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WHAT DOES IT

MEAN?
BIMR NURSING COLLEGE
COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING
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Submitted to:
Mr. Ashwin
Submitted by:
Ms. Sandra Maria
HOD, CHN
B.Sc. Nursing 2nd year
BIMR NURSING COLLEGE
BIMR NURSING COLLEGE
CONTENT
Introduction
Definition
Incidence
Epidemiological Determinants
Types
Clinical Manifestations
Diagnostic Evaluation
Management
Complications
Prevention
National schemes
,surroundings
and time
Thinks Feels Behaves
Q. How do you know you are
mentally healthy?

Q. A mentally ill person can learn,


understand, communicate &
perform functions well. True or
False?
Mental Illness
DEFINITION
" A medical condition that
affects a person's mind,
personality, emotions and
thoughts, impairing their
ability to lead a normal, everyday
life "
Q. What is mainly affected by
mental illness?
INCIDENCE

57.8 million adults and total 792 million people affected


worldwide.

In INDIA:
1. prevalence rate is 9.5 to 370 per 1000 population.
2. Depression is the most common mental health issue.
Q. Which is the most common
mental health issue in India?
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS
AGENT
1) Organic :- 3) Non Genetic:-
Metabolic/ Neurologic disease Substance abuse
Brain tumour Obstetrical complications
Epilepsy (Schizophrenia)
Cerebral arteriosclerosis Irregular sleep pattern
Brain injury
2) Genetic:- Radiation exposure
40 time more (Schizophrenia )
HOST:
1)GENDER: Females more than male
2)AGE: 18 TO 29 yrs

ENVIRONMENT:
1) POVERTY
2)TRAUMATIC HOUSEHOLD
3)STRESS
4) MALNUTRITION
5)LIFESTYLE
Q.Why women are more prone
to mental illness than men?
TYPES OF MENTAL ILLNESS
1) SCHIZOPHRENIA

Serious mental health condition that


affects how people think, feel and behave.
Usually results in hallucinations, delusions,
disorganised thinking and
behaviour(psychotic symptoms).
2) MOOD DISORDER

Abnormal emotional state such as


depression, elation or both.
Eg: Bipolar disorder, major
depressive disorder ,etc.
3) NEUROTIC DISORDER

Individual is unable to react according to


situation.
Eg: Anxiety - panic disorder, social
phobia, OCD,PTSD,etc.
4) PERSONALITY DISORDERS
They are unable to understand emotions and
tolerate distress.
• Eg: Paranoid personality disorder,
Histrionic personality disorder,
Narcisstic personality disorder,
Antisocial personality disorder,etc
Q. Name a psychotic disorder.
Q. Who are more diagnosed
with depression - men or
women?
Q. Drama Queen can be
classified as_______disorder.
CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS
Extreme mood changes
Excessive fear, worries or guilt
Confused thinking , reduced concentration power
Delusion
Hallucination
Paranoia
Inability to cope with stress
Excessive anger, lack of emotional control
Suicidal thinking
Q. Is road rage a clinical
manifestation?
DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION
History Collection
Physical Examination
Blood Test
CT scan, MRI
Psychological Evaluation
Rorschach Inkblot Test
Q. Is blood test necessary to
diagnose mental illness?
Management
Psychotherapy
Rehabs for substance abuse
Healthy food
Healthy habits
Yoga & exercise
Self-love, self-care & gratitude
Q. Give an example of rehab for
sustance abuse.
COMPLICATIONS
Suicide
Self mutilation
Legal & financial problems
Family conflicts/unhappiness
Social Isolation
Q. Which the most severe
complication of mental illness?
PREVENTION
Early diagnosis & treatment
Family based health services
Care during life-cycle of human beings
Improve social environment
Mental health education
Group & individual psychotherapy
Q. Preventing the occurrence of
risk factors is what kind of
prevention?
NATIONAL SCHEMES
NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME
Accessibility
Community Participation
Mental health knowledge
Stigma

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME


Provide mental health services for all
Q. Which scheme incorporates
self-help in community?
ASSIGNMENT

STUDY MENTAL HEALTH SCHEMES


IN DETAIL.
Thank
You

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