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Excessive worry and anxiety Difficulty in controlling the worry Anxiety and worry are evident in 3 or more of the following: - Restlessness -Decreased concentration -Fatigue -Muscle tension -Irritability -Disturbed sleep
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT
Nurse-Patient Relationship 1. Reduce level of anxiety -Promote trust -Convey empathy 2. Assist patient to examine coping behavior Psychopharmacology >Antidepressants- (SSRI, SSNRI) >Benzodiazepine- Buspirone (Buspar) Milieu Management -Provide recreational activities (exercises, meditation, biofeedback) -CBT
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Recurrent, unexpected panic attacks Panic attacks followed by a month or more of worry about having additional attacks, worry about the results of the attacks, and behavior changes related to the attacks Panic disorder possibly accompanied by agoraphobia
CHARACTERISTICS
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suddenly, unexpected Accompanied by intense fear or discomfort, and peaks within 10 mins Fear of losing control (going crazy, having a heart attack, or dying) Situationally bound
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT
Nurse-Patient Relationship >Therapeutic Communication >Cognitive Restructuring Psychopharmacology >Antidepressants (SSRI) >Benzodiazepine- Clonazepam (Klonopin) Milieu Management >Gross motor activities (walking, jogging) >CBT
OBSESSIONS 1.Intrusive, inappropriate, recurrent, and persistent thoughts, impulses, or images that are distressful or produce anxiety. 2. Unsuccessful attempts to ignore or neutralize thoughts or impulses by other thoughts or actions 3. Recognition that obsessions are produced by own thoughts 4. Not simply excessive worry about real life problems
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT
Nurse-Patient Relationship >Promote Trust Psychopharmacology >Antidepressants- Clomipramine (Anafranil), Fluoxetine (Prozac), Sertraline (Zoloft) Milieu Management >CBT
PHOBIC DISORDER
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phobic disorder, there is a specific places or things being feared In GAD, the source of anxiety is unspecified and anxiety is displaced or externalized outside of the body
AGORAPHOBIA W/O HISTORY OF PANIC DISORDER
SOCIAL PHOBIA
SPECIFIC PHOBIA
SPECIFIC PHOBIAS
Acrophobia Ailurophobia Aquaphobia Claustrophobia Arachnophobia Cyanophobia Homophobia Thanatophobia Xenophobia Zoophobia Pyrophobia
Height Cats Water Closed space Spiders Dogs Homosexuality Death Strangers Animals Fire
Accept patients and their fears w/ a noncritical attitude Provide activities that are nonthreatening or non-anxiety provoking Ensure safety and needs Help patients recognize that their behavior is a method of coping w/ anxiety Assertiveness training and goal-setting group Social skills group and behavior therapy like desensitization, flooding, exposure etc.
Onset: within 4 weeks after the event Duration : 2 days to 4 weeks Symptoms: during or immediately after the event are: amnesia, depersonaliztion, derealization, numbing, detachment and or lack of emotion
6 months after the event or (Delayed) 6 months or more after the event Duration : (Acute) 1-3 months or (Chronic) 3 months or more
Critical Incident Stress Debriefing A trusting N-P relationship Teaching dynamics of PTSD/ASD Assist in recognizing the relationship between current problems and the traumatic event Assist in reestablishing social support involve patient in problem solving