2809NRS Mental Health Nursing Practice

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Mental health
Mental illness
Compulsory/involuntary treatment
Mental Health Act (2016)
Ethical manner
Treatment authority
Voluntary treatment
Review tribunal
Stigma
Therapeutic relationship/alliance
Social stigma
Mood disorder
Bipolar disorder
Hypomania
Mania
Anxiety
Psychosis
Psychotic episode
Schizophrenia
Substance Abuse
Personality disorder
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Eating disorder
Anorexia nervosa (AD)
Bulimia nervosa (BD)
Perinatal mental health disorder

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Treatment provided to a person who, because of a mental illness, is unable to consent to that treatment
Respect, promote, protect, uphold fundamental rights of people
Notion that mental illness is something to be avoided, hidden away, shameful
Specialist quasi-judicial body that powers that enable it to conduct mental health inquiries, make and review orders, and to hear some appeals, about the treatment and care of people with a mental illness
Recurrent inappropriate compensatory behaviour to prevent weight gain through self-induced vomiting, laxative abuse, fasting, excessive exercise
Overt/covert social disapproval of personal characteristics, beliefs, behaviours, condition that are believed by society to be at odds with social or cultural norms
Voluntarily remains in a mental health facility for treatment, care or observation
Cycling between depression and normal mood and mania
Condition affecting a person’s mind, whereby there has been a loss of contact with reality and experiences disturbances in perception, cognition, thinking
Acting differently to normal but not to the extent of mania (“lower high”); • Milder form of mania that’s never accompanied by delusions or hallucinations
person’s patterns of behaviour become damaging or problematic
Authorises the treatment and care of a person for a mental illness without the person’s consent
Establishes connectedness with another person, allowing for open dialogue between the nurse and client, and for the client to be listened to and understood
Psychiatric condition prevalent during pregnancy and up to 1 year post-delivery
temporary event where person experiences symptoms of psychosis
State of emotional and social well-being where an individual realises his/her own abilities, can cope with normal stresses of life, can work productively, achieve their full potential and is able to contribute to their society; not simply an absence of mental illness
period of elevated, expansive or irritable mood, high energy levels, and in appropriate behaviours which have the potential to cause major problems in relationships or the work setting
Persistent restriction of energy intake causing significantly low body weight (in consideration to expected for age, sex, developmental trajectory and physical health)
Common psychological illness characterised by intense and persistent lowered and/or elevated mood
When faced with a stressor (an internal or external stimulus promoting stress, causes experience of cognitive, physiological and behavioural reactions
Condition characterised by clinically significant disturbance of thought, mood, perception, memory
Illness with major disturbances in perception, cognition and psychosocial functioning associated with psychosis
Harmful or hazardous use of psychoactive substances, including alcohol and illicit drugs
Legally binding document that presents legislation around the involuntary assessment, treatment and protection of persons suffering from a mental illness
Pervasive patterns regarding self and others which are usually dysfunctional
One or more seriously disturbed eating behaviours e.g food restriction or recurrent episodes of uncontrolled eating, and weight-control behaviours

2809NRS Mental Health Nursing Practice

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What is "Mental Health"?

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What is "Mental illness"?

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Match common terms with definitions

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Mental health

Mental illness

Compulsory/involuntary treatment

Mental Health Act (2016)

Ethical manner

Treatment authority

Voluntary treatment

Review tribunal

Stigma

Therapeutic relationship/alliance

Social stigma

Mood disorder

Bipolar disorder

Hypomania

Mania

Anxiety

Psychosis

Psychotic episode

Schizophrenia

Substance Abuse

Personality disorder

Schema

Eating disorder

Anorexia nervosa (AD)

Bulimia nervosa (BD)

Perinatal mental health disorder

Treatment provided to a person who, because of a mental illness, is unable to consent to that treatment

Respect, promote, protect, uphold fundamental rights of people

Notion that mental illness is something to be avoided, hidden away, shameful

Specialist quasi-judicial body that powers that enable it to conduct mental health inquiries, make and review orders, and to hear some appeals, about the treatment and care of people with a mental illness

Recurrent inappropriate compensatory behaviour to prevent weight gain through self-induced vomiting, laxative abuse, fasting, excessive exercise

Overt/covert social disapproval of personal characteristics, beliefs, behaviours, condition that are believed by society to be at odds with social or cultural norms

Voluntarily remains in a mental health facility for treatment, care or observation

Cycling between depression and normal mood and mania

Condition affecting a person’s mind, whereby there has been a loss of contact with reality and experiences disturbances in perception, cognition, thinking

Acting differently to normal but not to the extent of mania (“lower high”); • Milder form of mania that’s never accompanied by delusions or hallucinations

person’s patterns of behaviour become damaging or problematic

Authorises the treatment and care of a person for a mental illness without the person’s consent

Establishes connectedness with another person, allowing for open dialogue between the nurse and client, and for the client to be listened to and understood

Psychiatric condition prevalent during pregnancy and up to 1 year post-delivery

temporary event where person experiences symptoms of psychosis

State of emotional and social well-being where an individual realises his/her own abilities, can cope with normal stresses of life, can work productively, achieve their full potential and is able to contribute to their society; not simply an absence of mental illness

period of elevated, expansive or irritable mood, high energy levels, and in appropriate behaviours which have the potential to cause major problems in relationships or the work setting

Persistent restriction of energy intake causing significantly low body weight (in consideration to expected for age, sex, developmental trajectory and physical health)

Common psychological illness characterised by intense and persistent lowered and/or elevated mood

When faced with a stressor (an internal or external stimulus promoting stress, causes experience of cognitive, physiological and behavioural reactions

Condition characterised by clinically significant disturbance of thought, mood, perception, memory

Illness with major disturbances in perception, cognition and psychosocial functioning associated with psychosis

Harmful or hazardous use of psychoactive substances, including alcohol and illicit drugs

Legally binding document that presents legislation around the involuntary assessment, treatment and protection of persons suffering from a mental illness

Pervasive patterns regarding self and others which are usually dysfunctional

One or more seriously disturbed eating behaviours e.g food restriction or recurrent episodes of uncontrolled eating, and weight-control behaviours

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