Major #defense mechanisms
Defense mechanisms are unconscious mental processes used to protect individuals from uncomfortable thoughts, internal conflicts, and external stresses. Defense mechanisms may be therapeutic to clients with anxiety. However, with excessive use, defense mechanisms may become nontherapeutic because they involve a degree of self-deception and reality distortion that may result in poor interpersonal relationships, irrational behavior, and decreased productivity.
#mental_health
Defense mechanisms are unconscious mental processes used to protect individuals from uncomfortable thoughts, internal conflicts, and external stresses. Defense mechanisms may be therapeutic to clients with anxiety. However, with excessive use, defense mechanisms may become nontherapeutic because they involve a degree of self-deception and reality distortion that may result in poor interpersonal relationships, irrational behavior, and decreased productivity.
#mental_health
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ماه 4 جلسه 3 ق 2
#ch31
Hematological Problems
#Von_Willebrand’s Disease
کلاس #ساندرز #کامپرهنسیو ماه چهارم
جلسه سوم
فصل ۳۱ بیماری های #خون در #کودکان
جهت ثبت نام در این کلاس به آی دی زیر پیام بدین
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#ch31
Hematological Problems
#Von_Willebrand’s Disease
کلاس #ساندرز #کامپرهنسیو ماه چهارم
جلسه سوم
فصل ۳۱ بیماری های #خون در #کودکان
جهت ثبت نام در این کلاس به آی دی زیر پیام بدین
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#Suicide #risk & #protective #factors
Suicidal ideation is a preoccupation with thoughts of self-harm and death. Active suicidal ideation is recognized as the constant consideration of suicide that involves the formulation of a suicide plan. Ideation and suicide risk factors may fluctuate over time and may be time limited. The nursing priority when caring for a client with suicidal ideation is ensuring client safety.
Suicidal ideation is a preoccupation with thoughts of self-harm and death. Active suicidal ideation is recognized as the constant consideration of suicide that involves the formulation of a suicide plan. Ideation and suicide risk factors may fluctuate over time and may be time limited. The nursing priority when caring for a client with suicidal ideation is ensuring client safety.
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Saunders, Month 4, Session 4 part 2
#ch32
#Oncological Problems
#Nephroblastoma ( #Wilms’ Tumor)
کلاس ساندرز کامپرهنسیو ماه چهارم
جلسه چهارم قسمت دوم
جهت ثبت نام در این کلاس به آی دی زیر پیام بدین
@htakaloo
#ch32
#Oncological Problems
#Nephroblastoma ( #Wilms’ Tumor)
کلاس ساندرز کامپرهنسیو ماه چهارم
جلسه چهارم قسمت دوم
جهت ثبت نام در این کلاس به آی دی زیر پیام بدین
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#Delirium
Delirium is a reversible, acute confusional state involving a reduced or fluctuating level of consciousness (eg, somnolent to combative within a short time), difficulties sustaining attention, and significantly impaired memory and executive function. It is most commonly seen in older adult clients and is often associated with anxiety, agitation, delusions, and/or hallucinations.
Major predisposing factors for the development of delirium in hospitalized clients include:
• Advanced age
• Underlying neurodegenerative disease (ie, stroke, dementia)
• Polypharmacy
• Coexisting medical conditions (eg, infection)
• Acid-base/arterial blood gas imbalances (eg, acidosis, hypercarbia, hypoxemia)
• Metabolic and electrolyte disturbances
• Impaired mobility
• Surgery (ie, postoperative period)
• Untreated pain and inadequate analgesia
Delirium is a reversible, acute confusional state involving a reduced or fluctuating level of consciousness (eg, somnolent to combative within a short time), difficulties sustaining attention, and significantly impaired memory and executive function. It is most commonly seen in older adult clients and is often associated with anxiety, agitation, delusions, and/or hallucinations.
Major predisposing factors for the development of delirium in hospitalized clients include:
• Advanced age
• Underlying neurodegenerative disease (ie, stroke, dementia)
• Polypharmacy
• Coexisting medical conditions (eg, infection)
• Acid-base/arterial blood gas imbalances (eg, acidosis, hypercarbia, hypoxemia)
• Metabolic and electrolyte disturbances
• Impaired mobility
• Surgery (ie, postoperative period)
• Untreated pain and inadequate analgesia