Management Of The Aggressive Patient Jeopardy Template

Aggression Basics	Signs & Symptoms	Phases of Violence	Predisposing Condtions	Nursing Management
100 What is aggressive behaviour? Actions that violate personal or social space through threats or erratic behaviour.	100 What is one emotional sign of aggression? Crying, shouting, fearfulness, etc.	100 Which phase involves the initial event that triggers aggitation? Trigger phase	100 What is one psychiatric condition that may cause aggression? Schizophrenia, mania, anxiety disorders	100 What should the nurse never do when dealing with an aggressive patient? Never turn your back on the patient.
200 Name the three types of aggression Reactive-Expressive, Reactive-Inexpressive, Proactive-Relational.	200 What is one behavioural sign of aggression? Pacing, clenched fists, shaking limbs, restlessness, etc.	200 Which phase is the patient trending toward loss of control? Escalation phase	200 Hypoxia, sepsis and hypoglycemia fall into which category of conditions? Physical Conditions	200 What is de-escalation? Build rapport and reduce tension.
300 What is the definition of violent behaviour? Use of physical force with intent to cause harm to self, others, or property.	300 What category does "defensive statements" fall under? Cognitive Signs	300 Which phase includes physical assaults and destruction of property? Crisis phase	300 What social factor may contribute to aggressive behaviour? Overcrowding, chaos, financial stress, work overload, etc.	300 What are restraints? used as a last resort when all other methods fail.
400 Which type of aggression involves spreading rumors? Proactive-Relational.	400 Rapid breathing and poor eye contact are signs in which category? Behavioural	400 Patient is exhausted and needs rest Recovery phase	400 True or False: Substance use disorder can predispose a person to aggression. True	400 What is environmental risk management? Remove weapons, keep exits clear, avoid blocked positions.
500 True or False: Aggression always requires physical acts. False - can be verbal or non-verbal.	500 What is one example of cognitive distortion seen in aggression? Over-generalization, black-and-white thinking, obsessions	500 Feelings of guilt, sadness, or shame Post-crisis phase	500 Head injury, brain infection, and seizures are examples of? Physical conditions causing aggression	500 De-escalation strategies Use of calm tone, maintain personal space, offer options, remain honest.

Management of the Aggressive Patient

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