Transcription of CHAPTER The Psychiatric Nursing Assessment
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39 AffectBiopsychosocial historyChief complaintClosed-ended questionsCollateral historyConcrete thought processCoping skillsCountertransferenceDelusionsDiffer ential diagnosisDiagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th ed., text revision (DSM-IV-TR)EmpathyGlobal Assessment of functioning scaleHallucinationsHistory of present illness (HPI) holistic Psychiatric assessmentHomicidal thoughtsImpulse controlInsightJudgmentMental status examinationMoodMultiaxial DSM-IV-TR diagnosisOpen-ended questionsPhysical assessmentPsychiatric Nursing interviewPsychological testsResistanceSelf-disclosureSuicidal thoughtsTherapeutic contractTransferenceKEY TERMSThe Psychiatric Nursing AssessmentChristine Carniaux-MoranAfter reading this CHAPTER , you will be able to: Identify the components of a holistic Assessment , including mental status examination. Correctly use Psychiatric terminology to describe a client s symptoms.
1995). The following guidelines for a holistic psy-chiatric nursing assessment should be tailored to meet the specifi c needs of the nurse, client, and situation. These guidelines provide instructions for conducting a psychiatric nursing interview to obtain data for a biopsychosocial history and men-tal status examination. Psychiatric Nursing ...
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