Coping Strategies for Severe Anxiety & BDD
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A woman is 5'7", 160 lbs. and wears a size 8 shoe. She says, “My feet are huge. I’ve asked three orthopedists to surgically reduce my feet.” This person tries to buy shoes to make her feet look smaller and, in social settings, conceals both feet under a table or chair. Which health problem is likely?

  • Separation anxiety disorder
  • Body dysmorphic disorder (correct)
  • Social anxiety disorder
  • Obsessive-compulsive disorder due to a medical condition

Addiction is a chronic medical condition.

True (A)

Addiction is not considered a chronic medical condition.

False (B)

Addiction is progressive and can lead to disability or premature death.

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Individuals with addictions are always able to abstain from the substance or activity they are addicted to.

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Addiction is solely influenced by environmental factors.

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What are some factors that contribute to addiction?

<p>Genetics, neurotransmission, environment, and life experiences.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are two characteristics of individuals with addictions?

<p>They are unable to consistently abstain from the substance or activity, and they are unable or unwilling to recognize the problems caused by their addictions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the American Society of Addiction Medicine's definition of addiction?

<p>A chronic medical condition with roots in the environment, neurotransmission, genetics, and life experiences.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Addiction is a disease that can be treated.

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Individuals with addictions can recover and live fulfilling lives.

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What is the term commonly used to describe substance use disorders?

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Anxiety coping strategy

Strategies to manage intense anxiety.

Severe anxiety impact on learning

Severe anxiety limits a person's ability to focus and learn.

Priority nursing action for severe anxiety

Lowering the client's anxiety level is crucial before learning.

Body dysmorphic disorder

Preoccupation with a perceived physical flaw not objectively present.

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Body dysmorphic disorder

Person is focused on a perceived physical flaw.

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Social anxiety disorder

Severe anxiety or fear in social situations.

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Separation anxiety disorder

Developmentally inappropriate worry about separation.

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Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)

Obsessions and compulsions due to a medical condition.

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Client learning style

Client's preferred approach to learning and receiving information.

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Teaching plan

A structured plan for education.

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Defense mechanisms

Psychological strategies to deal with stress and anxiety.

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Learning Outcomes

Specific goals for what the client will know or do.

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Anxiety Level Assessment

Evaluating the intensity of a client's anxiety.

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Client's learning ability

A client's capacity to learn something.

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Client's learning style

Preferred method of learning.

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Nursing Implementation

The practical application of a care plan

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Perceptual field

The range of information one is actively aware of.

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Client's current anxiety

How anxious the patient currently is.

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Addiction

A chronic medical condition characterized by compulsive substance use or behavior despite negative consequences.

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Substance use disorder

A condition where a person continues to use substances despite harmful effects, experiencing cravings and difficulty abstaining.

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Compulsive behaviors

Repeated actions or behaviors, often driven by an urge or need, despite negative consequences.

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Inability to abstain

A key symptom of addiction where individuals struggle to stop using or engaging in a certain behavior.

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Progressive nature of addiction

Addiction can worsen over time if untreated, potentially leading to serious consequences.

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Relapse and remission

Cycles where addiction symptoms lessen or disappear (remission) but can return (relapse).

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Impact of addiction on functioning

Addiction can seriously impair everyday activities, such as work, relationships, and personal care.

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Impact of addiction on relationships

Addiction can damage or strain relationships with family, friends, and loved ones.

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Impact of addiction on emotional responses

Addiction can affect emotional well-being, leading to mood swings, anxiety, and depression.

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Importance of treatment

Treatment is crucial for managing addiction, improving functioning, and reducing the risk of relapse.

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Study Notes

Coping Strategies for Clients with Severe Anxiety

  • Clients experiencing severe anxiety show limited attention and learning capabilities.
  • Prioritizing reducing current anxiety level is crucial for effective teaching.

Body Dysmorphic Disorder

  • Body dysmorphic disorder involves focusing on perceived imagined flaws in a person's appearance.
  • The client's size and shoe size are proportional to their body.
  • The client has a strong desire to make their feet look smaller.
  • The client conceals their feet to avoid social judgment.
  • This behavior is strongly indicative of body dysmorphic disorder.

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This quiz explores effective coping strategies for clients with severe anxiety and delves into the specifics of Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD). You'll learn about the behaviors and concerns associated with BDD, while also understanding how to approach teaching clients with anxiety. Enhance your knowledge on these crucial mental health topics.

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