schizophrenia psychiatric nursing
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SCHIZOPHRENIA
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` SPLITING OF THE MIND Delusions hallucinations, disorganized speech, grossly
disorganized behavior and apathy
ALTERED THOUGHT PROCESS
AUTISM
ASSOCIATIVE LOOSENESS
APATHY
AMBIVALENCE
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` Defect in family interaction
` Highly critical , hostile or overinvolved` Psychologic information processing
deficit` Biologic-metabolic imbalance Genetics Biochemical dopamine hypothesis Brain structure alterations =- >
ventricles
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` Inappropriate behavior , affect andtransient hallucinations
` Incoherence, markedly loosening ofassociations
` Regression` Impaired social functioning
Assistance w/ adl
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` Preoccupation with systematizeddelusions or auditory hallucinationsrelated to a single theme
` Suspicion , ideas of persecution anddelusions
` Mistrust and feelings of rejection` Projection` Potential for injury` Nutrition and safety
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` Sudden onset mutism , bizarremannerisms, remains in stereotypedposition with awxy flexibility. May have
dangerous periods of agitation /explosivity
` Stupor, negativism, rigidity` ,Excitement, posturing` Repression and impaired motor activity` Circulation and nutrition
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` One or more types of schizophrenia
` Does not meet the requirements of othertypes
` Prominent symptoms
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`Absence of prominent delusion,hallucinations, incoherence or grosslydisorganized behavior.
` No longer exhibits overt symptoms
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` Delusional no hallucinations
` Schizophreniform - < 6 months normalfunctioning possible
` Schizoaffective d/o dominantsymptoms- mood d/o
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` Promote adequate communication
` Promote compliance with medical regimenand provide physiological needs (fluid andnutrition)
` Assist with grooming , hygiene and adls
` Promote organized behavior
` Promote social interaction and activity
` Social skills training\promote reality basedperceptions
` Intervene with delusions` Promote congruent emotional responses,
family understanding and involvement, andcommunity contacts.