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| Examples of complimentary therapies are |
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| Holistic therapies and Alternative w/ Traditional practices |
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| Allopathic medicine is better known as |
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| Traditional Western Medicine |
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| Naturopathy, Homeopath, Shaman, Ayurveda and Chinese medicines are known as |
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| Mind-Body interventions are ones such as |
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| Yoga, art, hypnosis, psychotherapy, prayer and relaxtation |
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| Accupressure, massage, chripractic, Alexander, Osteology, reflexology and touch are known as |
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| Biologic therapies include |
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| Aromatherapy, Herbal, Diet |
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| Magnetic and light therapy |
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| Conventional health is things like |
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| surgery, disease care, symtom relief |
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| Complimentary health includes |
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| wellness, holistic, self-care, non-invasive |
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| Herb for Tx of cramps & diarrhea |
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| Herb used in Constipation |
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| In accupressure, chi points are AKA |
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meridians
(they connect a series of accupoints) |
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| caution is used in massage d/t |
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| possible reddened areas or dislodging clots |
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| massage is contraindicated when |
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high BP
infection,
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phlebitis or osteoporosis |
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| A scientific structuring of the environment in order to effect changes and to improve the psychological health and functioning of the individual is called |
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| The word "milieu" is French for |
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| What is the goal of milieu therapy? |
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| The goal of milieu therapy/therapeutic community is for the client to learn adaptive coping, interaction, and relationship skills that can be generalized to other aspects of his/her life. |
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| Name one of the seven basic assumptions Skinner (1979)identified as a basic assumption of a therapeutic community |
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| The health in each individual is to be realized and encouraged to grow. |
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| Name one of the seven basic assumptions Skinner (1979)identified as a basic assumption of a therapeutic community |
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| Every interaction is an opportunity for therapeutic intervention. |
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| Name one of the seven basic assumptions Skinner (1979)identified as a basic assumption of a therapeutic community |
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| The client owns his or her own environment. |
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| Name one of the seven basic assumptions Skinner (1979)identified as a basic assumption of a therapeutic community |
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| Each client owns his or her own behavior. |
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| Name one of the seven basic assumptions Skinner (1979)identified as a basic assumption of a therapeutic community |
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| Peer pressure is a useful and a powerful tool. |
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| Name one of the seven basic assumptions Skinner (1979)identified as a basic assumption of a therapeutic community |
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| Inappropriate behaviors are dealt with as they occur. |
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| Name one of the seven basic assumptions Skinner (1979)identified as a basic assumption of a therapeutic community |
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| Restrictions and punishment are to be avoided. |
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| Name one of the seven basic assumptions Skinner (1979)identified as a basic assumption of a therapeutic community |
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| Restrictions and punishment are to be avoided. |
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| Name a condition that characterizes a therapeutic community within a hospital setting. |
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| Basic physiological needs are fulfilled. |
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| Name a condition that characterizes a therapeutic community within a hospital setting. |
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| The physical facilities are conducive to achievement of the goals of therapy. |
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| Name a condition that characterizes a therapeutic community within a hospital setting. |
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| A democratic form of self government exists. |
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| Name a condition that characterizes a therapeutic community within a hospital setting. |
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| Responsibilities are assigned according to client capabilities. |
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| Name a condition that characterizes a therapeutic community within a hospital setting. |
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| A structured program of social and work-related activities is scheduled as part of the treatment program. |
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| Name a condition that characterizes a therapeutic community within a hospital setting. |
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| Community and family are included in the program of therapy in an effort to facilitate discharge from treatment. |
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| Serves as leader of the team. Has a medical degree and license to practice medicine. |
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| Conducts individual, group and family therapy. Has a Doctorate in clinical psychology. |
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| Conducts individual, group and family therapy. Presents educational programs for nursing staff. Minimal MSN prepared. |
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| Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist |
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| Works with clients to develop or to redevelop independence in performance of ADL's. |
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| Plans nutritious meals for all clients. Works with clients with specific eating disorders. |
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| The expression of suppressed thoughts is known as |
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| Based on the theory that symptoms of depression can be attributed to interpersonal relations |
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| INTERPERSONAL PSYCHOTHERAPY |
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| _________ Therapy says that humans are responsible for making choices |
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| _____________ therapies include deep breathing, meditation, imagery, exercise, etc |
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| _________ behavior is standking up for your own rights while respecting others rights |
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| In the following assertive behavior technique, ________ means agreeing w/o becoming defensive |
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| In the following assertive behavior technique, ________ means agreeing w/o becoming defensive |
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| In the following assertive behavior technique, ________ means putting off a decision til the other party is calmer |
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| In the following assertive behavior technique, ________ means putting off discussion to allow time to consider the other's point of view |
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| _________ therapy is highly structured, lasts for 12 weeks (shortterm) and focuses on changing self thoughts |
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| A stimulus that follows a behavior is caleld a |
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| Of the reinforcers, "punishment" is known as a ________ reinforcer |
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| Using tokens as positive reinforcers which can be accumulated and exchanged for privileges is known as |
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| In behavioural modification, "Extinction" is what? |
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| When you encourage the gradual decline of negative behavior by withholding positive reinforcment |
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| T/F A Time-out is an aversive stimulus |
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| Pyschotropic Drugs historically are inded for use WITH psychotherapy |
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| Meds that affect psychic function, behavior or experience are known as ______ meds |
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| _____ meds suppress spontaneous movents but do not alter spinal reflexes |
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| Anxiolytics are also known as __________ |
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| antianxiety meds (traquilizers) |
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| Antidepressants work by blocking the _________ of serotonin and norepinephrine |
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| Antipsychotics block what? |
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| Antianxiety (benzodiapines) facilitate transmission of __________ |
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| Drugs such as Xanax, Librium, Valium and Atavan are the most commonly prescribed drugs and are part of this drug family: |
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| T/F Benzodiazepines cause less sedation, allow REM sleep, but can be addictive. |
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| This drug reverses effects of Benzodiazepines: |
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| Tricylics include Elavil & Pamelor |
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| T/F SSRIs include Prozac, Lexapro, Paxil and Zoloft |
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| You dont give MAOs with SSRIs because it can cause _____________ |
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