Nursing Diagnoses in Psychiatric Nursing: Care Plans and Psychotropic MedicationsIt’s really 2 books in 1! The first half provides the diagnostic information needed to create a care plan; the second half covers the safe administration of psychotropic medications. And, the concepts can be applied to a variety of healthcare settings…from in-patient hospitalization through the outpatient clinic…to home health and private practice. |
Contents
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| 14 | |
Special Topics in PsychiatricMental Health Nursing | 310 |
Psychotropic Medications | 406 |
Comparison of Development Theories | 538 |
Ego Defense Mechanisms | 545 |
Levels of Anxiety | 548 |
Stages of Grief | 552 |
Global Assessment of Functioning GAF Scale | 592 |
DSMIVTR Classification Axes I and II Categories and Codes | 595 |
Mental Status Assessment | 610 |
Assigning Nursing Diagnoses to Client Behaviors | 618 |
Brief Mental Status Evaluation | 622 |
US Food and Drug Administration FDA Pregnancy Categories | 624 |
US Drug Enforcement Agency DEA Controlled Substances Schedules | 626 |
Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale AIMS | 628 |
Relationship Development and Therapeutic Communication | 557 |
Psychosocial Therapies | 570 |
Electroconvulsive Therapy | 580 |
Medication Assessment Tool | 583 |
Cultural Assessment Tool | 588 |
The DSMIVTR Multiaxial Evaluation System | 590 |
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| 639 | |
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abuse activities ADHD adjustment disorder Adults alcohol anger anticholinergic antipsychotics Anxiety Disorder anxiolytics Assess associated atomoxetine benzodiazepines Bipolar bipolar disorder black box warning borderline personality disorder bupropion carbamazepine caregiver Client is able Client verbalizes Client will verbalize clozapine CNS depressants Contraindicated coping daily decrease Defining Characteristics evidenced Definition depressed mood difficulty disease divided doses dosage drug dysfunction Encourage client environment Factors feelings first gender identity disorder Goals/Objectives Short-term Goal grief haloperidol Help client hypotension identified impairment Inability increase individual influence Initial dose Insomnia interaction Interventions with Selected Long-term Goal Client loss maladaptive medical condition mg/day Nausea Nursing Diagnoses occur Olanzapine one’s opioid Outcome Criteria patients personality disorder positive reinforcement Possible Etiologies related Pregnancy problems Provide psychiatric relationship response risk safety Schizophrenia seizures Selected Rationales sexual Short-term Goal Client side effects significant situation social specific stress substance suicidal syndrome therapeutic therapy tion withdrawal