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Concept of Mental Health and illness  \n2. History of Psychiatric nursing  \n3. Historical development of mental health nursing.  \n4. Concept of normal and abnormal behavior.  \n5. Role and qualities of psychiatric nurse  \n6. Mental health Team  \n7. Role and functions of psychiatric nurse in various settings  \n8. National mental health policy  \n9. National ,mental health programme  \n10. Mental health act  \n11. Admission and discharge procedure  \n12. Factors affecting level of nursing practice  \n13. Characteristics of mentally healthy person  \n14. Characteristics of mentally ill person  \n15. Indicators of mental health  \nUnit II  \n1. Classification of mental disorders-ICD-10 classification  \n2. Etiological factors of mental disorders  \n3. Principles of mental health nursing  \n4. Standards of mental health nursing  \n5. Defence mechanisms  \n6. Factors influencing development of personality  \nUnit III & IV  \n1. Therapeutic communication techniques  \n2. History taking  \n3. Mental status examination  \n4. Process recording  \n5. Minimental status examination  \n6. Johari window  \n7. Therapeutic communication techniques  \n8. Elements of nurse patient relationship  \n9. Phases in Nurse Patient Relationship  \n10. Therapeutic impasse and its management  \n11. Process recording  \nUnit V  \n1. Antipsychotics  \n2. Antidepressants  \n3. Mood stabilizers  \n4. Ant anxiety drugs  \n5. Lithium  \n6. Management of Lithium toxicity  \n7. Role of nurse in lithium therapy  \n8. Disulfiram therapy  \n9. Exrapyramidal symptoms  \n10. Hypnosis  \n11. Therapeutic community  \n12. Milieu therapy  \n13. Behavior therapy  \n14. Supportive psychotherapy  \n15. Biofeedback  \n16. Relaxation Therapies  \n17. Group therapy  \n18. Family therapy  \n19. Role of nurse in occupational therapy  \n20. Electroconvulsive therapy-Definition, indications, contraindications, types, techniques, parameters and role of nurse in Pre, intra and post ECT  \n21. Side effects of ECT  \n22. Complications of ECT  \n23. Role of nurse in Pre, Intra and post ECT care  \nUnit VI-XI  \n1. Anxiety disorders-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n2. Stress related and Somatoform disorders-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n3. Schizophrenic disorders-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n4. Depression-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n5. Mania-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n6. Bipolar Disorders-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n7. Dementia-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n8. Delirium-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n9. Amnesia-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n10. Epileptic disorders-Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n11. Sleep disorders-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n12. Personality Disorders-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria, treatment and nursing management  \n13. Sexual disorders-Definition, Etiological factors, psychopathology, types, clinical features diagnostic criteria","cbCaieTD9lOk9VzQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieTD9lOk9VzQ","pdf",21427,"English","# UNIT I\n## Concepts, policies, and psychiatric nursing fundamentals\n## Role of psychiatric nurse and admission/discharge procedures\n## Mental health indicators and normal vs abnormal behavior\n# UNIT II\n## Classification and etiological factors of mental disorders (ICD-10)\n## Principles, standards, and defense mechanisms\n## Personality development factors\n# UNIT III & IV\n## Therapeutic communication and history taking\n## Mental status examination and process recording\n## Johari window and nurse–patient relationship phases\n## Therapeutic impasse and its management\n# UNIT V\n## Psychotropic drugs and nursing roles\n## Lithium therapy and management of toxicity\n## Disulfiram, EPS, hypnosis, and therapeutic communities\n## Milieu, behavior, supportive psychotherapy, and biofeedback\n## Relaxation therapies, group/family therapy\n## Occupational therapy and ECT: definition, indications, care, complications\n# UNIT VI - XI\n## Anxiety, stress-related, and somatoform disorders\n## Schizophrenia and related nursing management\n## Depression and mania\n## Bipolar disorders, dementia, and delirium\n## Amnesia, epileptic disorders, and sleep disorders\n## Personality and sexual disorders; mental subnormality classification\n## Mental retardation: definition, factors, prevention, and care\n## ADHD, conduct disorders, enuresis/encopresis, and eating disorders\n# UNIT XI\n## Alcohol dependence syndrome and psychoactive substance abuse\n## Etiological factors, prevention, and nursing management\n# UNIT XIII\n## Psychiatric emergencies and crisis intervention\n## Suicide and aggression management\n# UNIT XIV - XV\n## Levels and models of prevention\n## Preventive psychiatry and community mental health nursing\n## Mental health agencies, rights of mentally ill, and forensic psychiatry\n## Acts related to narcotics and psychotropic substances","[{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in Unit I of the Mental Health Nursing question bank?\",\"answer\":\"Unit I covers concepts of mental health and illness, history and historical development of psychiatric nursing, normal vs abnormal behavior, roles and qualities of the psychiatric nurse, the mental health team, and national mental health policy/programme and mental health act. 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For prevention, it covers levels and models of prevention, the nurse’s role in preventive psychiatry, evolution of community mental health nursing, mental health agencies, rights of mentally ill, and forensic psychiatry including acts related to narcotics and psychotropic substances.\"}]","Mental Health Nursing - Question Bank - Unit I-XV | PDF",1790768670,13]