PPT-Short-Term Management of Violence and Aggression – The Up

Rapid Tranquilisation Medications Update Peter Pratt Chief Pharmacist Sheffield Health amp Social Care NHS FT Trust PeterprattSHSCNHSUK Disclosure statement Sole income from the NHS Chief Pharmacist. Aggression . Any action that is intended to injure, harm, or inflict pain on another living being or group. Could be physical, or verbal hostility. Eg. . Yelling, road rage, child abuse, war. Frustration . Definition. “Any behaviour that is intended to harm another individual by physical or verbal means.”. Bull. “Any form of behaviour directed toward the goal of harming or injuring another living being who is motivated to avoid such treatment.”. Compiled by . Ce-Classes.com. Learning Objectives. After completing this course, participants will:. Identify . aggressive behavior and anger . triggers.. Describe techniques for managing anger.. Identify . PHILOSOPHIES OF AGGRESSION. Blood Attraction. Neural Effects. Genetics. BLOOD CHEMISTRY. Marks the nerve system . When tipsy. When testosterone is high. NEURAL ENCOURAGEMENTS. Assists aggression. Affects both wildlife and humans. Hormonal mechanism. The role of testosterone on aggression. What do you know about hormonal mechanisms in relation to aggression?. Unclear. . picture however it does seem to play a role. Explanations. “In all of nature, there is nothing as threatening to humanity as humanity itself “. - Lewis Thomas, 1981. AGGRESSION IS ANY BEHAVIOR DIRECTED TOWARDS ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL , CARRIED OUT WITH THE ‘PROXIMATE’ INTENT TO CAUSE HARM. IN ADDITION TO THIS, THE TARGET IS MOTIVATED TO AVOID THE HARM.. Brain functioning as an explanation of aggression. 1. Lesson objectives. To be able to explain aggression as a human behaviour using the following explanations:. Structure and function of the brain. 2. A01. 1. 2. Essentially the argument is. Neural. Brain abnormalities. Hormonal. High levels of . testosterone. . . ..... are associated with aggression. 3. Hormones & agrression. What is a hormone?. Presented by Carsbia Anderson. and. Lara Shipley. Aggressive Behavior. Aggressive Behavior is not merely assertive behavior.. Aggression seeks to harm others and occurs frequently in higher education.. David Mays, MD, PhD. dvmays@wisc.edu. Predicting Violence. Risk assessment is a field of inquiry with a growing literature over the last . 20 . years. . Predicting violence in potential offenders has been the “Holy Grail” of forensic psychiatry. . Types of aggression. Physical vs. verbal. Relational (includes ostracism). Direct and indirect. Displaced and Triggered displaced. Active vs. passive. Reactive vs. proactive. Antisocial behavior vs. aggression vs. violence. Outline. What is aggression?. Some Theories of Aggression. Biological Perspective. Frustration Perspective. Learned Social Behavior Perspective. What are some influences on aggression?. Aversive Incidents. is Aggression? B. Explanations of . Aggression. Biological . Factors . Social/Cultural Factors Environmental/Situational . Factors . Violence . and the Media . . Reducing Aggression. What is aggression?. Dr Rachel Worthington. Alpha Hospitals, Bury and University of Central Lancashire (UCLan). Content. Theories of Violence and Aggression. Effects of Trauma. Trauma and Aggression. Current Treatment Approaches.