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NUR 162 Exam 7 - Answer Anger = immature de- fense mechanism for...

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NUR 162 Exam 7

  • What is the difference between anger and hostility?
  • Answer Anger = immature de- fense mechanism for dealing with emotional conflict through action rather than through reflection or feeling

Hostility = emotion expressed via verbal abuse, lack of cooperation, violating rules/norms, or threatening behavior; also called verbal aggression

  • What is the difference between hostility & aggression?
  • Answer Hostility = verbal aggression = emotion expressed via verbal abuse, lack of cooperation, violating rules/norms, or threatening behavior

Aggression = physical aggression = behavior that attacks a person, injures some- one, or involves destruction of personal property

  • Define Catharsis
  • Answer the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotions.

  • What is adaptive aggression a sign of?
  • Answer maturity & growth

  • Etiology of hostility & aggression is associated with

Answer structur- al damage to the limbic system, frontal or temporal lobes

6. REVIEW ROLE OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS

Answer 1 / 2

serotonin, dopamine, norEpi

  • What is the role of haloperidol & lorazepam combined?
  • Answer Decreased agitation or aggression & psychotic sx

  • What is the #1 risk factor for vilent behavior?
  • Answer Hx of violent behavior

  • Explain the 5 stages of crisis
  • Answer TRIGGER - Speak in calm tone, suggest a walk away, listen, be empathetic, clear/short statements

ESCALATION - start taking control, firm/calm voice, let pt know aggression is unacceptable, show force

CRISIS - Take control per facility policy, +/- restraints or seclusion -- need 4-6 trained staff RECOVERY - talk about the situation, relax, assess & document any injuries, debrief staff POST-CRISIS - reintegrate as soon as able, remove any restraints, give pt feedback, focus on appropriate expression

  • How should a client appropriately express their anger?
  • Answer Use "I" statements, assertive communication that leads to problem solving or conflict resolution

  • Define Abuse
  • Answer the wrongful use and maltreatment of another person

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