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Foundations of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing: A Clinical Approach 6th Revised edition [Kietas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Hardback, 864 pages, aukštis x plotis: 281x222 mm, Approx. 100 illustrations
  • Išleidimo metai: 24-Sep-2009
  • Leidėjas: Saunders
  • ISBN-10: 1416066675
  • ISBN-13: 9781416066675
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  • Formatas: Hardback, 864 pages, aukštis x plotis: 281x222 mm, Approx. 100 illustrations
  • Išleidimo metai: 24-Sep-2009
  • Leidėjas: Saunders
  • ISBN-10: 1416066675
  • ISBN-13: 9781416066675
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
This book/CD-ROM text package on psychiatric mental health nursing offers a conversational writing style, and a color layout with color photos, anatomical illustrations, process diagrams, and concept and summary boxes. Other pedagogical features include chapter key points, critical thinking questions, review questions and answers, and a glossary. Chapters are in sections on foundations of theory and practice, psychosocial nursing tools, psychobiological disorders, trauma interventions, special populations, and other intervention modalities, such as therapeutic groups and integrative care. The CD-ROM contains study aids a test-taking strategies tutorial, and review questions on text material with answers and detailed rationales. This seventh edition is updated to the latest ANA Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing standards, with an increased focus on health promotion and recovery. There are new chapters on sleep disorders and sexual disorders. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

The 6th edition of this market-leading textbook offers a clear, straightforward way to understand the often intimidating subject of psychiatric mental health nursing. Its practical, clinical perspective and user-friendly writing style help you quickly master key concepts. Clinical chapters follow the nursing process framework and progress from theory to application with a wealth of real-world examples to prepare you for practice.




  • UNIQUE! A conversational, user-friendly writing style helps you quickly grasp complex psychiatric mental health nursing concepts.


  • Clinical chapters are logically and consistently organized with sections on the clinical picture, epidemiology, comorbidity, etiology, and application of the nursing process.



  • Clinical chapters follow the nursing process, providing you with consistent guidelines for comprehensive assessment and intervention.



  • Vignettes prepare you for real-world practice with personal, descriptive characterizations of patients with specific psychiatric disorders.



  • Coverage of psychopharmacology in clinical chapters familiarizes you with specific drug treatment options, including the most commonly used drugs and important nursing considerations for their use.



  • Assessment Guidelines boxes list essential guidelines for comprehensive patient assessment.



  • Case Studies with Nursing Care Plans present individualized histories of patients with specific psychiatric disorders and include interventions with rationales and evaluation statements for each patient goal.



  • A separate chapter on cultural implications, as well as Considering Culture boxes throughout the text, provides essential information on culture, worldviews, and techniques for providing culturally competent care.



  • Coverage of treatment and recovery in the community addresses the need for successful ongoing psychiatric mental health nursing care in the community setting.


  • A chapter on end-of-life care examines the psychological impact of terminal illness and death on patients, families, and nurses.



  • Updated nursing process and clinical chapters keep you current with the latest ANA Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice.


  • An increased focus on health promotion and recovery reflects federal, state, and local initiatives to improve screening methods, patient and family teaching, rehabilitation, and community treatment options for people who have mental illnesses.



  • Enhanced Evidence-Based Practice boxes emphasize the profound impact of research-and your potential role in that process-on the advancement of psychiatric treatment options.



  • A new chapter on sleep disorders covers the most common sleep disturbances and their relationships to psychiatric illness, as well as the nurse's role in their assessment and management.



  • A new chapter on sexual dysfunction and sexual disorders examines the complex issue of sexual behavior and provides the information you need to conduct a sexual assessment, identify sexual dysfunctions and disorders, recognize nursing implications, and formulate interventions.

FOUNDATIONS IN THEORY
1(74)
Mental Health and Mental Illness
2(22)
Margaret Jordan Halter
Continuum of Mental Health and Mental Illness
3(7)
Contributing Factors
5(2)
Perceptions of Mental Health and Mental Illness
7(1)
Social Influences on Mental Health Care
8(2)
Epidemiology of Mental Disorders
10(2)
Classification of Mental Disorders
12(2)
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
14(10)
What is Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing?
15(2)
Classification of Nursing Diagnoses, Outcomes, and Interventions
17(1)
Evidence-Based Practice
18(1)
Levels of Psychiatric Mental Health Clinical Nursing Practice
18(1)
Future Challenges and Roles for Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses
19(1)
Science, Technology, and Electronic Health Care
19(1)
Advocacy and Legislative Involvement
20(4)
Relevant Theories and Therapies for Nursing Practice
24(21)
Margaret Jordan Halter
Verna Benner Carson
Psychoanalytic Theories and Therapies
25(3)
Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory
25(1)
Classical Psychoanalysis
26(1)
Psychodynamic Therapy
27(1)
Erik Erikson's Ego Theory
28(1)
Interpersonal Theories and Therapies
28(3)
Harry Stack Sullivan's Interpersonal Theory
28(2)
Interpersonal Psychotherapy
30(1)
Hildegard Peplau's Theory of Interpersonal Relationships in Nursing
30(1)
Behavioral Theories and Therapies
31(3)
Ivan Pavlov's Classical Conditioning Theory
31(1)
John B. Watson's Behaviorism Theory
32(1)
B.F. Skinner's Operant Conditioning Theory
32(1)
Behavioral Therapy
33(1)
Cognitive Theories and Therapies
34(4)
Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy
34(1)
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
35(3)
Humanistic Theories
38(2)
Abraham Maslow's Humanistic Psychology Theory
38(2)
Biological Theories and Therapies
40(1)
The Advent of Psychopharmacology
40(1)
The Biological Model
40(1)
Additional Therapies
41(4)
Milieu Therapy
41(4)
Biological Basis for Understanding Psychotropic Drugs
45(30)
Mary A. Gutierrez
John Raynor
Structure and Function of the Brain
46(13)
Functions and Activities of the Brain
46(3)
Cellular Composition of the Brain
49(3)
Organization of the Brain
52(3)
Visualizing the Brain
55(3)
Disturbances of Mental Function
58(1)
Mechanisms of Action of Psychotropic Drugs
59(16)
Antianxiety and Hypnotic Drugs
61(2)
Antidepressant Drugs
63(3)
Mood Stabilizers
66(1)
Anticonvulsant Drugs
67(1)
Antipsychotic Drugs
68(3)
Drug Treatment for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
71(1)
Drug Treatment for Alzheimer's Disease
71(1)
Herbel Treatments
71(4)
FOUNDATIONS FOR PRACTICE
75(62)
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing in Acute Care Settings
76(11)
Avni Cirpili
Margaret Swisher
Funding Psychiatric Mental Health Care
77(1)
Mental Health Funding Legislation
77(1)
Uninsured Patients
77(1)
Inpatient Psychiatric Mental Health Care
78(9)
Entry to Inpatient Care
78(1)
Rights of the Hospitalized Patient
78(1)
Multidisciplinary Treatment Team
79(1)
Nursing Care
80(7)
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing in Community Settings
87(14)
Avni Cirpili
Nancy Christine Shoemaker
The Evolution of Psychiatric Care in the Community
87(2)
Community Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
89(4)
Roles and Functions
89(3)
Evolving Venues of Practice
92(1)
Community Settings
93(4)
Partial Hospitalization Programs
93(1)
Psychiatric Home Care
94(1)
Assertive Community Treatment
95(1)
Community Mental Health Centers
96(1)
Disaster Preparedness
97(1)
Ethical Issues
97(1)
Future Issues
97(4)
Barriers to Treatment
97(1)
Nursing Education
98(3)
Cultural Implications for Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
101(17)
Rick Zouche
Mary Curry Narayan
Culture, Race, Ethnicity, and Minority Status
102(1)
Demographic Shifts in the United States
103(1)
Worldviews and Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
103(2)
Culture and Mental Health
105(1)
Barriers to Quality Mental Health Services
106(5)
Communication Barriers
106(3)
Stigma of Mental Illness
109(1)
Misdiagnosis
109(1)
Ethnic Variation in Pharmacodynamics
110(1)
Populations at Risk for Mental Illness and Inadequate Care
111(1)
Immigrants
111(1)
Refugees
111(1)
Cultural ``Minorities''
111(1)
Culturally Competent Care
112(6)
Cultural Awareness
112(1)
Cultural Knowledge
113(1)
Cultural Encounters
113(1)
Cultural Skill
113(1)
Cultural Desire
114(4)
Legal and Ethical Guidelines for Safe Practice
118(19)
Penny S. Brooke
Ethical Concepts
119(1)
Mental Health Laws
119(1)
Civil Rights of Persons with Mental Illness
119(1)
Admission and Discharge Procedures
120(2)
Due Process in Involuntary Admission
120(1)
Admission Procedures
120(1)
Discharge Procedures
121(1)
Patients' Rights Under the Law
122(7)
Right to Treatment
122(1)
Right to Refuse Treatment
122(1)
Right to Informed Consent
123(1)
Rights Regarding Involuntary Admission and Advance Psychiatric Directives
124(1)
Rights Regarding Restraint and Seclusion
124(1)
Rights Regarding Confidentiality
125(3)
Failure to Protect Patients
128(1)
Tort Law
128(1)
Determination of a Standard of Care
129(1)
Guidelines for Ensuring Adherence to Standards of Care
130(2)
Negligence, Irresponsibility, or Impairment
130(1)
Unethical or Illegal Practices
130(1)
Duty to Intervene and Duty to Report
131(1)
Documentation of Care
132(1)
Facility Use of Medical Records
132(1)
Medical Records as Evidence
132(1)
Guidelines for Electronic Documentation
132(1)
Forensic Nursing
133(1)
Violence in the Psychiatric Setting
133(4)
PSYCHOSOCIAL NURSING TOOLS
137(74)
The Nursing Process and Standards of Care for Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
138(18)
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Assessment
139(7)
Age Considerations
140(1)
Language Barriers
141(1)
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Assessment
141(5)
Diagnosis
146(1)
Outcomes Identification
147(2)
Planning
149(1)
Implementation
150(1)
Basic Level Interventions
150(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
151(1)
Evaluation
151(1)
Documentation
151(5)
Therapeutic Relationships
156(18)
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Concepts of the Nurse-Patient Relationship
157(6)
Goals and Functions
157(1)
Social versus Therapeutic
157(2)
Relationship Boundaries and Roles
159(4)
Values, Beliefs, and Self-Awareness
163(1)
Peplau's Model of the Nurse-Patient Relationship
163(5)
Preorientation Phase
163(3)
Orientation Phase
166(1)
Working Phase
167(1)
Termination Phase
168(1)
What Hinders and What Helps the Nurse-Patient Relationship
168(1)
Factors That Encourage and Promote Patients' Growth
169(5)
Genuineness
169(1)
Empathy
170(1)
Positive Regard
170(4)
Communication and the Clinical Interview
174(21)
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
The Communication Process
175(1)
Factors That Affect Communication
175(2)
Personal Factors
175(1)
Environmental Factors
176(1)
Relationship Factors
176(1)
Verbal and Nonverbal Communication
177(2)
Verbal Communication
177(1)
Nonverbal Communication
177(1)
Interaction of Verbal and Nonverbal Communication
178(1)
Communication Skills for Nurses
179(9)
Therapeutic Communication Techniques
179(5)
Nontherapeutic Communication Techniques
184(2)
Cultural Considerations
186(1)
Evaluation of Communication Skills
187(1)
The Clinical Interview
188(7)
Preparing for the Interview
188(1)
Introductions
188(1)
Initiating the Interview
189(1)
Tactics to Avoid
189(1)
Helpful Guidelines
189(1)
Attending Behaviors: The Foundation of Interviewing
189(1)
Clinical Supervision
190(1)
Process Recordings
191(4)
Understanding Responses to Stress
195(16)
Margaret Jordan Halter
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Responses to and Effects of Stress
196(2)
Early Stress Response Theories
196(2)
Neurotransmitter Stress Responses
198(1)
Immune Stress Responses
198(1)
Mediators of the Stress Response
198(2)
Stressors
198(1)
Perception
199(1)
Personality
199(1)
Social Support
199(1)
Culture
199(1)
Spirituality and Religious Beliefs
200(1)
Nursing Management of Stress Responses
200(11)
Measuring Stress
200(1)
Assessing Coping Styles
201(2)
Managing Stress Through Relaxation Techniques
203(8)
PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL DISORDERS
211(316)
Anxiety and Anxiety Disorders
212(34)
Margaret Jordan Halter
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Nancy Christine Shoemaker
Anxiety
213(1)
Levels of Anxiety
213(1)
Mild Anxiety
213(1)
Moderate Anxiety
213(1)
Severe Anxiety
213(1)
Panic
213(1)
Defenses Against Anxiety
214(3)
Anxiety Disorders
217(1)
Clinical Picture
217(7)
Panic Disorders
217(2)
Phobias
219(1)
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
220(1)
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
220(1)
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
221(2)
Acute Stress Disorder
223(1)
Substance-Induced Anxiety Disorder
224(1)
Anxiety Due to Medical Conditions
224(1)
Anxiety Disorder Not Otherwise Specified
224(1)
Epidemiology
224(1)
Comorbidity
224(1)
Etiology
225(2)
Biological Factors
225(1)
Psychological Theories
225(1)
Cultural Considerations
226(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
227(1)
Assessment
227(2)
General Assessment
227(1)
Self-Assessment
227(2)
Diagnosis
229(1)
Outcomes Identification
229(1)
Planning
230(1)
Implementation
230(9)
Mild to Moderate Levels of Anxiety
230(1)
Severe to Panic Levels of Anxiety
231(2)
Counseling
233(1)
Milieu Therapy
233(1)
Promotion of Self-Care Activities
233(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
234(3)
Integrative Therapy
237(1)
Health Teaching
237(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
238(1)
Evaluation
239(7)
Depressive Disorders
246(34)
Mallie Kozy
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Clinical Picture
247(2)
Major Depressive Disorder
247(2)
Dysthymic Disorder
249(1)
Epidemiology
249(1)
Children and Adolescents
249(1)
Older Adults
249(1)
Comorbidity
249(1)
Etiology
250(2)
Biological Factors
250(2)
Psychological Factors
252(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
252(1)
Assessment
252(5)
General Assessment
252(2)
Assessment of Suicide Potential
254(1)
Key Assessment Findings
254(1)
Areas to Assess
254(1)
Age Considerations
255(1)
Self-Assessment
256(1)
Diagnosis
257(1)
Outcomes Identification
257(1)
The Recovery Model
257(1)
Planning
257(2)
Implementation
259(14)
Counseling and Communication Techniques
259(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
259(1)
Promotion of Self-Care Activities
260(1)
Milieu Management
260(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
261(8)
Electroconvulsive Therapy
269(1)
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
270(1)
Vagus Nerve Stimulation
271(2)
Advanced Practice Interventions
273(1)
Future of Treatment
273(1)
Evaluation
273(7)
Bipolar Disorders
280(26)
Margaret Jordan Halter
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Clinical Picture
281(1)
Epidemiology
281(1)
Comorbidity
281(1)
Etiology
282(2)
Biological Factors
283(1)
Psychological Factors
283(1)
Environmental Factors
283(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
284(1)
Assessment
284(4)
General Assessment
284(3)
Self-Assessment
287(1)
Diagnosis
288(1)
Outcomes Identification
288(1)
Acute Phase
288(1)
Continuation Phase
288(1)
Maintenance Phase
288(1)
Planning
288(2)
Acute Phase
289(1)
Continuation Phase
289(1)
Maintenance Phase
290(1)
Implementation
290(9)
Acute Phase
290(1)
Continuation Phase
290(1)
Maintenance Phase
290(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
290(7)
Electroconvulsive Therapy
297(1)
Milieu Management
297(1)
Support Groups
298(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
298(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
299(1)
Evaluation
299(7)
Schizophrenia
306(38)
Edward A. Herzog
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Clinical Picture
307(1)
Epidemiology
307(1)
Comorbidity
308(1)
Etiology
309(3)
Biological Factors
309(1)
Psychological and Environmental Factors
310(1)
Course of the Disorder
311(1)
Prognostic Considerations
311(1)
Phases of Schizophrenia
311(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
312(1)
Assessment
312(7)
During the Prepsychotic Phase
312(1)
General Assessment
312(6)
Self-Assessment
318(1)
Diagnosis
319(1)
Outcomes Identification
319(2)
Phase I --- Acute
320(1)
Phase II --- Stabilization
320(1)
Phase III --- Maintenance
320(1)
Planning
321(1)
Phase I --- Acute
321(1)
Phase II --- Stabilization/Phase III --- Maintenance
321(1)
Implementation
321(16)
Phase I --- Acute
321(1)
Phase II --- Stabilization/Phase III --- Maintenance
322(1)
Milieu Management
322(1)
Counseling and Communication Techniques
323(2)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
325(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
326(5)
Specific Interventions for Paranoid, Catatonic, and Disorganized Schizophrenia
331(5)
Advanced Practice Interventions
336(1)
Evaluation
337(7)
Eating Disorders
344(25)
Carissa R. Enright
Kathleen Ibrahim
Clinical Picture
344(1)
Epidemiology
345(2)
Comorbidity
347(1)
Etiology
347(2)
Biological Factors
347(1)
Psychological Factors
348(1)
Environmental Factors
348(1)
Anorexia Nervosa
349(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
349(1)
Assessment
349(2)
General Assessment
349(1)
Self-Assessment
350(1)
Diagnosis
351(1)
Outcomes Identification
351(1)
Planning
351(1)
Implementation
352(2)
Acute Care
352(1)
Psychosocial Interventions
352(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
352(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
352(1)
Milieu Management
353(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
353(1)
Evaluation
354(1)
Bulimia Nervosa
354(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
354(1)
Assessment
354(2)
General Assessment
354(1)
Self-Assessment
355(1)
Diagnosis
356(1)
Outcomes Identification
356(1)
Planning
356(1)
Implementation
356(1)
Acute Care
356(1)
Milieu Management
357(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
357(1)
Counseling
357(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
357(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
357(1)
Evaluation
357(1)
Binge Eating Disorder
357(12)
Cognitive Disorders
369(33)
Jane Stein-Parbury
Charlotte Eliopoulos
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Delirium
370(1)
Clinical Picture
370(1)
Epidemiology
371(1)
Comorbidity and Etiology
371(2)
Application of the Nursing Process
373(1)
Assessment
373(2)
General Assessment
373(2)
Self-Assessment
375(1)
Diagnosis
375(1)
Outcomes Identification
375(1)
Implementation
376(2)
Evaluation
378(1)
Dementia
378(1)
Clinical Picture
378(1)
Epidemiology
379(1)
Etiology
379(1)
Biological Factors
380(1)
Environmental Factors
380(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
380(1)
Assessment
380(5)
General Assessment
380(1)
Diagnostic Tests
381(1)
Stages of Alzheimer's Disease
382(2)
Self-Assessment
384(1)
Diagnosis
385(1)
Outcomes Identification
385(1)
Planning
386(1)
Implementation
387(8)
Counseling and Communication Techniques
387(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
388(3)
Pharmacological Interventions
391(4)
Integrative Therapy
395(1)
Evaluation
395(7)
Addictive Disorders
402(31)
Joe Councill III
Margaret Jordan Halter
Kathleen Smith-Dijulio
Clinical Picture
403(2)
Tolerance and Withdrawal
403(1)
Flashbacks
403(1)
Synergistic Effects
404(1)
Antagonistic Effects
404(1)
Codependence
404(1)
Epidemiology
405(1)
Comorbidity
406(1)
Psychiatric Comorbidity
406(1)
Medical Comorbidity
406(1)
Etiology
407(1)
Biological Factors
407(1)
Psychological Factors
408(1)
Sociocultural Factors
408(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
408(1)
Assessment
408(10)
General Assessment
408(1)
Psychological Changes
409(1)
Signs of Intoxication and Withdrawal
410(7)
Self-Assessment
417(1)
Chemically Impaired Nurse
417(1)
Diagnosis
418(1)
Outcomes Identification
418(2)
Withdrawal
420(1)
Initial and Active Drug Treatment
420(1)
Health Maintenance
420(1)
Planning
420(1)
Implementation
421(6)
Counseling and Communication Techniques
421(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
422(2)
Self-Help Groups for Patient and Family
424(1)
Residential Programs
425(1)
Intensive Outpatient Programs
425(1)
Outpatient Drug-Free Programs and Employee Assistance Programs
425(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
425(2)
Advanced Practice Interventions
427(1)
Evaluation
427(6)
Personality Disorders
433(28)
Claudia A. Cihlar
Nancy Christine Shoemaker
Clinical Picture
434(8)
Cluster A Personality Disorders
434(3)
Cluster B Personality Disorders
437(3)
Cluster C Personality Disorders
440(2)
Personality Disorder Not Otherwise Specified
442(1)
Epidemiology
442(1)
Comorbidity
442(1)
Etiology
442(3)
Biological Factors
442(2)
Psychological Factors
444(1)
Environmental Factors
444(1)
Diathesis-Stress Model
444(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
445(1)
Assessment
445(2)
Assessment Tools
445(1)
Patient History
445(1)
Self-Assessment
445(2)
Diagnosis
447(1)
Outcomes Identification
447(1)
Planning
447(1)
Implementation
448(7)
Milieu Management
448(5)
Pharmacological Interventions
453(1)
Case Management
453(2)
Advanced Practice Interventions
455(1)
Evaluation
455(6)
Sleep Disorders
461(19)
Margaret Trussler
Sleep
461(1)
Consequences of Sleep Loss
462(1)
Normal Sleep Cycle
462(2)
Regulation of Sleep
464(1)
Functions of Sleep
464(1)
Sleep Requirements
464(1)
Sleep Patterns
465(1)
Sleep Disorders
465(1)
Clinical Picture
465(7)
Primary Sleep Disorders
465(7)
Epidemiology
472(1)
Comorbidity
473(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
474(1)
Assessment
474(1)
General Assessment
474(1)
Self-Assessment
475(1)
Diagnosis
475(1)
Outcomes Identification
475(1)
Planning
475(1)
Implementation
476(1)
Counseling
476(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
476(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
476(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
476(1)
Evaluation
477(3)
Sexual Dysfunction and Sexual Disorders
480(22)
Margaret Jordan Halter
Verna Benner Carson
Sexuality
481(1)
Phases of the Sexual Response Cycle
481(1)
Desire
481(1)
Excitement
482(1)
Orgasm
482(1)
Resolution
482(1)
Sexual Dysfunction
482(1)
Clinical Picture
482(2)
Sexual Desire Disorders
483(1)
Sexual Arousal Disorders
483(1)
Orgasm Disorders
483(1)
Sexual Pain Disorders
484(1)
Other Sexual Dysfunctions and Problems
484(1)
Epidemiology
484(1)
Comorbidity
485(1)
Etiology
485(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
486(1)
Assessment
486(2)
General Assessment
486(1)
Self-Assessment
486(2)
Diagnosis
488(1)
Outcomes Identification
489(1)
Planning
489(1)
Implementation
489(3)
Pharmacological Interventions
490(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
490(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
491(1)
Evaluation
492(1)
Sexual Disorders
492(1)
Clinical Picture
492(2)
Gender Identity Disorder
492(1)
Paraphilias
492(2)
Epidemiology
494(1)
Comorbidity
494(1)
Etiology
494(1)
Biological Factors
494(1)
Psychosocial Factors
494(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
495(1)
Assessment
495(1)
General Assessment
495(1)
Self-Assessment
495(1)
Diagnosis
496(1)
Outcomes Identification
496(1)
Planning
497(1)
Implementation
497(2)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
497(1)
Milieu Management
497(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
497(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
498(1)
Evaluation
499(3)
Somatoform, Factitious, and Dissociative Disorders
502(25)
Faye J. Grund
Nancy Christine Shoemaker
Somatoform Disorders
503(1)
Clinical Picture
503(3)
Somatization Disorder
503(1)
Hypochondriasis
503(1)
Pain Disorder
503(2)
Body Dysmorphic Disorder
505(1)
Conversion Disorder
506(1)
Epidemiology
506(1)
Etiology
506(2)
Biological Factors
507(1)
Psychosocial Factors
507(1)
Cultural Considerations
508(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
508(1)
Assessment
508(2)
General Assessment
508(1)
Self-Assessment
509(1)
Diagnosis
510(1)
Outcomes Identification
510(1)
Planning
511(1)
Implementation
511(1)
Promotion of Self-Care Activities
512(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
512(1)
Case Management
512(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
512(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
512(1)
Evaluation
512(1)
Factitious Disorders
512(1)
Clinical Picture
513(1)
Factitious Disorder with Physical Symptoms
514(1)
Factitious Disorder with Psychological Symptoms
514(1)
Factitious Disorder Not Otherwise Specified
514(1)
Malingering
514(1)
Epidemiology
514(1)
Comorbidity
515(1)
Etiology
515(1)
Biological Factors
515(1)
Psychological Factors
515(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
515(1)
Assessment and Diagnosis
515(1)
Self-Assessment
515(1)
Planning and Implementation
515(1)
Dissociative Disorders
515(1)
Clinical Picture
516(2)
Depersonalization Disorder
516(1)
Dissociative Amnesia
516(1)
Dissociative Fugue
517(1)
Dissociative Identity Disorder
517(1)
Epidemiology
518(1)
Comorbidity
518(1)
Etiology
518(1)
Biological Factors
518(1)
Psychosocial Factors
518(1)
Cultural Considerations
518(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
519(1)
Assessment
519(1)
General Assessment
519(1)
Self-Assessment
520(1)
Diagnosis
520(1)
Outcomes Identification
520(1)
Planning
520(1)
Implementation
521(2)
Milieu Management
521(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
521(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
521(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
521(2)
Evaluation
523(4)
TRAUMA INTERVENTIONS
527(98)
Crisis and Disaster
528(19)
Christine Heifner Graor
Carolyn M. Scott
Crisis Theory
529(1)
Types of Crises
530(2)
Maturational Crisis
530(1)
Situational Crisis
531(1)
Adventitious Crisis
532(1)
Phases of Crisis
532(1)
Phase 1
532(1)
Phase 2
532(1)
Phase 3
532(1)
Phase 4
532(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
532(1)
Assessment
532(4)
General Assessment
532(1)
Assessing Perception of Precipitating Event
533(1)
Assessing Situational Supports
533(1)
Assessing Personal Coping Skills
534(1)
Self-Assessment
534(2)
Diagnosis
536(1)
Outcomes Identification
537(1)
Planning
538(1)
Implementation
538(2)
Counseling
539(1)
Evaluation
540(7)
Suicide
547(18)
M. Selena Yearwood
Nancy Christine Shoemaker
Epidemiology
548(3)
Risk Factors
548(3)
Etiology
551(1)
Biological Factors
551(1)
Psychosocial Factors
551(1)
Cultural Factors
551(1)
Societal Factors
552(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
552(1)
Assessment
552(2)
Verbal and Nonverbal Clues
552(1)
Lethality of Suicide Plan
553(1)
Assessment Tools
553(1)
Self-Assessment
554(1)
Diagnosis
554(1)
Outcomes Identification
554(1)
Planning
554(1)
Implementation
555(4)
Primary Intervention
556(1)
Secondary Intervention
556(1)
Tertiary Intervention
556(1)
Milieu Management
556(1)
Counseling
557(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
558(1)
Case Management
558(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
558(1)
Postvention for Survivors of Completed Suicide
558(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
559(1)
Evaluation
559(6)
Anger, Aggression, and Violence
565(19)
Lorann Murphy
Verna Benner Carson
Clinical Picture
565(1)
Epidemiology
566(1)
Comorbidity
566(1)
Etiology
566(2)
Biological Factors
566(1)
Psychological Factors
567(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
568(1)
Assessment
568(2)
General Assessment
568(1)
Self-Assessment
569(1)
Diagnosis
570(1)
Outcomes Identification
570(1)
Planning
570(1)
Implementation
570(10)
Psychosocial Interventions
571(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
572(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
572(1)
Case Management
572(1)
Milieu Management
573(4)
Caring for Patients in General Hospital Settings
577(2)
Caring for Patients in Inpatient Psychiatric Settings
579(1)
Caring for Patients with Cognitive Deficits
579(1)
Evaluation
580(4)
Child, Older Adult, and Intimate Partner Abuse
584(25)
Judi Sateren
Verna Benner Carson
Clinical Picture
584(1)
Types of Abuse
584(1)
Cycle of Violence
585(1)
Epidemiology
585(2)
Child Abuse
585(1)
Intimate Partner Abuse
586(1)
Older Adult Abuse
586(1)
Comorbidity
587(1)
Etiology
587(2)
Environmental Factors
587(2)
Application of the Nursing Process
589(1)
Assessment
589(7)
General Assessment
589(2)
Types of Abuse
591(1)
Level of Anxiety and Coping Responses
592(2)
Family Coping Patterns
594(1)
Support Systems
594(1)
Suicide Potential
594(1)
Homicide Potential
595(1)
Drug and Alcohol Use
595(1)
Maintaining Accurate Records
595(1)
Self-Assessment
595(1)
Diagnosis
596(1)
Outcomes Identification
597(1)
Planning
597(1)
Implementation
597(6)
Reporting Abuse
597(1)
Counseling
598(2)
Case Management
600(1)
Milieu Management
601(1)
Promotion of Self-Care Activities
601(1)
Health Teaching and Health Promotion
601(1)
Prevention of Abuse
601(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
602(1)
Evaluation
603(6)
Sexual Assault
609(16)
Margaret Jordan Halter
Verna Benner Carson
Epidemiology
610(1)
Profile of Sexual Perpetrators
610(1)
Clinical Picture
611(2)
Relationships Between Victims and Perpetrators
611(1)
Psychological Effects of Sexual Assault
611(1)
Rape-Trauma Syndrome
612(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
613(1)
Assessment
613(3)
General Assessment
614(2)
Self-Assessment
616(1)
Diagnosis
616(1)
Outcomes Identification
617(1)
Planning
617(1)
Implementation
617(2)
Counseling
618(1)
Promotion of Self-Care Activities
618(1)
Case Management
618(1)
Advanced Practice Interventions
618(1)
Evaluation
619(6)
INTERVENTIONS FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS
625(110)
Disorders of Children and Adolescents
626(27)
Elizabeth Hite Erwin
Cherrill W. Colson
Epidemiology
627(1)
Comorbidity
627(1)
Risk Factors
627(1)
Etiology
628(2)
Biological Factors
628(2)
Environmental Factors
630(1)
Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
630(7)
Assessing Development and Functioning
631(3)
General Interventions
634(3)
Pervasive Developmental Disorders
637(1)
Clinical Picture
637(2)
Autistic Disorder
637(2)
Asperger's Disorder
639(1)
Rhett's Disorder
639(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
639(1)
Assessment
639(1)
Diagnosis
639(1)
Outcomes Identification
640(1)
Implementation
640(1)
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Disruptive Behavior Disorders
641(1)
Clinical Picture
641(1)
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
641(1)
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
642(1)
Conduct Disorder
642(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
642(1)
Assessment
642(1)
Diagnosis
643(1)
Outcomes Identification
643(1)
Implementation
643(3)
Anxiety Disorders
646(1)
Clinical Picture
646(1)
Separation Anxiety Disorder
646(1)
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
647(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
647(1)
Assessment
647(1)
Diagnosis
647(1)
Outcomes Identification
647(1)
Implementation
647(1)
Other Disorders of Children And Adolescents
648(1)
Mood Disorders
648(1)
Tourette's Disorder
649(1)
Adjustment Disorder
649(1)
Feeding and Eating Disorders
649(4)
Psychosocial Needs of the Older Adult
653(24)
Leslie A. Briscoe
Evelyn Yap
Mental Health Issues Related to Aging
654(8)
Late-Life Mental Illness
654(1)
Depression
654(1)
Anxiety Disorders
655(1)
Delirium
655(1)
Dementia
656(1)
Alcohol Abuse
656(2)
Pain
658(4)
Health Care Concerns of Older Adults
662(1)
Financial Burden
662(1)
Caregiver Burden
662(1)
Access to Care
662(1)
Ageism
662(1)
Health Care Decision Making
663(2)
Advance Directives
663(1)
The Nurse's Role in Decision Making
664(1)
Nursing Care of Older Adults
665(12)
Assessment Strategies
665(3)
Intervention Strategies
668(4)
Care Settings
672(5)
Serious Mental Illness
677(17)
Edward A. Herzog
Nancy Christine Shoemaker
Serious Mental Illness Across the Lifespan
678(1)
Older Adults
678(1)
Younger Adults
678(1)
Development of Serious Mental Illness
679(1)
Rehabilitation versus Recovery: Two Models of Care
679(1)
Issues Confronting Those with Serious Mental Illness
679(3)
Establishing a Meaningful Life
679(1)
Comorbid Conditions
679(1)
Social Problems
680(1)
Economic Challenges
680(1)
Treatment Issues
681(1)
Resources for Persons with Serious Mental Illness
682(2)
Comprehensive Community Treatment
682(2)
Substance Abuse Treatment
684(1)
Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches
684(3)
Assertive Community Treatment
684(1)
Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy
685(1)
Cognitive Enhancement Therapy
685(1)
Family Support and Partnerships
685(1)
Social Skills Training
685(1)
Supportive Psychotherapy
685(1)
Vocational Rehabilitation and Related Services
686(1)
Other Potentially Beneficial Services or Treatment Approaches
687(1)
Advance Directives
687(1)
Consumer-Run Programs
687(1)
Wellness and Recovery Action Plans
687(1)
Technology
687(1)
Exercise
687(1)
Nursing Care of Patients with Serious Mental Illness
687(2)
Assessment Strategies
687(1)
Intervention Strategies
688(1)
Evaluation
689(1)
Current Issues
689(5)
Involuntary Treatment
689(1)
Criminal Offenses and Incarceration
689(1)
Transinstitutionalization
690(4)
Psychological Needs of Patients With Medical Conditions
694(13)
Roberta Waite
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Psychological Factors Affecting Medical Conditions
694(2)
Psychological Responses to Serious Medical Conditions
696(4)
Depression
696(2)
Anxiety
698(1)
Substance Abuse
698(1)
Grief and Loss
698(1)
Denial
699(1)
Fear of Dependency
699(1)
Nursing Care of Patients with Medical Conditions
700(2)
Psychosocial Assessment
700(2)
General Interventions
702(1)
Human Rights Abuses of Stigmatized Persons with Medical Conditions
702(5)
Psychiatric Liaison Nurse
703(4)
Care for the Dying and for Those Who Grieve
707(18)
Kathy Kramer-Howe
Elizabeth M. Varcarolis
Hospice and Palliative Care
708(1)
Nursing Care at the End of Life
709(5)
Practice the Art of Presence
709(1)
Assess for Spiritual Issues
709(1)
Provide Palliative Symptom Management
710(1)
Become an Effective Communicator
711(2)
Practice Good Self-Care
713(1)
Styles of Confronting the Prospect of Dying: Seven Motifs
714(1)
Nursing Care for Those Who Grieve
715(1)
Grief Reactions, Bereavement, and Mourning
715(6)
Theory
716(2)
Grief Engendered by Public tragedy
718(2)
Helping People Cope with Loss
720(1)
Palliative Care for Patients with Dementia
720(1)
Implications for Further Study
721(4)
Forensic Psychiatric Nursing
725(10)
L Kathleen Sekula
Alison M. Colbert
Judith W. Coram
Forensic Nursing
725(2)
Education
726(1)
Roles and Functions
727(1)
Forensic Psychiatric Nursing
727(4)
Roles and Functions
728(3)
Correctional Nursing
731(4)
OTHER INTERVENTION MODALITIES
735(60)
Therapeutic Groups
736(13)
Karyn I. Morgan
Nancy Christine Shoemaker
Therapeutic Factors Common to All Groups
737(1)
Planning a Group
738(1)
Phases of Group Development
738(1)
Group Member Roles
738(1)
Group Leadership
738(3)
Responsibilities
738(1)
Styles of Leadership
739(1)
Clinical Supervision
740(1)
Nurse as Group Leader
741(5)
Basic Level Registered Nurse
742(1)
Advanced Practice Nurse
743(1)
Dealing with Challenging Member Behaviours
744(2)
Expected Outcomes
746(3)
Family Interventions
749(18)
Sylvia Stevens
Verna Benner Carson
Family
750(3)
Family Functions
750(2)
Family Life Cycle
752(1)
Theory
753(4)
Working with the Family
754(3)
Application of the Nursing Process
757(1)
Assessment
757(3)
Sociocultural Context
758(1)
Multigenerational Issues
758(2)
Other Assessment Tools
760(1)
Self-Assessment
760(1)
Diagnosis
760(1)
Outcomes Identification
761(1)
Planning
761(1)
Implementation
761(3)
Counseling and Communication Techniques
761(1)
Family Therapy
762(1)
Case Management
763(1)
Pharmacological Interventions
764(1)
Evaluation
764(3)
Integrative Care
767(28)
Rothlyn P. Zahourek
Charlotte Eliopoulos
Integrative Care in the United States
767(3)
Research
769(1)
Consumers and Integrative Care
770(1)
Safety and Efficacy
770(1)
Cost
770(1)
Reimbursement
771(1)
Placebo Effect
771(1)
Integrative Nursing Care
771(1)
Obtaining Credentials in Integrative Care
771(1)
Classification of Integrative Care
772(12)
Alternative Medical Systems
772(1)
Mind-Body Approaches
773(2)
Biologically Based Therapies
775(2)
Manipulative Practices
777(2)
Energy Therapies
779(5)
APPENDIXES
A DSM-IV-TR Classification
784(8)
B Historical Synopsis of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
792(3)
Glossary 795(22)
Index 817