STRUCTURE OF PERSONALITY
ID
Impulsive, “want to”, wants pleasure.
PLEASURE PRINCIPLE
Guiding principle is PAIN AVOIDANCE
SUPEREGO
Should not
Small voice of God
To stop
EGO
Executive decision maker.
In touch with REALITY principle.
ID DOMINANT PERSONALITIES
Manic
Anti - Social experienced by serial killers
Narcissistic
LIBIDO
Sexual energy responsible for survival.
ORAL STAGE
0 – 18 months evident.
ID is developed.
ANAL STAGE
18 months – 3 years old.
Able to control bladder, bowel.
Best time for toilet training.
SUPEREGO is developed.
TOILET TRAINING
Successful
Dirty Clean
- Disorganized - organized
- Disobedient - obedient
- Anti-social - O.C
- Anal expulsive - Anal retentive
PHALLIC STAGE
3 – 6 years old.
Experience pleasure by manipulating genitals.
Love – hate relationship.
Oedipus Complex boy loves parent of the opposite sex.
Imitates daddy called IDENTIFICATION.
Castration fears.
Electra Complex girl loves parent of the opposite sex.
Imitates mommy called identification. 1
Penis envy.
LATENCY STAGE
6 – 12 years old.
School age.
Separation anxiety.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic.
Lasts for 6 years.
GENITAL STAGE
12 years old and above
Sexual reawakening.
Very important stage.
PHARMACOLOGY NOTES
ANTI ANXIETY DRUGS [S.A.T.L.V.M. – E.V.A.B.I.]
Serax Equanil
Ativan Vistaril
Tanxene Atarax
Librium Buspar
Valium Inderal
Miltown
ERIC ERIKSON
There is more to life than just sex.
Psychosocial Theory of development.
You can develop a positive side or a negative side.
Developmental task begins at 0 – 18 months.
BEHAVIORAL MODELS
Ivan Pavlov
Classical Conditioning
All behaviors are learned.
BF Skinner
Behavior can be learned and unlearned.
Operant conditioning.
If given reward there is repetition.
If punished behavior becomes extinct.
LOBES OF BRAIN
1. FRONTAL LOBE 3. PARIETAL LOBE
Language Touch
Learning Taste
Personality
Judgment 4. OCCIPITAL LOBE
2. TEMPORAL LOBE Visual
Hearing
Smell
3 STEPS TO INTERACT WITH ENVIRONMENT
1. Sensory – eyes, ears, tongue
2. Integration
3. Motor – voluntary or involuntary
Motor Nerve
Synapse
Muscle Fiber
ANXIETY
Vague sense of impending doom. 1
Triggers the sympathetic nervous system.
Assess level of anxiety of client.
EVALUATION
Effective individual coping.
MALINGERING
Pretending to be sick (conscious).
Primary Gain anxiety decreases, able to escape source of anxiety.
Secondary Gain able to get attention.
SOMATOFORM DISORDER
No protection
Unconscious
No organic basis of being sick
HYPOCHONDRIASIS
has minor discomfort and interprets it as major illness.
Focus on clients feelings.
BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER
Illusion of structural defect.
Favorite past time is doctor hopping.
Focus on clients feelings.
PSYCHOSOMATIC
Real pains/illness
Real symptoms because of anxiety
PSYCHOSOMATIC
↓
Increase Anxiety 1
↓
SNS
↓
BULIMIA NERVOSA
Metabolic alkalosis (vomiting results to decreased hydrochloric acid)
Metabolic acidosis (diarrhea results to decreased bicarbonate)
Dental caries
Wound in knuckles
MANAGEMENT
Fluid and electrolyte imbalance
Meal contract
Weight gain for client
After eating stay with client for 1 hour and accompany when going to the comfort room 1
PHARMACOLOGY NOTES
SCHIZOPHRENIA
Ego disintegration
Impaired reality perception
Genetic vulnerability
Stress – Diathesis Model
Biological theory – increase dopamine level
Exact cause unknown
ASSESSMENT
Affect: Appropriate, Inappropriate, Flat, Blunt (incomplete)
Ambivalence: pulled into 2 opposing forces
AUTISM: Looseness, no idea, not related to one another
ASSESSMENT
NEGATIVE POSITIVE
Hypoactive Hyperactive
Withdrawn Sociable
Thought Blocking Flight of ideas
Apathy
I. ASSESS
Content of thought
NURSING DIAGNOSIS
Disturbed thought process
PLANNING/IMPLEMENTATION
1
Present reality
Provide safety
EVALUATION
II. ASSESS
Hallucinations/ Illusions
NURSING DIAGNOSIS
Disturbed sensory perception
PLANNING/IMPLEMENTATION
Present reality
Safety
EVALUATION
Improved sensory perception
III. ASSESS
Suspicious
NURSING DIAGNOSIS
Risk for other directed violence
PLANNING/IMPLEMENTATION
Present reality
Safety
EVALUATION
Eliminate/minimize risk for other directed violence
IV. ASSESS
Suicidal
NURSING DIAGNOSIS
Risk for self directed violence
PLANNING/IMPLEMENTATION
Present reality
Safety
EVALUATION
Eliminate/minimize risk for self directed violence
LOOSENESS OF ASSOCIATION
There is connection with statements
HALLUCINATIONS ILLUSIONS
STIMULUS ABSENT PRESENT
VISUAL ABSENT PRESENT
AUDITORY ABSENT PRESENT
TACTILE ABSENT PRESENT
PARKINSON’S DISEASE
If acethylcholine (on switch) is increased there is excessive movement resulting to decrease in
dopamine (off switch)
ANTI-PSYCHOTIC
↓
Decrease dopamine level
↓
Parkinson like effect
↓
Extra pyramidal side effect
↓
With akathesia
↓
Restless, inability to rest
AKINESIA
Muscle rigidity
DYSTONIA
Torticollis (wry-neck)
OCULOGYRIC CRISIS
Fixed stare
OPISTHOTONUS
Arched back
Lips – smacking
Tongue – protruding
Cheeks – puffing
The 3 are irreversible and called TARDIVE DYSKINESIA
NEUROLEPTIC MALIGNANT SYNDROME Hyperthermia
ANTICHOLINERGICS DOPAMINERGICS
(Decrease ACh) (Increase Dopamine)
PHARMACOLOGY NOTES
BI-POLAR, MANIC
Lithium: undergo first kidney test and check for blood levels 1
Level: .6 – 1.2 meq/L
Increase urination
PHARMACOLOGY NOTES
ANTI – DEPRESSANTS
1
Asendin Sinequan
Norpralamin Anafranil
Tofranil Aventyl
WERNICKE’S ENCEPHALOPATHY
Problem with motor
KORSAKOFF’S PSYCHOSIS
Problem with memory
24 – 72 hours after last dose of alcohol expect:
Delirium Tremens: sympathetic nervous system
Prevent hallucinations/Illusions by placing client in a well lit room
Formication: feeling of bugs crawling under the skin
ALZHEIMERS DISEASE
- Axon (away) and Dendrites (toward) nerve
- Neurofibrillary tangles 1
- Neurotic plaques
ALCOHOL/ DELIRIUM ALZHEIMERS
5 A’s OF ALZHEIMERS
1. Amnesia – memory loss
2. Anomia – don’t know the name
3. Agnosia – sensory problems smell, taste, sight
4. Aphasia
EXPRESSIVE: cant say/express
Frontal lobe is affected particularly broca’s area
RECEPTIVE: cant hear
Temporal lobe is affected particularly wernicke’s area
5. Apraxia – can’t do simple things
Reminiscing Therapy – talk about past
Patients with Alzheimer’s may experience hallucinations, illusions thus becomes restless and may
wander
As sun goes down client becomes restless, agitated, disoriented called “sundowning”
Drug of choice is COGNEX and ARICEPT a cholinesterase inhibitor that increases Ach causing delay in
disease progression
SEROTONIN
Responsible for happiness
Decrease serotonin clients becomes sad give anti-depressants
ASSESSMENT
Decrease self actualization
Decrease self esteem
Withdrawn: stay with client
Suicidal: risk for self directed violence
Increase/decrease eat, increase/decrease sleep, hypoactive, decrease sexual urge
Be sensitive to clients needs
UPPERS [C.H.A.R.]
Cocaine
Hallucinogens
Amphetamines
Resulting to:
Tachycardia
Awake
Tachypnea
Dry mouth
Pupils dilate
Hypertension
Seizures
Weight loss