1. Describe 1 specific activity that you engaged in

Reflection Journal Instructions
Introduction: Describe your most recent experience in the clinical setting.
1. Describe 1 specific activity that you engaged in
Reflection on action: Was it easy/difficult, pleasant/unpleasant etc.
1. What you found easy or difficult
2. What you liked about what you did
Reflection on what you learned:
1. How you might want to follow it up
2. How you used your theory knowledge on the subject
Conclusion: Identify gaps
1. What other information do you need
2. What could you do differently in this type of situation next time

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My last Clinical Rotation was Mental Health
My patient was 16 years old female On 5150 hold due to harm to self, after an Overdose on Prozac and Prazosin. Admit Dx: MDD ( Major Depressive Disorder), PTSD. Transfer from another hospital took ten tabs of Prozac after a fight with her boyfriend. The patient is taking Prozac 20mg po daily for depression. Prazosin 1mg po qhs for nightmares. Abilify 2.5mg po daily for mood/adjunct. The mother gave the consent for meds and voluntary status. Estimated length of stay in the current hospital 3-5 days. Discharge Plan Home, Referred to therapist, intensive outpatient. The patient insisted that it was not an overdose; she only wanted the breakup\’s pain with her boyfriend to go away. I also made the care plan for this patient. Per pt had a fight with her boyfriend, she could not cope with pain, and impulsively took her prescription medications.

SAMPLE SOLUTION

My most recent clinical setting was a rotation at a mental health facility. I had the opportunity to take care of a 16-year-old female who had been hospitalized for causing harm to herself. She took an overdose of her prescription in an attempt to make the pain of her| GET AN EXPERT FOR YOUR ASSIGNMENT | the facility, I supervised her medication daily and had the chance to talk to her about her situation and how she chose to cope with it. Talking to her was an easy and pleasant experience because she opened up about her feelings and desire to get better, despite the mistake she had made…