18 Questions
How can a caregiver help a client with an emotional personality disorder to avoid self-harm?
Observe the client frequently and develop a 'no harm' contract
In what situation should a caregiver give immediate feedback to a client with dramatic personality disorder?
When the client shows manipulative behavior
What role should a caregiver take on in terms of providing feedback for the client's behavior?
Act as a role model for appropriate expression of feelings
What approach should be used to help a client explore necessary changes according to the text?
Using a problem-solving approach
How can caregivers help clients with anxious, fearful personality disorders during follow-up treatment?
Encourage participation in follow-up treatment
What should caregivers avoid when working with clients with emotional personality disorders?
Rescuing or rejecting the client
When are children usually ready to be toilet trained?
Between 18 to 24 months
What parental approach should be used during toilet training?
Praise, patience, and encouragement
What is a possible cause of tics in children?
Tension and stress
What do motor tics involve?
Blinking, jerking the neck, shrugging the shoulders
What characterizes Tourette’s syndrome?
Combination of motor tics and involuntary vocalizations
What is palilalia in the context of Tourette’s syndrome?
Repeating one’s own sounds or words
What is a recommended approach for a client with unclear communication patterns?
Use appropriate therapeutic communication techniques
How should touch be approached with clients who may perceive it as threatening?
Be cautious with touch as it may be perceived as threatening
What is a potential consequence of over friendliness when working with a suspicious and hostile client?
Threatening the client by being perceived as overly friendly
What should be done to establish trust with a highly suspicious and hostile client?
Work on establishing trust through short interactions that communicate interest and respect
How should emotional needs underlying suspicious thoughts be addressed in a client?
Identify and respond to emotional needs underlying the suspicious thoughts
How should potential acting-out behavior in a suspicious client be managed?
Intervene when the client shows signs of increased anxiety and potential acting-out behavior
Learn about effective parental approaches during toilet training, such as praise, patience, and encouragement. Explore insights into tic disorders, which are rapid, largely involuntary movements or noises, with possible causes including stress, tension, and brain damage.
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