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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Nursing the patient who is anxious,hten a person’s capacity to deal with threats, severe anxiety can severely inhibit a person’s level of functioning in so much that the ability to perceive accurately and without distortion is narrowed. In panic, the most extreme manifestation of anxiety, there is a total lack of focus and the person

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Rational Approximation Methods,cal personality; such a personality is not necessarily a prerequisite for a psychiatric illness, but the nurse will most certainly meet patients who exhibit attention-seeking behaviour; they are usually in hospital for a variety of other reasons.

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Nursing the patient who is obsessional,p post in the street, avoiding cracks in the paving. Adults may show evidence of similar behaviour, e.g. touching wood as a symbol of good luck, or not walking under ladders. The obsessional person is dominated by a need for conformity, order and self-discipline, he is reliable, conscientious and punctual when keeping appointments.

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Nursing the patient who is withdrawn,ove himself from the presence of others; adopt a body posture that forbids interaction and avert his gaze when spoken to.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 spontaneous conversation or only answer with monosyllables; sometimes he may remain mute.

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