NUR 2459 Mental and Behavioral Health Nursing
Mental and Behavioral Health Nursing Exam 2
How should one detox off of Alprazolam?
- gradual taper down
Patient teaching for propranolol and Imipramine
- get up slowly
Heroin intoxications symptoms
- psychomotor retardation
- drowsiness
- slurred speech
- altered mood
- impaired memory and attention
- bradycardia
- hypotension
- hypothermia
- meiosis (pinpoint pupils)
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- intense drowsiness
- coma
Time frame of alcohol withdrawal
- first symptoms: 4-12 hours
Detox/withdrawal from Xanax or benzodiazepines
- Taper off
Chronic cocaine use symptoms
- Elation
- Euphoria
- Sensitive, anxious, tense, hypervigilant and angry
- Psychotic and aggressive
Cocaine withdrawal side effects
- In the initial phase, the individual feels agitated and anxious with intense
cravings for the drug. Following the initial phase, the individual feels
depressed and lethargic. It is often called "crashing."
Alcohol intoxication and assessment questions
- what time was their last drink?
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Alcohol use defense mechanisms
- rationalization
Therapeutic approach to someone with delusions of grandeur and highly suspicious of
others
- Recognize their feelings and present reality
Circumstantiality
- including unnecessary detail in conversation but eventually reaching the
point
Rationalization
- Attempting to make excuses or formulate logical reasons to justify
unacceptable feelings or behaviors.
Critical question when patient is expressing hopelessness:
- "Have you ever acted on a plan to harm yourself"
Manic individual, talking rapidly, rushing around unit: what would a therapeutic
intervention be?
- Talking slowly, quietly- helps the patient focus
Should we discontinue suicide precautions if a patient starts an antidepressant and
appetite and sleep improve?
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