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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 12: Primary, Secondary, Tertiary Prevention of Mental Health Disorders
Learn all about the primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention of mental health disorders in the community.
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 11: Sexual Assault and Suicidal Patients
Content warning: Sexual assault and suicide. This video covers key nursing knowledge about sexual assault victims and suicidal patients. The labs, treatment, and nursing care for victims of sexual assault. The 3 phases of rape-trauma syndrome: acute, outward adjustment, and resolution. The risk factors and protective factors associated with suicide, along with the signs of impending suicide. Finally, treatment options and nursing care of suicidal patients.
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 10: Abuse: Signs of Abuse, Nursing Care
In this video, we continue our coverage of abuse: signs of physical, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, and neglect. Important nursing care interventions for abuse situations.
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 9: Aggression/Violence, Abuse
Learn about violence and aggression: predictors of violence, deescalation techniques, and interventions for violent behavior. Overview of abuse: abuse types (physical, emotional, sexual, neglect, and economic abuse), followed by the cycle of abuse/violence and perpetrator and victim risk factors
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 8: Defense Mechanisms
Defense mechanisms, including: avoidance, compensation, conversion, denial, displacement, dissociation, identification, intellectualization, projection, rationalization, reaction formation, regression, repression, splitting, sublimation, suppression, and undoing. Includes a video quiz!
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 7: Crises, Loss, and Grief
The types of crises (maturational, situational, adventitious) and nursing care of patients during a crisis. The difference between an actual loss vs. a perceived loss. The stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance) and types of grief (complicated, anticipatory, and disenfranchised grief). Includes a video quiz!
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 6: Stress and General Adaptation Syndrome, Anxiety
The stages of General Adaptation Syndrome: alarm reaction stage, resistance stage, and exhaustion stage. The characteristics and symptoms of mild, moderate, severe, and panic-level anxiety. The nursing care of patients with anxiety. Includes a video quiz!
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 5: Mental Status Examination
The key components of a mental status examination: Appearance, Behavior, Motor Activity, Speech, Mood/Affect, Thought Process/Content, Perception, Cognition, Insight, and Judgement. Includes a video quiz!
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 4: Nurse/Client Relationship, Therapeutic Communication
Phases of the Nurse/Client Relationship (pre-orientation, orientation, working, termination), the concepts of transference and countertransference. Therapeutic communication techniques and non-therapeutic communication techniques.
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 3: Torts and Restraints
Intentional torts, including: assault, battery, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy, and defamation of character. Unintentional torts, including negligence and malpractice. Restraints and seclusion, include indications for restraints, types of restraints, nursing care related to restraints, order requirements, and documentation requirements related to restraints.
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 2: Informed Consent, Ethical Principles
Learn about Informed Consent, including the provider's and nurse's responsibilities with Informed Consent. Who IS and ISN'T competent to provide informed consent. A review of nursing ethical principles, including: autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, fidelity, advocacy, and veracity.
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Psychiatric Mental Health, part 1: Introduction, Patient Rights
An introduction to our Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing video series. Learn PMH principles, starting with types of admissions/commitments (voluntary admission, involuntary commitment, emergency commitment) and patient rights (patient confidentiality, right to refuse treatment, right to least restrictive environment).
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