What is Psychiatric Nursing?

Psychiatric nursing is a science that studies theories of human behavior. The purpose of nursing is to prevent and treat mental disorders, to arouse people's healthy psychological state, and to improve the mental state of society, community and individuals to achieve the best state.

Psychiatric nursing

Psychiatric Nursing is a Study

Title: Psychiatric Nursing

Author: Wells Lin source

"Psychiatric Nursing (Nursing)" has 15 chapters. The first and second chapters mainly introduce the basic concepts of psychiatric nursing, the factors leading to abnormal mental activity, and common mental symptoms. The third chapter is the basic requirements and content of psychiatric nursing work. The fourth chapter to the eleventh chapter explain the characteristics of various abnormal mental activities, nursing diagnosis, nursing measures. Chapters 12 to 15

Chapter One Introduction

The first section of the concept of psychiatric nursing

Section 2 A Brief History of the Development of Psychiatric Nursing

Section 3 Status and Development Trend of Psychiatric Nursing in China

I. Service organization

Nursing and research work in psychiatry

3. Academic groups and academic exchanges

4. Talent training

Section 4 Basic tasks of psychiatric nursing and the significance of learning psychiatric nursing

I. Basic tasks of psychiatric nursing

Significance of learning psychiatric nursing

Chapter 2 Basic Knowledge of Mental Illness

Section I Etiology of Mental Illness

I. Biological factors

Second, social psychological factors

Diagnostic Taxonomy of Mental Illness

Symptoms of Mental Disorders

I. Perceptual Impairment

Thinking Disorders

Third, attention disorder

Fourth, memory disorders

Fifth, mental retardation

Six, disorientation

Emotional disorders

Disorder of will

Nine, movement and behavior disorders

Ten, disturbance of consciousness

Eleven self-knowledge

Twelve common mental disorders syndrome

Chapter III Basic Requirements and Contents of Psychiatric Nursing Work

Section 1 Characteristics and importance of psychiatric nursing

I. Characteristics of psychiatric nursing

The importance of psychiatric nursing

Section 2 Basic Requirements for Psychiatric Nursing Staff

I. Quality requirements

Business knowledge and requirements

Requirements for Basic Skills

Section 3 Basic Contents of Psychiatric Nursing

First, general care

Organization and management of psychiatric patients

Three, psychiatric grade nursing

Nursing of mental disorders

Evaluation of Psychiatric Nursing

I. Purpose of Evaluation

Second, the evaluation principle

Evaluation content

Evaluation method

Section 5. Nursing of side effects of psychotropic drugs

I. Care of swallowing difficulties

Nursing of urinary retention and constipation

Nursing of orthostatic hypotension

Four, dermatitis care

Fifth, nursing of malignant syndrome

Nursing for agranulocytosis

Nursing of lithium salt poisoning

Section 6. Prevention and First Aid of Psychiatric Accidents

First, the cause of the accident

Second, the prevention of accidents

Third, emergency treatment

Chapter 4 Nursing of patients with organic mental disorders

Section 1 Common Syndromes of Organic Mental Disorders

I. Delirium

Dementia Syndrome

Section 2 Nursing of patients with mental disorders caused by Alzheimer's disease and other encephalopathy

1. Alzheimer's disease

Vascular dementia

Third, mental disorders caused by intracranial infection

Fourth, nursing

Section 3 Nursing of patients with mental disorders caused by epilepsy

Section 4 Nursing of patients with mental disorders caused by physical diseases

Chapter V Nursing of patients with mental disorders caused by psychoactive substances

Section 1 Nursing of patients with mental disorders caused by alcohol

Section 2 Nursing of patients with mental disorders caused by addictive substances

Chapter 6 Nursing of Schizophrenia

Section 1 Schizophrenia

Section 2 Nursing of Schizophrenia

Chapter VII Nursing of Mood Disorders

Chapter VIII Nursing Patients

Section I Overview

I. Common Features

Epidemiology

Classification

Common types and care of second-stage neurosis

1. Anxiety

OCD

Third, phobia

Fourth, physical form disorders

V. Neurasthenia

Six, hysteria

Seven, neurosis care

Chapter IX Nursing of patients with physical and mental disorders related to psycho-social factors

Section I Overview

I. Understanding and Evaluation of the Source

Second, the normal physiological stress process

Third, the performance of psychological stress

Section 2 Nursing of patients with physical disorders related to psycho-social factors

First, the nursing of patients with eating disorders

Nursing of patients with sleep and arousal disorders

Third, sexual dysfunction

Section III Nursing of patients with psychogenic mental disorders

Chapter 10 Nursing of Personality Disorders and Sexual Psychological Disorders

The first section of care for patients with personality disorders

Nursing of patients with second-stage psychological disorders

Chapter XI Nursing of Children and Adolescents with Mental Disorders

Section 1 Nursing of children with ADHD

Section 2 Nursing of patients with conduct disorders

Chapter 12. Psychotropic Therapy, Other Treatments and Nursing

Section 1 Application of Antipsychotics

I. Pharmacological action and mechanism

Clinical application

Third, common adverse reactions and treatment

Section 2 Application of Antidepressants

Tricyclic antidepressants

Second, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors

Section III Application of Mood Stabilizers

I. Pharmacological action and mechanism

Clinical application

Third, adverse reactions and toxic reactions

Section 4 Application of Anxiolytics

I. Pharmacological action and mechanism

Clinical application

Third, adverse reactions

Section 5 Nursing with Drug Therapy

Section 6 Other Treatments and Nursing

1. Electroconvulsive therapy and nursing

Second, non-convulsive electric shock treatment

3. Industrial and recreational treatment and nursing

4. Rehabilitation and nursing

V. Nursing of traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture treatment

Six, psychiatric surgery

Chapter 13 Psychotherapy and Psychological Nursing

Section 1 Overview of Psychotherapy

First, the concept

Classification

Overview of Psychological Care

First, the difference and connection between psychological care and psychological treatment, physical care

Two main implementation forms of psychological nursing

Third, psychological care considerations

Fourth, the basic methods of psychological care

Section 3 Psychological Nursing for Inpatients with Mental Disorders

I. Psychological care of newly admitted patients

Psychological care of patients during hospitalization

Third, the psychological care of patients before discharge

Chapter 14 Community Mental Health Services and Nursing

Section 1 Scope and Requirements of Community Mental Health Care

I. Concepts and objects of community mental health care

Scope of community mental health care

Requirements for Community Mental Health Services

Section 2 Common Intervention Techniques for Community Psychiatric Nursing

Section III Family Treatment and Nursing for Mental Disorders

First, the goals and methods of family therapy

Second, home care

Chapter 15 Judicial Psychiatry Appraisal and Related Nursing

Section 1 Contents and Classification of Judicial Psychiatry

Section 2 The Nature of Judicial Psychiatry and Its Relationship with Other Disciplines

Section 3 Liability in Judicial Psychiatric Appraisal

Section 4 Capacity and incapacity

Section 5 Implementation of Judicial Psychiatric Appraisal

Section 6 Nursing Procedures for Judicial Appraisal of Mental Illness

Appendix I Nursing Diagnosis Training

Appendix II Anxiety Scale

Appendix III Self-rating Depression Scale

Appendix IV Main Bibliography

Appendix V Syllabus for Psychiatric Nursing