Psych Disorder A

Characterized bx seen in schizophrenia marked by psychomotor disturbance

Stupor/mutism, negativism, rigidity, purposeless excitement, inappropriate or bizarre posturing

Social instability resuling for a breakdown of standards and values

• Personal unrest, alienation, and uncertainty that comes for a lack of purpose
• -Significant risk for suicide

• Emotional release resulting from menatlly reliving/bring into consciousness through the process of catsharsis
• -Seen in individual therapy

Feeling/Affection

• The conscious subjective aspect of emotions considered apart from bodily changes (objective)
• -observed emotional state

• Psychomotor agitation inablity to sit/restless
• -EPSd

Absence, poverty, or loss of involuntary muscle movement

Simultaneous contradictory attitudes fo feelings towards an object

• State of habit of mind in which trust or confident is place on some person/thing
• -ideas a person hold to be true

Sudden cessation of speech or a thought process without an immediate observation caused

Sometimes considered a consequence of repression

• Psychological condition characterized by the inability to experience pleasure in normally pleasurable acts
• -Schizophernia/Depression

Attributes or features that make up and distinguish an individual

Characteristic unnessary speaking

 Belonging to, consisting in , or dependent on type of speaking.

• Relating to, being, or involving conscious intellectural
• -Concept of thought

• Deep and poignant distress caused by or as if by bereavment
• -Suffering

obsessive or unhealthy preoccupation or attachment

• Actually having the reputed or apparent qualities
• -Honest

A naive, inappropriate lack of emotion or concern for the preceptions by others of one's disability

-Conversion disorder

Characterized by affectation of grandeur/splender or by absurb exaggeration

Pervailing attitude or dispositon

• Mental/emotional disorder that affects only othe personality
• -less distorted perception of reality than in psychosis

A view point that traditional values and beliefs are unfounded and that existence is senseless and useless

Defense Mechanism wherein a pt rejects, denise, or otherwise opposes gthe therapeutic efforts

• Conversion of a mental state into a physcial symptom
• -absence of a known medical condition

Local and habitual spasmodic motions of a particular muscles, especially of the face

Distrubance in thought process in which one tends to disgress readily from one topic under discussion to other topic that arise through association

Medical Emergancy cause by antipsychotic

Cause hyperthermia, rigidity, and autonomic dysregulation

Sensation of insects crawling on the skin

Involuntary repetition or imitaion of the observed movement of another

Pattern of speech in which words are selected because of the sound rather than meaning resulting in rhyming and punning

Irresistable persistent impulse to perform an act

Persistent false psychotic beliefs regarding the self, person, or objects outside the self that is maintained despite indisputable evidence

Deteriorated cognitive functioning often with emotional apathy

• Confused, to cause to lose bearings
• Displace from normal position/relationship
• To cause to lose the sense of time, place, or identity

Separation of whole segments of athe personality or of discrete mental process for the mainstream of consciouness, or of bx

Loss of indentity and feeling of unreality and strangeness about one's own bx