3 Idiots

Feliciano, Jaessa Mae

Fernandez, Memory Glainne
Francisco, Elvie
Gala, John
Granado, Nomelyn
Lagapa, Sandrelle Anne
Lapitan, Althea Sofia
Limos, Alyssa Jillian
Macarilay, Ian
Pangan, Lorraine
Presto, Yako

Chatur
Narcissistic
Personality
Disorder
is
characterized by a pervasive pattern of
grandiosity (in fantasy or behavior), need for
admiration, and lack of empathy.
Individual psychotherapy is the most
effective treatment, and hospitalization is
rare unless comorbid conditions exist for
which
the
client
requires
inpatient
treatment.
Nursing Intervention:
The nurse must use self-awareness skills to
avoid the anger and frustration that these
clients behavior and attitude can engender.

Signs & Symptoms:

Clients may display an arrogant or
haughty attitude.
They may express envy and begrudge
others any recognition or material
success because they believe it
rightfully should be theirs.
These clients are hypersensitive to
criticism and need constant attention
and admiration.

Dr. Viru Sahastrabuddhi

Antisocial
Personality
Disorder
is
characterized by a pervasive pattern of
disregard for and violation of the rights of
others-and with the central characteristics of
deceit and manipulation.
Nursing Intervention:
Limit setting is an effective technique that
involves 3 steps:
Stating the behavioral limit (describing the
unacceptable behavior).
Identifying the consequences if the limit is
exceeded.
Identifying
the
expected
or desired

Signs and Symptoms:

Clients lack insight and almost never

see their actions as the cause of their
problems. It is always someone elses
fault:
some
external
source
is
responsible for their situation or
behavior. Clients are oriented, have no
sensory-perceptual alterations, and
have average or above-average IQs.

Joy Lobo
Mood disorders are the most common psychiatric
diagnoses associated with suicide; depression is
one of the most important risk factors for it.
Major Depressive Disorder involves 2 or more weeks
of a sad mood or lack of interest in life activities with
at least four other symptoms of depression such as
anhedonia and changes in weight, sleep, energy,
concentration, decision making, self-esteem, and
goals.

Signs and Symptoms:

Many people with depression look sad; sometimes
they just look ill. Clients with depression may
describe themselves as hopeless, helpless, down,
or anxious.
They feel guilty about not being able to function
and often personalize events or take responsibility

NURSING INTERVENTION:
SSRIs
Cyclic Antidepressants
Tetracyclic Antidepressants
Atypical Antidepressants
Monoamine
Oxidase Inhibitors
Electroconvulsive therapy
Psychotherapy