Psychology Terminology

Clients often those who are brought to the hospital from a jail or prison

disorder with no specific causation

Feelings of invinsibility and exagerated self importance

Hearing seeing feeling things that are not there, misperceptions distorted

sleeping too much

can't fn sleep

interfering behavior

sudden changes in personality

feigning or faking sumptoms so that he/she can stay in the hospital to receive meds avoid arrest or get attention

agitation elation hyperactivity

refusal to speak

• antipsycholic medication major tranquilizers
• Haldol thorazine. prolaxin, trilafon

recurrent persistent intrusive thought ot belief that a person can not ignore

a great ridgid spasm of the body sever hyper extension of the head to toes

pysch disorder with a physical finding such as brain tumor

uncontrollable repetition of a particular response ( word phrase)

is a persistant excessive unreasonable and sever fear of a particular thing or event

drink excessive amts

makes or is a test /tests variablessuch as intellegence aptitudes

deviation from the noraml behavior and seriously inapprolpriate conduct a thought disorder that interfers with ones ability to deal with reality

harmonious relationship

returning to infantile behavior

is a group of psychotic disorders that have two or more of the following postive symptoms ...delusions hallucinations disorganized speech grossly disorganized behavior

severe and common side effect of neurolyptics Protrusion of the tongue and parkonsonian type jerking movements

law that protects itellectually impaired and mentally ill people whoe are unable to prtect themselves.

• disorganized : the person who exhibits disorganized speech behavior or both
• Paranoid:
• Undifferenciated:
• Residual: History of one schizophenia episode hallucinations, disorganized, speech
• Cataonic: