Abnormal Psych Flashcards

1
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a. is diagnosed is developed in response of an identified stressor (within 3 months), person can normally pinpoint what happened
b. symptoms: market distress that is out of proportion
i. impairment in social, occupational activities
ii. normally end around 6 months

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adjustment disorder

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experienced near death, serious injury, sexual violence

i. Direct experience
ii. Witnessed in person
iii. Learned this event happened to a close family member or friend
iv. Repeated exposure to details of trauma

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Trauma

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3
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Trauma happens within a month

intrustions, triggers

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Acute Stress Disorder

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4
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b. One month or more after event but can last a lifetime
c. Intrusion symptoms
i. Flashbacks, cant forget details of what happened
ii. Significant avoidance
iii. Negative alterations
iv. Negative beliefs about themselves or the world

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PTSD

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5
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i. Don’t attach well
ii. Don’t seek comfort from care givers
iii. Limited social attachment

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reactive attachment disorder symptoms

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b. Over attached willing to attach to anyone
c. Symptoms
i. Child forms attachments with everyone
ii. Overly familiar with adults regardless with relationships
iii. Willingness to leave with strangers increased

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Disinhibited social engagement disorder

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Symptoms found in children wiith repeated insufficient care

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i. Maybe social neglect
ii. repeated change of care givers
iii. limited attachments

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8
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example of specific phobia

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Animal phobia: Dogs, snakes, spiders
Natural phobia: Drowning (water), heights, storms
Blood injection injury: Afraid of needles and medicals procedures
1. Normally pass out due to blood pressure
Situational phobia: closed spaces, elevators

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9
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the person has a marketed fear or anxiety about a specific object or area

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Specific phobia

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  1. Almost always have an immediate fear or response when exposed to the object or area
  2. Exposure causes fear
    a. Social anxiety disorder
  3. Out of proportion to danger
  4. Avoids phobic area or object
  5. Clinically significant distress impairment
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symptoms of specific phobia

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11
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characterized by marketed fear or anxiety about one or more social situations

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social anxiety

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social anxiety

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  1. Might be exposed to scrutiny by others
  2. Act in situations that will be negatively evaluated
    a. (worried people will think less of them)
  3. Example: public speaking, ordering food in public,
  4. Avoid social situations and out of proportion
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Symptoms of panic disorder

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a. Pounding heart
b. Sweating
c. Shortness of breath
d. Nauseous
3. They don’t know why and cant pin-point the reason
4. Persistent concern or worry about another attack
5. Or make changes to try to avoid it

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14
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recurring and unexpected panic attacks,

instances where the person feels afraid

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Panic disorder

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15
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agoraphobia

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person avoids these situations because they wouldn’t be able to escape or get help, they result in panic attacks

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16
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types of agoraphobia

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  1. using public transportation
  2. Being in open spaces
  3. Being in closed spaces
  4. Crowds of people
17
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Generalized anxiety disorder

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occurs when a person has excessive anxiety than worry for at least 6 months
1. Person finds it difficult to control the anxiety or worry

18
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Symptoms of Generalized anxiety disorder

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a. Restless, irritable
b. Easily fatigued
c. Difficulty concentrating

19
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Separation anxiety disorder

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: persistent and developmentally inappropriate worry about being separated from someone close

20
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selective mutism

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usually child has a consistent failure to speak in social situations but normally speaks at home

21
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recurrent thoughts, urges or images are a disturbance and unwanted and upsetting

i. Person tries to suppress or neutralize these thoughts
ii. “Good person” obsession

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Obsession

22
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repetitive behaviors like washing, that the person feels driven to perform or must perform with specific rules

i. Not realistic
ii. Counting, apologizing, washing

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compulsions

23
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treatment to OCD

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exposure and engaging

24
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Body dsymorphic disorder

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obsessions with physical flaw that is not body weight

a. Mirror checking, comparing themselves to other peoples

25
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Hoarding Disorder

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person has persistent difficulty throwing away items due to perceived need to save them

26
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a. Needs intervention of a third party
b. Cluttered active living space
c. They feel really distressed when its time to get rid of them`

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Hoarding Disorder

27
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Trichotillomania disorder

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hair pulling disorder): person has a recurrent problem pulling out their head until they’re bald
a. Tries to stop but they can’t

28
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Excoriation

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(skin picking disorder): recurrent problem pulling off their skin

a. Tried to stop but can’t
b. Causes distress