hildegard Peplau Father of Phil. Psychiatry:
  • Elias Domingo
  • Chief of hospital NCMH (Nat. Center for Mental Hospital Father of Psychiatry
  • Emil Kraepelin
  • Give Classification of Mental Illness Father of Psychoanalysis
  • Sigmund Freud 1 st^ American Psychiatric Nurse
  • Linda Richards 1 st^ Psychiatric Nursing Book
  • Nursing Mental Disease
  • By: Harriet Bailey Epitome of Pilipino Woman Suffering
  • Sisa Nursing Patient- Relationship Govern by Interpersonal Theory By Hildegard Peplau PHASE 1: Pre- Orientation Phase/ Pre- Interaction  Preparation of Nurses  Exclusion of the Patient  Goal: Self Awareness (Prepare self for the relationship)  Usually start when patient assigned to the nurse (And the nurse will be doing some research about patient condition) PHASE 2: Orientation Phase  First meeting of nurse and patient Interaction  GOAL: Establish a mutually accepted contract  Introduce yourself  Start of the Termination Phase  Established rapport  Do the ASSESSMENT PHASE 3: Working Phase  Longest and most productive phase  GOAL: Identification and Resolution of patient problem  PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION  Conduct Therapies  Explore the patient feelings PHASE 4: Termination Phase  End of relationship  GOAL: Find meaning in the experiences ( should have LEARNING)  EVALUATION  Referral and follow up  Endorsement PROBLEMS ENCOUNTER IN THE RELATIONSHIP
  1. Transference - Patient is emotionally or overly attached to the nurse.
  2. Countertransference – Nurse attached to patient
  3. Resistance – Happened during orientation phase. ( If this occurs establish rapport)
  4. Termination – (Wag mo akong iwan) If this happened, review the contract ( ako po ay isang nurse sa araw na iyon hanggang dito lang po)

ATTITUDE THERAPY

  1. Paranoid: PASSIVE FRIENDLINESS = Respect Patient for the need of personal space = Maintain professional distance =Never whisper and laugh in front of the patient = Never touch patient if not necessary. = Always remember open posture = Give/ offer food that is sealed or packed 2 Depressed: Kind Firmness = Give challenging and stimulating activities but always remember you need to be firm but kind. To meet the Goal for Patient to verbalized feelings. = Defense mechanism: Introjection (Blame self) =Result: Internalize hostility (hate themselves and keep for themselves) 3 Withdrawn: Active Friendliness = Offering self to patient (make friends w/ px) =Readily available to the px = Assist px in ADL =Give group activities because they are isolated. 4 Manipulative: Matter of Facts = Give policy or regulation of institution = Consistent among staff =Set limits on behavior by verbal command 5 Aggressive: No Demand =Risk for violence =Priority is safety =Maintain safe distance and open posture =Calm and relaxed approach = Initially you have to do if px is aggressive: verbal command = last resort if aggressive is RESTRAIN = Need doctor’s order: Physical- wrist, arm, vest, jacket Chemical- Use drug CNS depressant (Benzodiazepine) Environmental- seclusion LAST FOR 24 HOURS Maximum of 2 hours Close monitor and supervision

FOUNDATION OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSING

CNS

 BRAIN

 SPINAL CORD

Cerebrum- 4 lobes FRONTAL B- Body movement O- Organizational thougts M- Memory E- Emotion M- Moral behavior Health Problems

  • Schizophrenia
  • ADHD
  • Alzheimer PARIETAL T- Touch T- Taste T- Temperature S- Spatial Orientation Temporal S- Smelling H- Hearing E- Emotions M- Memory -Frontotemporal lobe Occipital- Vision NEUROTRANSMITTER Dopamine- prod. In substantia nigra-Basal Ganglia Schizophrenia Parkinsons M- Motivation M-Movements E-Emotions C- Cognition P- Perception

= Reality Principle ID M- M ania A- Antisocial N- Narcissim SUPPER EGO SUPPER EGO O- OCD A-Anorexia ID Schizoprenia How to protect EGO? =use of EGO defense Mechanism FEATURES: 1. Operates in the unconscious level Except for suppression- conscious

  1. Falsify, deny or distort reality to Make less threatening REGRESSION
  • Infantile behavior
  • returning to an earlier developmental stage in which you are comfortable REPRESSION - Unconsious for getting of anxiety providing situation -unintentionally forget SUPPRESSION - Intentional
  • “Place at the back of my mind”
  • setting side UNDOING - Element of guilt
  • They try to compensate with one wrong action or mistake -cover up DENIAL - Refusal to accept the reality because the reality is painful -normal part of grieving process: DABDA -Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance - Elizabeth Kupler Ross RATIONALISM -Illogical Reasoning
    • Justifying or reasoning out INTELLECTUALISM - Logical -Reasoning but w/out feelings -Facts/ information PROJECTION - Blaming others -Attributing feelings to others DISPLACEMENT - Transfer of feelings and emotion to less threatening individual/ family
    • Banging of the door and Social media rants REACTION FORMATION - Opposite of feeling or intention -plastic IDENTIFICATION
    • Resemble mimic an individual that you idolize
    • dress,act or act as him/her INTROJECTION - Blaming of self CONVERSION - I ncrease level of anxiety develop to be physical symptoms SUBLIMATION - transfer energy/ ways to a more socially morally acceptable -Defense mechanism of Artist SUBSTITUTION - Replacing a goal to a realistic and achievable one. COMPENSATION - Over achievement in one area to compensate with one weakness FANTASY - Daydreaming /magical thinking ACTING OUT - Actions rather that feelings

SPLTTING

-Common in borderline -Dichotomous thinking -All good all bad SYMBOLIZATION

- Representation of events, person,or feelings PERSONALITY DISORDER - Imbalance/ problem with impulse Control,Cognitive,Interpersonal CLUSTER A:ODD ECCENTRIC (WEIRD) Unusual personality  PARANOID PERSONALITY DISORDER =Suspicious =Mistrustfull =Ideas of reference (daily event is referred to him) =No long lasting relationship =Find internal motives  SCHIZOID DISORDER =LONER, alone, alof, indifferent = NO close relationship even with family =They find occupation that is ALONE =PRE MORBID personality for schizophernia  SCHIZOTYPAL DISORDER =3RD^ EYE illogical thinker = nakakakita kung anu =similar symptoms with schizophrenia =with less severe hallucination CLUSTER B: DRAMATIC ECCENTRIC (WILD) Violates rule/law>risk to commit crime Egocentric/selfish Dramatic emotionally (pala eksena kahit saan)  ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER =Sociopath = Super ego ID =Lack: consciousness, remorse, guilt =PLEASING PERSONALITY -Charming -use of charm to take advantage of others. = MINORS: Conduct Disorder -Destruction to property -Vandalism -Cruelty to animals -Engage in fight -Stealing -Trueancy- freq. Absent  BOREDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER =Splitting =Unstable: emotional, feeling , mood =Manipulative =Self Mutilation

-Inflic harm/ injury self =Risk for suicide  NARCISSISTIC PERSONALITY DISORDER =Self- Centered =EGO centric/selfish =EXTREME love for self (me myself and I) =Statement of Narcissistic”some what true” but tend to exaggerated achievement and accomplishment.  HISTRIONIC PERSONALITY DISORDER =Attention Seeker =Center of Attention =Dramatic emotionally (make a scene) =Loud and flamboyant (egocentric) CLUSTER C: ANXIOUS FEARFUL (WORRIED) =High level of anxiety =Fear of Rejection( humiliation/failure)  DEPENDENT PERSONALITY DISORDER =Clingy = Can’t live alone =Indecisiveness ( difficulty making decision) = Fear of mistakes or failure  AVOIDANT PERSONALITY DISORDER = Avoid responsibility and relationship fear of rejection.  OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE PERSONALITY DISORDER = SUPER EGO/ CONSCIOUSNESS = Perfectionist/ meticulous =well-planned and in order = anxiety once the planned is not followed =High standard = OLD Maid

OTHER TYPES OF PARAPHILIA

NECROPHILIA - Dead(chansing , having sex) ZOOPHILA - erect or arouse with animals HYPOXYPHILIA- Achieve sexual gratitude by choking/ strangulated. TELEPHONESCATALOGIA- Phone sex, only one person the perpetrator. MGT.

  1. Never JUDGE the patient
  2. Assess and resolve conflict -child trauma -sexual abuse
  3. Common Therapy -CBT( Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
  4. Paraphilia is common to men because of Increase ANDROGEN level secondary to MALE characteristic

DOC: ANTIANDROGEN DRUGS

GABA NEUROTRANSMITTER- ANXIETY

ANXIETY- Normal response to stress LEVELS OF ANXIETY

ANXIETY RELATED DISORDER

AGROPHOBIA DISORDER

- Intense fear of open spaces,crowded place -INABILITY TO ESCAPE

  • Stay at home -e.g Not going to mall SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER - SOCIAL PHOBIA - Fear of being watched and critique -Fear of humiliation and embarrassment -STAGE FRIGHT SPECIFIC PHOBIA - CLAUSTROPHOBIA: Close spaces -ACROPHOBIA: Height -AEROPHOBIA: Flying -ASTROPHOBIA: Thunder and Lighting -HEMOPHOBIA: Blood -HYDROPHOBIA: Water (rabies) -PYROPHOBIA: Fire -XENOPHOBIA: Strangers -MESOPHOBIA: Germs -ARACHNOPHOBIA:Spider -OPHIDIOPHOBIA: Snakes -TRYPOPHOBIA: Holes MGT: BEHAVIORAL THERAPY SYSTEMATIC DESENSITAZION (gradual exposure) FLOODING(abrupt exposure) IMPLOSION( Flooding through Imagination) SEPERATION ANXIETY DISORDER - Excessive worry and anxiety living
  • Seperated from:MAF (MAJOR ATTACHMENT FIGURE)
  • Freq. Tardiness and Absentism -Fear of anything will happen to MAF -Fear of being Kidnapped > seperated from MAP
  • Never participate in Camping( overnight/ sleepover -Physical symptoms SELECTIVE MUTISIM -Normally: Child can speak -Once child expose to strangers, new environment, uncomfortable situation child exhibit AUTISM. GAD( GENERAL ANXIETY DISORDER) - Excessive worry and anxiety in of life events. -Result: Disruption of daily functioning

MILD

ANXIETY

MODERATE SEVERE PANIC

Adaptive anx.

  • normal/ healthy Maldaptive No problem solving State: AWE DREAD TERROR Focus and concentratio n Focus and concentratio n NO Focus and concentratio n Abnormal perception (Hallucination ) Attention span Attention span Not able to hear the instructions

FOCUS:

Anxiety Disorganize thoughts and behaviour Perceptua l Field Narrowed perception Very Narrowed perception Mild physical symptoms Evident physical symptoms

-Overthink in must life events -Difficulty controlling anxiety

  • DSM V: 3/ Fatigue Insomia Myalgia Restlessness Irritability concentration CHRONIC:6MONS. OR MORE PANIC DISORDER - Excessive worrying and anxiety of recurrent unexpected panic attack. -Fear of Panic Attack -Fear of Behavior due to attack MGT. STAY WITH THE PATIENT -give sense of safety and security MIIEU MGT.: Manipulative of Environment -less stimulating environment ALWAYS HAVE STRUCTURE ACTIVIVITY -Schedule/ Planned Anxious- give a simple and concise instruction MANAGE HYPERVENTILLATION
    • increase RR and blow off CO2 out.
    • Respi. Alkalosis -Paper bag technique RELAXATION DEEP BREATHING TECHNIQUE(4 secs) PHARMACOLOGIC Mgt.
  • BENZOPIAZIOINE L- Librium L- Lorazepam O- Oxazepam A- Alprazolam D- Diazepam
  • ANXIOLYTICS INDICATIONS Anxiety Disorder Pre-anesthetic Agent Sedative Insomia Muscle Relaxant (during seizure) During AWS(Alcohol withdrawal syndrome) DOC: LIBRIUM Given during acute attack not as maintenance meds. =TOLERANCE 7 DAYS OF TX =DEPENDENCE 30 DAYS OF TX = Increase DOSAGE =Assess HEPATIC FUNCTION TEST HEPATOTOXIC (SGPT/ ALT)

NO - Driving, Operation of Machine, Activities

that requires concentration, 2 depressant med at the same time , taking alcohol, stimulant, Stop abruptly (CNS excitability withdrawal), Stop Gradual/ weaning. Maintenance: SSRI NON- BENZODIAZIPINE (NO DEPENDENCE) BUSPIRON HCl( buspar) OCD RELATED DISORDER OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER OBSSESIVE- Recurrent thoughts anxiety “Madumi na ako 4x” COMPULSION - Repetitive or Ritualistic Action -Punta sa CR para maligo = Anxiety MGT.

  1. STRUTURE ACTIVITY - Due to Hallucinations
  2. ALLOW the ritual activity ( never attempt to stop it increases the anxiety )
  3. RITUAL becomes DESTRUCTIVE then that the time to limit set limitations in behavior DOC:TCA-TricyclicAntidepressant ( Clomipramine Anafranil ) SSRI IF No TCA OCPD Super Ego >perfectionist (plano not followed) A. TRICHOTILLOMANIA “Hair Pulling Disorder”
  • Not related to dermatologic disorder
  • INC.anxiety>Compulsion>HairPulling>DEC. Anxiety
  • Result: Alopecia B. EXCORATION DISORDER”SKIN PICKING”
  • Not related to dermatologic disorder
  • INC.anxiety>Compulsion>SkinPicking>DEC. Anxiety -Result: Skin lesion C. HOARDING DISORDER -Difficulty parting/ discarding things regardless of value -Anything in house/ personal -Things consume large space at home
  • INC.anxiety>Compulsion>Declutters>DEC. Anxiety D. BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER -DSM IV TR: SOMATO FORM D/O

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PSYCHOSIS

MOOD DISORDER- Affective Disorder Mania Depression Bipolar MANIA- DSM V

- Symptoms: Present for 1 week 3/7 Sx of Mania -not due to any subs. Or any medical condition 7 SYMTOMS OF MANIA

  1. Grandoscity/ Inflated self- eastem -Thinking actually they are powerful
  2. Very Talkative -Pressured Speech
  3. Flight Ideas -”Jumping” from one topic or another w/ connection due to “ thought Racing”
  4. Decreased need for Sleep
    • INC. Energy - result to Exhaustion- Death
  5. Psychomotor Agitation
    • Hyperactive -Lound and flamboyant -Exagerated and colorful
  6. Easy Distractability
    • Poor focused and concentration
  7. Risk Taking behavior
    • Not thinking the consequences Mgt. Mania
  8. Safety for other MANIPULATIVE Self- reakless/Risk taking behavior
  9. Nutrition - Energy foods -CHO FINGER FOOD- Foofd on go - BURGER
  10. MILIEU Mgt.- Manipulation of Env’t Less stimulating Environment
  11. MANIC Manipulative- Matter offact State the policies, regulation Rules- fact Consistency among staff Destructive- SET LIMITS
  12. Activities Solidarity Activities- can be performed alone Non competetive- INC ID Decelerating - strenuous- morning - relaxing - afternoon - less physical activity Give activity that can channel their energy Structured activity/ scheduled/ planned
  13. Pharmacologic Mgt. DOC: LITHIUM- mood stabilizer Ineffective & contraindicated =Give Anticonvulsant (Carbamazepine & Valproic Acid) LITHIUM- Acts in GI tract --PO- only prepared Mechanism of Action “unknown” Higher affinity than sodium Body - Cannot identify sodium from Lithium Na and Lithium inversely proportional Diet: Na- Lithium becomes ineffective Na- toxicity Normal Na intake =3g/day OFI =3L/day Contraindications:  PREGNANT – result to cardiovascular anomalies  Cardiovascular Disease  Renal Failure- inability to excrete lithium (toxicity) Before Administering Lithium  Assess Renal function Test  BUN end product of CHON metabolism  CREATININE (serum blood) end product of muscle metabolism = “BEST INDICATOR”  Clearance – 24 hrs urine collection  Assess lithium level in the blood specimen Best time to take lithium: Morning before the first dose NORMAL LEVEL Therapeutic level: 0.6 to 1.2 meq/ L Maintenance: 0.5 to 1.5 meq/ L LITHIUM TOXICITY Expected 0.5 to 1. 5

Polyuria Polydipsia Fine tremors- Merely mind tremors/ resolve TOXICITY LITHIUMManagement for Toxicity  Withhold medication  Refer to physician  Gastric lavage/ suctioning  Severe Renal failure- Hemodialysis  No specific Antidote  Lithium Binders Excretion of lithium DIURETICS- not given- aggravate MANNITOL – osmotic diuretics (DIURETICS THAT EXCRETE LITHIUM ) AMINOPHYLINE – bronchodilator Desire therapeutic effect 7 to days

2. FAGUE

Memory loss Anxiety provoking situation Anxiety Self dissociative Memory loss Travel =Unable to recall past self =Assume another personality =Unintentional =Can recall pass me DISSOCIATED IDENTITY DISORDER Old name- Multiple personality -2 or more personalities with average of 10-

  • HOST- Main personality
  • Alters- other personalities
  • Switch- change in personality DEPERSONALIZATION Detachment from self and reality “hindi ko alam saan paa ko” DEREALIZATION Detachment from the world “saan ito” SOMATIC SYMPTOMS AND RELATED DISORDER DSM IV: SOMATO FORM D/O Physical Sx without organic cause

MILD MODERATE SEVERE

GI Sx- VANDA Severe Diarrhea and Vomiting Life threatening Vomiting Blurring of vision Renal failue Anorexia Tinnitus Coma Nausea Loss of balance Seizure Diarrhea ATAXIA- loss of balance Imbalance gait Abdominal Pain Coarse Tremors Evident

  • absence of menstruation
  • Hormonal imbalance due to malnutrition *You can confirm Amenorrhea 3 consecutive months no menstruation C. Severe weight loss
  • Muscle wasting
  • Cx. CACHEXIA D. Fluid and electrolyte Imbalances -DHN WOF: HYPOKALEMIA – arrythmia- Cardiac arrest Prominent U waves BULIMIA NERVOSA - Female more common than Anorexia Nervosa - Adolescent I.Main cause ANXIETY Binge Eating – excessive eating for 2hrs more Inc. Pleasure and happiness Result/ Replace by Guilt Purge( Vomiting, laxatives, Diuretics) Relaxed/Calm II. Sign and Symptoms

Russel’s sign

Scar at the knuckles -Due to induction of Vomiting

  • PS : CHIPMUNK’S FACE -Swelling of parotid gland that produces saliva
  • DISCOLORATION OF TEETH – Acid in vomiting
  • ESOPHAGEAL AND GASTRIC ULCERATION
  • FLUID AND ELECTROLYTES IMBALANCE DHN Hypokalemia Arrythmia- Cardiac arrest -Excessive Vomiting- Metabolic Alkalosis
  • N or near Normal Weight
  • Marked food Mgt. OBJECTIVE SYMBOLIZATION *Anorexia Nervous- MIRROR
  • BULIMIA Nervosa- Toilet/Cr Correct the imbalances Malnutrition and DHN Insight Condition- AWARENESS Constant/Close Supervision AN- Bantayan During and after eating stay with patient for 2 hrs. BN- After eating an hour After eating Anorexia Nervosa – Address self esteem - Recognize small achievement and accomplishment - Increase appetite Give / improve food palatability and appearance - Offer favorite food Bulimia Nervosa- Address anxiety- coping mechanism DOC: AN& BN SSRI. DEPRESSION SEROTONIN NOREPINEPRINE Major Depressive Disorder DSM V: Sx present at least 2 weeks 5/ Not due to any substance or medication

I. SYMPTOMS

  • Depress Mood- Extreme sadness (Melancholy)
  • Freq. crying episodes
  • Convert to physical symptoms
  • Withdrawn / social isolation
  • Anhedonia -loss of pleasure
  • Loss interest in previous pleasurable activities
  • Significant changes in Weight
  • Wt. loss Appetite – common in depression
  • Wt. gain common in younger population
  • Disturbance on sleep
  • Insomnia diff. sleeping
  • Hypersomnia excessive sleeping more than 10 hrs.
  • Psychomotor retardation
  • Laden paralysis
  • Wt. in the extremities
  • ANERGIA/ Fatigue
  • Loss of energy
  • Norepi- energy
  • UNDECESSIVENES
  • Diff. making decision
  • Worthlessness/ Inappropriate guilt II. Defense mechanism Introjection- blaming self (INTERNALIZE HOSTILITY)
    • Suicidal Ideation: Thoughts of suicide
    • Helplessness
    • Hopelessness III. Management 1 PRIORITY – Safety – Self Suicidal 2 Stimulating Environment 3 Depressed kind of firmness
  • NURSE “ FIRM BUT KIND”
  • Verbalization of feelings (Challenging Activities 4 Withdrawn – ACTIVE FRIENDLINESS
  • Offering self
  • Group Activities
  • Assist ADL 5 Self esteem self-worth
  • Acknowledge small achievement and accomplishment