Titlebook: Care of the Mentally Ill; Peggy Martin Textbook 1987Latest edition Peggy Martin 1987 alcohol.attention.care.development.drugs.health.nursi

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Optimization with Surrogate Models,ed by adopting a wide range of behaviours. The withdrawn patient may appear aloof, detached and indifferent to his surroundings. He may physically remove himself from the presence of others; adopt a body posture that forbids interaction and avert his gaze when spoken to. He may refuse to engage in s

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Nursing the patient who is anxious,ost people when faced with a new and unfamiliar situation will experience some degree of anxiety. Normal anxiety is proportional to the threat a person is faced with and can provide arousal that is appropriate to the situation. Mild levels of anxiety can be beneficial, acting as a motivating force,

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Nursing the patient who is phobic,xiety the patient has a fear of a specific object or situation. Spielberger. states that phobias tend to endure because they cause a phobic person to avoid the feared object or situation. Thus the patient is prevented from discovering that the object or situation on which his fear is based is really

Admire

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Nursing the patient who is attention-seeking, and prone to sulking when they are unable to get their own way. They may lack any loyalty or sensitivity towards the needs of others, and hide their shallow feelings by displays of spurious emotion. When such personality traits are exaggerated the person may be described as suffering from a hysteri

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Nursing the patient who is withdrawn,ed by adopting a wide range of behaviours. The withdrawn patient may appear aloof, detached and indifferent to his surroundings. He may physically remove himself from the presence of others; adopt a body posture that forbids interaction and avert his gaze when spoken to. He may refuse to engage in s

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