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question, patient, people, students, die, outsiders, borderline, antisocial, person, narcissistic, nclex,
nursing, intellects, call, put, read, give, exelon, stage, lpn
intellect, as you know, a lot of questions on personality disorders, personality, I'm on page
938, she will bring the outsiders down. Basically, why do people have? Why do people act
a certain way to take like five minutes, and then the next five minute turn to somebody
else, right? personality disorders. So let's talk about,
they call personality disorders, cluster B disorder, in collective personality disorder, they
put cluster B disorders. So I need you guys to understand that. So I am on page 939.
Right? cluster B, disorder order. The first one is called is the running personality disorder.
I'm on page 939. And I'm on the top is still running
is still running personality disorder, right? This is this person is dramatic.
Now, I'm not going to characterize people but I'm going to give you an example. But I
want you to say,
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, all people who are gay do that. That's not what I'm saying. But I'm giving you an example.
In the gay community, you have like, people that are very professional, gay.
I want to tell I do a little work. I do. What am I supposed to do? Then you have other
supplementary drama? Like they walk into a room? And you can tell? Now, a lot of people
characterize that as Mr. Ronnie, but it does not associate with all the people.
You have people who start games that are very dramatic. Everything.
Right? Very dramatic. Yes.
Oh, you can collect? Okay, well, let me try to help you with the answer. Right, that was so
first question over in class is to romic people personality disorder, these people are very
dramatic.
They're very live their life apart. Right? You know, this person got a company like, She's my
ally, army right. Now. As for shallow interpersonal relations, may be sexually seductive or
provocative. Yes, yes. And it has a lot to do with, for example, if they was more or less,
right, or if something bad happened to them becoming like, well, I will.
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, I'm nobody. So anybody can have it. You understand? They're very sexual people.
Okay, know that. They're very sexual, has
overly concerned with appearance a certain way.
Very, very slight appearance is very important to them. And then they easily bored. Now,
here's the nursing intervention. How do you deal with a historic person? You never say
rose? What you doing is wrong. I need you to fix it. Because in her eyes, she's not doing
anything wrong. So the way you do deal with her, you roleplay it? You know what role
playing you show the roles. This is how you choose how you, you show her that's the only
way she will see what she's doing is wrong because in her eyes, she don't feel she's doing
nothing wrong. And the question
is the running personality disorders of this game.
Then we go to narcissistic.
Everybody got a narcissistic friend.
Let me tell you what a narcissistic friend is. I say, I've read. A lot of Asian people have.
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, I know for example, you'll say all sorts inside.
Wherever you
Wherever you come from, she came from higher. Wherever you went to school. She came
higher, narcissistic. And never have one friend today, see your friend. Tomorrow see your
friend she cannot see
your bad person that study with everybody. And every time it come down the problem is
within them. Like if there's an argument, that person will always be in the middle. Even if
y'all to arguing submachine on stage. That's why you guys arguing or that is a narcissistic.
person. Ready?
Me? admiring? Oh, you look so pretty. Why do you meet every day? Somebody's got to
say did
you call me that? Right?
over one over similar summation of abilities. lack of empathy. Yes. They never feel sorry
for them.
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