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9780781753692

Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

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  • Copyright: 2005-06-01
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Summary

Completely revised, this student-friendly, succinct yet thorough text focuses on what's most important in psychiatric-mental health nursing, from core concepts to nursing care for specific disorders. This edition has brand-new chapters on evidence-based practice, the multidisciplinary team, family therapies, and sleep disorders, plus new information on psychopharmacology, childhood autism, and mental retardation. New features include multidisciplinary care photo essays, Challenging Behavior boxes, NIC/NOC boxes, and critical thinking questions. The improved art program features more photography and illustrations of neuroscience and psychopharmacology concepts. A front-of-book CD-ROM contains study guides, movie viewing guides, psychiatric drug information, and Clinical Simulations. Ancillaries include an Instructor's Resource CD-ROM and Test Generator.

Table of Contents

UNIT 1 FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL HEALTH NURSING
1(152)
Introduction to Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
3(16)
Wanda K. Mohr
Mental Health and Mental Illness
4(8)
The Mental Health-Illness Continuum
4(1)
Mental Health: A Report of the Surgeon General
5(1)
Elements of Mental Health
5(1)
Influences on Mental Health
5(1)
Incidence and Prevalence of Mental Illness
5(1)
Etiology of Mental Illness
6(1)
Diagnosis of Mental Illness
6(3)
Prevention and Treatment of Mental Illness
9(3)
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
12(7)
Nursing Process and Standards of Care
13(1)
Levels of Practice
14(1)
Guiding Principles
15(1)
The Role of the Psychiatric Nurse as a Team Member
15(4)
Neuroscience: Biology and Behavior
19(18)
Wanda K. Mohr
Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology
20(12)
Neurons
20(4)
Central Nervous System
24(6)
The Role of Genetics
30(2)
Other Topics in Neuroscience
32(5)
Memory, Repetition, and Learning
32(1)
Circadian Rhythm
32(1)
Psychoneuroimmunology
32(1)
Neuroimaging Techniques
33(4)
Conceptual Frameworks and Theories
37(18)
Wanda K. Mohr
Theories: Who Cares and So What?
38(1)
Theories of Human Behavior
39(10)
Psychoanalytic Perspective
39(3)
Behavior Theory
42(3)
Cognitive Theory
45(1)
Cognitive-Behavioral Theory
46(1)
The Humanistic Perspective
47(1)
The Interpersonal Perspective
47(1)
The Biophysiological Perspective
48(1)
The Sociocultural Viewpoint
48(1)
Toward a Comprehensive, Multidisciplinary Understanding of Psychopathology
49(6)
The Emergence of Mental Illness
50(1)
Multidimensionality of Assessment (Assessing Multiple Systems)
51(4)
Therapeutic Relationships and Communication
55(24)
Catherine Deering
Therapeutic Relationships
56(9)
Essential Elements
57(2)
Obstacles to Establishing a Therapeutic Relationship
59(3)
Phases of the Therapeutic Relationship
62(3)
Therapeutic Communication
65(14)
Theoretical Framework and Communication Model
66(1)
Listening
66(3)
Assertiveness
69(1)
Confrontation and Limit Setting
69(1)
Self-Disclosure
69(6)
Therapeutic Communication in Special Situations
75(4)
Culture
79(22)
Mary Huggins
Culture
81(7)
Changing Demographics and Cultural Awareness
81(2)
Culturally Competent Healthcare
83(5)
Disparities in Mental Health and Barriers to Effective Treatment
88(5)
Variability and Vulnerability
89(1)
Ethnopharmacology
89(1)
Accessibility
89(2)
Racial Bias
91(1)
Religious and Spiritual Influences
91(2)
Sociocultural Variations in Response to Mental Healthcare
93(2)
African-American Clients
93(1)
Native American Clients
93(1)
Hispanic and Latino(a) Clients
94(1)
Asian and Pacific Islander Clients
94(1)
Middle Eastern Clients
94(1)
Culturally Competent and Congruent Nursing Care
95(6)
Essential Skills
96(1)
Phases of Transcultural Nursing Knowledge
96(1)
Transcultural Assessment
97(1)
Building Cultural Awareness
97(1)
Cultural Self-Awareness
98(3)
The Nursing Process in Psychiatric-Mental Healthcare
101(20)
Suzanne Perraud
Steps of the Nursing Process
102(19)
Assessment
103(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
104(10)
Planning
114(2)
Implementation
116(1)
Evaluation
117(4)
Legal and Ethical Aspects of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
121(20)
Robin S. Diamond
Gwen Larsen
Rebecca F. Cady
Legal Issues in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
123(10)
Nurse Practice Acts and the Expanding Role of Nursing
124(1)
Malpractice
124(1)
Obtaining Legal Counsel
125(1)
Basic Rights of Clients Receiving Psychiatric Nursing Care
126(4)
Evolving Legal Rights
130(1)
Client Status and Specific Legal Issues
131(2)
Legal Issues and Special Client Populations
133(1)
Ethical Issues in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
133(8)
Bioethical Principles in Psychiatric Nursing Practice
135(1)
Nursing Ethics in Community Mental Health
136(1)
Boundaries in Ethical Nursing Care
136(5)
Evidence-Based Practice and Pseudoscience
141(12)
Wanda K. Mohr
Science
142(3)
Principles of the Scientific Method
142(1)
Types of Scientific Evidence
143(2)
Pseudoscience
145(4)
Pseudoscience Versus Science
145(1)
Myths
145(1)
Quackery
146(1)
The Dangers of ``Junk Science''
147(1)
The Dangers of Pseudoscientific Interventions: The Case of Attachment Therapy
148(1)
Implications for Professional Nurses
149(4)
UNIT II CONCEPTUAL BASES OF TREATMENT
153(164)
Working with the Multidisciplinary Team
155(16)
Jeffrey Anderson
Catherine Johnson
Tara A. Mohr
Theodore A. Petti
Patricia A. Troyanowski
The Psychologist
156(4)
Educational Background and Training
156(1)
The Role of the School Psychologist
156(3)
The Psychologist, Nurse, and Multidisciplinary Team
159(1)
The Occupational Therapist
160(3)
Educational Background and Training
160(1)
The Role of an Occupational Therapist
160(1)
The Occupational Therapist, Nurse, and Multidisciplinary Team
161(2)
The Professional Social Worker
163(3)
Educational Background and Training
164(1)
The Role of the Social Worker
164(1)
The Social Worker, Nurse, and Multidisciplinary Team
165(1)
The Psychiatrist
166(1)
Educational Background and Training
166(1)
The Role of the Child Psychiatrist
167(1)
The Psychiatrist, Nurse, and Multidisciplinary Team
167(1)
The Registered Dietitian
167(1)
Educational Background and Training
168(1)
The Role of the Registered Dietitian
168(1)
The Registered Dietitian, Nurse, and Multidisciplinary Team
168(1)
Benefits of the Multidisciplinary Approach
168(3)
Collaborative Care of Individuals
171(18)
Jeanneane L. Cline
Collaborative Goals of Individual Therapy
172(1)
Types of Individual Psychotherapy
172(11)
Classic Psychoanalysis
172(1)
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
173(5)
Transtheoretical Model of Intentional Behavior Change
178(1)
Behavioral Therapy
179(2)
Brief, Solution-Focused Therapy
181(1)
Choice Therapy
181(2)
The Nurse's Role
183(6)
Levels of Clinical Nursing Practice
183(1)
Therapeutic Interventions in Nursing
183(6)
Collaborative Care of Groups
189(20)
Barbara Caldwell
Group Process
190(8)
What Is a Group?
190(1)
Characteristics of Groups
190(1)
Types of Groups
190(1)
Group Norms
190(1)
Group Leadership
190(4)
Group Roles
194(1)
Group Communication
195(1)
Stages of Group Development
195(3)
Group Therapy
198(5)
Advantages and Disadvantages
199(1)
Therapeutic Factors of Group Therapy
199(3)
Types of Therapy Groups
202(1)
Nurses and Group Process and Therapy
203(6)
Group Process and Therapy in Nursing Education
203(1)
Group Process and Therapy in Nursing Practice
204(5)
Family Therapies
209(12)
Linda Finke
Theoretical Foundations for Working with Families
211(10)
Family as a System
211(1)
Developmental Perspective of the Family Life Cycle
212(1)
Role of the Family
212(1)
Family and Stress
212(2)
Strengths Perspective With Families
214(7)
Working With Families of Clients With Psychiatric Disorders
221(22)
Victoria Conn
Family Caregiving 1850 To 2000
222(1)
Family Burden
222(9)
Objective Burden
224(2)
Subjective Burden
226(1)
Iatrogenic Burden
226(5)
Family Resilience
231(1)
Needs of Families for Secondary Prevention
231(12)
Families as a Population at Risk
231(2)
Family Consultation
233(2)
Family Empowerment
235(2)
Family Education
237(2)
Psychotherapy and Medication
239(4)
Psychopharmacology
243(44)
Geraldine Pearson
Important Principles of Psychopharmacotherapeutics and Pharmacodynamics
244(3)
Receptors
245(1)
Agonists
245(1)
Antagonists
245(1)
Affinity
245(1)
Efficacy
245(1)
Potency
245(1)
Target Symptoms
246(1)
Refractoriness
246(1)
Half-Life
246(1)
Polypharmacy
246(1)
Substrates
246(1)
Clinical Trials
246(1)
Important Psychotherapeutic Drugs
247(32)
Medications for Mood Disorders
248(12)
Anxiolytics
260(2)
Antipsychotic (Neuroleptic) Agents
262(6)
Cognitive Enhancers
268(11)
Important Issues Related to Psychopharmacology and Nursing Management
279(3)
Life Span Considerations
279(2)
Ethnopharmacology
281(1)
Use of Alternative Agents to Treat Psychiatric Illness
281(1)
Nursing Research
282(5)
Spirituality in Psychiatric Care
287(12)
Wanda K. Mohr
Spirituality and Religion
288(1)
Spirituality, Religion, and Mental Health and Illness
289(1)
Illness Prevention
289(1)
Negative Effects of Religious Involvement and Spirituality
290(1)
Spirituality, Religion, and Mental Illness
290(1)
Religious and Spiritual Interventions in Mental Healthcare
290(4)
Changing Attitudes and Philosophies
290(1)
Clarifying Values
291(1)
The Role of Clergy in Mental Healthcare
291(1)
The Role of the Nurse in Mental Healthcare
292(2)
Ethical Concerns
294(5)
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
299(18)
Jeanneane L. Cline
Overview of Complementary and Alternative Medicine
300(2)
National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine and CAM Expansion
300(1)
Prevalence of Complementary and Alternative Medicine
300(1)
Research Studies
301(1)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
301(1)
Classification of Complementary and Alternative Medicine
302(10)
Alternative Systems of Medical Practice
302(2)
Mind-Body Interventions
304(1)
Biologically Based Therapies
305(5)
Manipulative and Body-Based Methods
310(1)
Energy Therapies
310(2)
The Nurse's Role
312(5)
UNIT III CONTINUUM OF CARE
317(108)
Community Mental Health, Support, and Rehabilitation
319(20)
Mary Huggins
Jeffrey A. Anderson
Community Mental Health
320(3)
Historical Perspective
320(1)
Levels of Prevention
321(2)
Community Support Systems
323(16)
Components of a Community Support System
324(1)
Community Support Programs
324(4)
Public Policy and Trends
328(11)
Psychiatric Home Care Nursing
339(14)
Yu-Ru Lin
Overview of Psychiatric Home Care
340(1)
Psychiatric Home Care Nursing
340(13)
Historical Perspective
340(1)
Principles of Psychiatric Home Care Nursing
341(1)
Goals of Psychiatric Home Care Nursing
341(1)
Services of Psychiatric Home Care Nursing
342(1)
Client Characteristics
342(1)
Providers
343(10)
Violence and Abuse Within the Community
353(24)
Kathleen R. Delaney
Delia Esparza
Diane Hinderliter
Karen Van Dyke Lamb
Wanda K. Mohr
The Ecological Model of Violence
354(1)
Societal Influences and Macrosystem
354(1)
Microsystem
355(1)
Individual Factors
355(1)
Public Health Approach to Violence Prevention
355(1)
Youth Violence
356(2)
Risk and Protective Factors for Youth Violence
356(1)
Public Health Approach to Youth Violence
357(1)
Nurses' Role in Youth Violence Prevention Efforts
357(1)
Family Violence
358(7)
Intimate Partner Violence
358(2)
Child Maltreatment
360(3)
Elder Abuse
363(2)
Rape and Sexual Assault
365(12)
Types of Rape
365(1)
Rape Trauma Syndrome
366(1)
Additional Ramifications of Rape
367(1)
Treatment for Survivors of Rape or Sexual Assault
367(10)
Forensic Nursing
377(18)
Cindy A. Peternelj-Taylor
Anita G. Hufft
Forensic Settings
379(1)
Factors Contributing to Incarceration
379(1)
Court Diversion Schemes
380(1)
Characteristics of the Forensic Population
380(3)
Mentally III Offenders
380(1)
Violent Offenders
380(1)
Special Populations
381(2)
Effects of Incarceration on Mental Health
383(1)
Characteristics of Forensic Psychiatric Nurses
383(12)
Attitudes
383(1)
Skills
384(11)
Crisis Intervention
395(16)
Phyllis M. Connolly
Crisis Theory
396(4)
Phases of a Crisis
397(1)
Types of Crises
398(2)
Crisis Prevention
400(1)
Crisis Intervention and Stabilization
400(11)
Crisis Intervention Versus Traditional Therapies
401(1)
Crisis Intervention Across Contexts
401(1)
Characteristics and Skills of the Crisis Intervener
401(1)
Crisis Intervention Variations
402(9)
Homeless Clients
411(14)
Kay Peterson
Demographics
412(1)
Homelessness and Mental Illness
412(13)
Factors Contributing to Homelessness in the Mentally III
414(2)
Critical Issues Affecting the Homeless Mentally III
416(9)
UNIT IV NURSING CARE FOR CLIENTS WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS
425(344)
The Client With a Sleep Disorder
427(18)
Nancy S. Redeker
Sleep
428(3)
Physiology of Sleep
428(1)
Purposes of Sleep
429(1)
Influences on Sleep
430(1)
Sleep Disorders
431(14)
Signs and Symptoms/Diagnostic Criteria
432(4)
Comorbidities and Dual Diagnoses
436(1)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
436(9)
The Client With an Anxiety Disorder
445(26)
Judith A. Greene
Anxiety
446(2)
The Continuum of Anxiety
446(1)
Normal Versus Abnormal Anxiety
447(1)
Anxiety Disorders
448(23)
Etiology
448(1)
Signs and Symptoms/Diagnostic Criteria
449(9)
Comorbidities and Dual Diagnoses
458(1)
Differential Diagnosis
459(1)
Implications and Prognoses
459(1)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
459(12)
The Client With a Somatoform or Dissociative Disorder
471(36)
Carol J. Cornwell
Somatoform Disorders
472(19)
Epidemiology
473(1)
Cultural Considerations
473(1)
Etiology
473(1)
Signs and Symptoms/Diagnostic Criteria
473(5)
Differential Diagnoses
478(1)
Comorbidities and Dual Diagnoses
479(1)
Implications and Prognosis
479(1)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
479(12)
Dissociative Disorders
491(16)
Epidemiology
492(1)
Cultural Considerations
492(1)
Etiology
492(1)
Signs and Symptoms/Diagnostic Criteria
493(1)
Comorbidities and Dual Diagnoses
494(2)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
496(11)
The Client With a Sexual or Gender Disorder
507(26)
Delia Esparza
Human Sexuality
508(3)
Effects of Sexual Orientation on Sexual Expression
509(1)
Effects of Culture on Sexual Expression
509(1)
Effects of III Health on Sexual Expression
509(2)
Normal Age-Related Sexual Changes
511(1)
Sexual and Gender Disorders
511(22)
Sexual Dysfunction Disorders
511(17)
Paraphilias
528(1)
Gender Identity Disorders
529(1)
Compulsive Sexual Behavior
529(4)
The Client With a Personality Disorder
533(20)
Judith Greene
Personality Disorders
534(16)
Etiology
534(1)
Signs and Symptoms and Diagnostic Criteria
534(7)
Comorbidities and Dual Diagnoses
541(1)
Implications and Prognosis
541(1)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
541(9)
Nurse's Self-Care
550(3)
The Client With an Eating Disorder
553(24)
Susan D. Decker
Eating Disorders
554(23)
Etiology
554(3)
Signs and Symptoms/Diagnostic Criteria
557(3)
Comorbidities and Dual Diagnoses
560(1)
Implications and Prognosis
560(1)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
560(17)
The Client With a Mood Disorder
577(42)
Carol J. Cornwell
Mood Disorders
578(41)
Epidemiology
578(1)
Etiology
579(4)
Signs and Symptoms/Diagnostic Criteria
583(7)
Implications and Prognosis
590(1)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
590(29)
The Client With a Thought Disorder
619(40)
Geraldine S. Pearson
Schizophrenia and Other Thought Disorders
620(39)
The Stigma of Schizophrenia
621(1)
Etiology
621(5)
Signs and Symptoms and Diagnostic Criteria
626(8)
Comorbidities and Dual Diagnoses
634(1)
Differential Diagnosis
634(1)
Implications and Prognosis
634(1)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
635(24)
The Client Who Displays Angry, Aggressive, or Violent Behavior
659(28)
Bonnie Louise Rickelman
Aggressive Behavior, Hostility-Related Variables, and Violence
660(27)
Aggression and Violence in People With Psychiatric Diagnoses
661(2)
Aggression and Violence Associated With Selected Medical Conditions
663(4)
Aggression and Violence Associated With Psychological Factors
667(1)
Aggression and Violence Associated With Social-Environmental Factors
668(1)
Legal Issues
668(1)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
669(18)
The Client Who Abuses Drugs or Alcohol
687(36)
Carol J. Cornwell
Melissa K. Lickteig
Substance Abuse and Dependence
688(35)
Historical Context
688(1)
Epidemiology
689(1)
Prenatal Alcohol and Drug Abuse
690(1)
Cultural and Ethnic Considerations
690(2)
Etiology
692(2)
Comorbidities and Dual Diagnoses
694(1)
Implications and Prognosis
694(1)
Signs and Symptoms/Diagnostic Criteria
695(4)
Interdisciplinary Goals and Treatment
699(24)
The Client With a Cognitive Disorder
723(46)
Anita Amel Thompson-Heisterman
Cognitive Disorders
724(45)
Delirium
726(8)
Dementia
734(30)
Amnestic Disorders
764(5)
UNIT V NURSING CARE ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN
769(62)
The Pediatric Client
771(40)
Wanda K. Mohr
Mental Health and Psychiatric Disorders in Children and Adolescents
772(12)
Theories of Child Development
773(2)
Risk Factors for Child and Adolescent Mental Disorders
775(2)
Protective and Resilient Influences for Mental Health
777(1)
General Interventions for Child and Adolescent Mental Disorders
777(7)
Common Psychiatric Disorders of Children and Adolescents
784(4)
Disruptive Behavior Disorders
788(7)
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
788(6)
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
794(1)
Conduct Disorder
795(1)
Adjustment Disorders
795(1)
Anxiety Disorders
795(2)
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
795(1)
Phobias
796(1)
Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia)
796(1)
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
796(1)
Separation Anxiety Disorder
796(1)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
796(1)
Mood Disorders
797(4)
Depression
797(3)
Bipolar Disorder
800(1)
Autism Spectrum Disorders
801(1)
Autism
801(1)
Asperger's Syndrome
801(1)
Eating Disorders
802(1)
Substance Abuse
802(1)
Tic Disorders
803(1)
Trichotillomania
803(2)
Suicide
805(1)
Children with Medical Illness or Disability
805(1)
Mental Retardation
806(1)
Nurses' Self-Care
806(5)
The Older Adult With a Mental Health Issue
811(20)
Anita Amel Thompson-Heisterman
Demographics of Aging and Future Trends
812(1)
Biopsychosocial Components of Aging
813(4)
Biologic Issues and Influences
813(1)
Biologic Risk Factors Affecting Health and Functional Status
814(1)
Psychosocial Issues and Influences of Aging
815(1)
Sociopolitical Issues and Influences
816(1)
The Older Adult with a Psychiatric Disorder
817(4)
Sleep Disorders
817(1)
Anxiety Disorders
817(2)
Somatoform Disorders
819(1)
Mood Disorders
819(1)
Schizophrenia
820(1)
Delusional Disorders
820(1)
Alcohol and Other Substance Use Disorders
821(1)
Cognitive Disorders
821(1)
Communicating Effectively With Older Adults
821(1)
Care of the Older Adult
821(6)
Components of a Comprehensive Mental Health Assessment
822(2)
Intervention and Treatment
824(2)
Role of the Nurse
826(1)
Promoting Mental Health and Wellness in Older Adults
827(4)
Nutrition and Fluids
827(1)
Mental and Physical Activities
827(1)
Support Systems
828(3)
Glossary 831(12)
Appendix A 843(34)
Appendix B 877(8)
Appendix C 885(2)
Appendix D 887(4)
Appendix E 891(2)
Appendix F 893(1)
Appendix G 894(1)
Index 895

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