Schizophrenia | What is Schizophrenia? Therapeutic Communication Nursing

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0:00 Pathophysiology 0:26 Causes and Risk Factors 0:40 Signs and Symptoms 10:06 3 Phases 10:34 Catatonic Schizophrenia 11:50 Paranoid Schizophrenia 12:20 Therapeutic Communication 16:33 Interventions 17:04 Pharmacology 22:02 Questions

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Thanks for the video. But please note that at 0:40 >>>> Schizophrenics have a High Level of DOPAMINE not Low, This explained by the dopamine hypothesis

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Great video! One thing to add- schizophrenia is thought to be caused by an increase in dopamine in the brain, not decrease. That's why many antipsychotics work to block dopamine.

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[@Kikilu7552]

This shit is a nightmare. My mum has this. She constantly has delusions thinking people are stalking her or spying on her. She's at the hospital atm because she had another episode. Its so tiring.

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[@MaroDJ94]

I thought schizophrenia’s neurochemical etiology is an INCREASE in dopamine and not a decrease. That’s why when levodopa (dopamine agonist) which increases the dopamine might cause psychosis Whereas, clozapine which is a dopamine antagonist decreases psychotic symptoms.

[@Benzodiapzepam]

i caught that too. it should be increased lvl of dopamine in pt's brain, not decreased

[@stephy75341]

I thought the same????

[@nikkitaylor4092]

your right! There is an increase. I'm literally reading about it in my book

[@mif4111]

Thank You i was looking for the correction. Its caused by an increase in dopamine.

[@DarkMother2332]

Caught that too!! Antipsychotics are dopamine antagonists

[@1234theskinimin]

0:37 I believe that schizophrenia is caused by an increase in dopamine. That’s why meds for schizophrenia can cause Parkinson’s symptoms which is why it is important to have anti-parkinson drugs like Benadryl or other antihistamines.

[@theormegirl3]

Yes it's caused by an excess of dopamine!

[@jennicalove7435]

It is an increase of dopamine not a decrease!

[@faithtsanigab977]

INCREASE IN DOPAMINE NOT DECREASE!

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Decrease

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Increase!

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Thank you for this much-needed video! I have a test on schizophrenia this Friday!!

[@ace_one1]

dont think like that... see if you feel a little pain, the best thing is to ignore it. similarly you should ignore it and take the "full responsiblity" of your mind. it means - "whatever happens in my mind, i am responsible for it." and you will see soon that youre now ok! 😊

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Increase in dopamine but not decrease.Schizophrenia is associated with an imbalance in dopamine levels in the brain. The prevailing theory suggests an overactivity of dopamine transmission in certain areas of the brain, particularly the mesolimbic pathway. This overactivity is thought to contribute to positive symptoms of schizophrenia, such as hallucinations and delusions. However, the relationship between dopamine levels and schizophrenia is complex, and other neurotransmitters and brain regions are also involved in this disorder.

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What causes negative symptoms?

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Hyperactive in mesolimbic areas and Hypoactive dopamine transmission in Prefrontal cortex

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This is excellent classic schizophrenia information. It may not fit this lesson to say this - but delirium may cause sick hospitalized elderly patients to say they see things. My daughter is often better able to calm these patients by not trying to orient to reality. Once she calmed a patient experiencing delirium by simply ordering some imaginary "loud children over in the corner" to quiet down so the patient could sleep. It worked.

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Hi Roseanne from Trinidad first time here my son Shawn have schizophrenia he walk up and down in the house sometime hardly sleeping

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[@Theonegov]

That is the problem - voices - sounds and visual images and more can be transmitted to the brain .

[@nehavaghela5864]

In therapeutic communications you said stay with client, never leave client. Here you said if client wants to leave, let him go. How should we differentiate this????

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You don’t leave the client, you let the client have their space because they showed that they did not want to interact at that time. You are not the one initiating the leaving, or that’s how I understood it anyway

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Good luck on your NCLEX future nurses! Please keep in mind as you treat schizophrenic patients that they need all the validation despite the things they're experiencing is "not real". Because it is 100% real to them. I feel very strongly about this because my schizophrenic loved one has been traumatized again and again by the very system that's supposedly supposed to help them.

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You can still acknowledge their feelings and present reality to them. You can say to them "I understand you are hearing things, but I only hear you and me talking." By going along with the hallucination you are not helping them.

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Videos are very useful to review key concepts and highlights for NCLEX and nursing school prep. I am in Canada and maybe that's why my info is different but I have learned that acute dystonia of the neck, face, and tongue can happen within hours and is considered a medical emergency (although it is a side effect and part of EPS symptoms); 50 mg benedryl IV is given; can be severely painful and benztropine may also be given as well. So, in this case we would be contacting the HCP for orders. This is from Varcarolis Canadian Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing (2019) and my instructor for mental health. Can you clarify?

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American nursing student here, I was wondering the same thing. I was also taught that it was a medical emergency with the same intervention you described 🤔

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voices might be real, but they are not saying the truth!! be strong and do not let those voices control you.

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Sounds like a politician to me 😂

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This is great! Loud and clear! Thank you!

[@raimoore4945]

excesses or deficiencies in dopamine can lead to schizophrenic symptoms.

[@hampopper3150]

I avoid listening to music for the auditory problems as it just amplifies to the point of repetitive thoughts of the music making it hard to function. If I would have taken meds my problems would become much worse as I need a chemically stable mind to sort out the hallucinations so I don't continue having them. Having the effected person spot the problem can lead to neurological changes that are better instead of telling them to pill up and distract themselves with something that could be harming them. I work with a person that talks out loud from the music he hears likely because he has schizophrenia and I do not want to be like that ever. But he doesn't have sensory processing disorder like I do as mine can make it hard to hear even when its quiet.

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Per-SEV-eration, not pre-ser-vation

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My friend's sister has schizophrenia but we do not know where we can receive treatment and therapy in Cambodia. Please recommend. We are living in Cambodia. Thank you.

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What about if schizophrenic is involuntary admitted and having a hallucination/delusional episode would they still be allowed to vote or not until their in their right state of mind

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[@teenastroop31]

schizophrenia and schizophrenic behaviors and bpd terrify me. I have bipolar 2 and it's horrid, I can't fathom how much they try to escape their damn mind.

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Thank you for sharing!

[@eniggma9353]

Whenever I had to go to work I would hear voices telling me not to. Or was it my conscience? who knows..

[@helifynoe9930]

Imagine if beings, who looked just like us, appeared on this planet, but they were 100's of times smarter. If they presented themselves as regular people to psychiatrists today, but spoke of things that are beyond our human understanding, the psychiatrists would in an instant be absolutely certain that these people were completely detached from reality, and were speaking nothing but total nonsense. Meanwhile, the psychiatrists claim to be in touch with reality, even though they obviously are not. If you are in touch with reality, then obviously you know of what it is that you are in touch with, thus you are not in need of any physics educations since the physics of reality are blatantly obvious to you, since you are in touch with reality.

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[@tc5028]

Yes these are are correct behaviors and symptoms. A patient will never be given a Rx of lorazepam even though it works, so forget that. Haldol is not that effective and forget Geodon. A person with schizophrenia in a paranoid state will Not listen to a word you say! Always give them food and drink that are sealed… I know this because I live with someone who is schizophrenic 😞

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The rhyming part made me think of happy Gilmore

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Clang association.. sounds like the recent songs lyrics

[@raylopez6871]

I’m not sure if im skizofrantic but I seriously think I am but I know I won’t do anything about it im alone in this world and no one seems to like me cause im different I always been laughed at im surprised my hair isint white

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Get some help so u can develop better relationships.

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1:50 Will giving the patient Pewdiepie's catear headphones soothe the patient to a greater degree?

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Omg some of this sounds like autism symptoms

[@MichaelSkinner-e9j]

Try to stay away from those who have schizophrenia, unless you are a doctor or nurse aware of it

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my mom have schizophrenia

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[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

Will you ever understand that the medical professional is extremely delusional.. not the patient...

[@soundesignerlowekey4420]

Treating symptoms will never fix the problem...No one know what cause it therefore every treatment is subjective and experimental...Medical malpractice is one of the highest killers of people, but is suppressed dat

[@johnhalbe6530]

I just dont socialize with these people.

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wow

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Schizophrenia say Patricia

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To be fair, we are being spied on by the government 🤷🏽‍♂️

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$3,000,000 say meatballs. schizophrenia

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