A Child with a Head Injury Sleeps Unless Aroused,and When

question 29

Multiple Choice

A child with a head injury sleeps unless aroused,and when aroused responds briefly before falling back to sleep.What should the nurse chart for this child's level of consciousness?

• A) Disoriented
• B) Obtunded
• C) Lethargic
• D) Stuporous

Understand the concepts of ethnocentrism and cultural relativism, including their implications.

Explain how language reflects and reinforces patterns of inequality in society.

Identify and describe major events in the history of abnormal psychology and their significance.

Understand the contributions and treatment approaches of key figures in abnormal psychology.

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Definitions:

Defence Mechanisms

Psychological strategies used unconsciously to protect oneself from anxiety arising from unacceptable thoughts or feelings.

Hatred

An intense dislike or ill will towards a person, group, or object, often characterized by hostility.

Repression

A defense mechanism where undesirable thoughts, memories, or desires are unconsciously blocked from conscious awareness.

Distressing Thoughts

Intrusive and upsetting thoughts that can cause significant emotional discomfort or anxiety.