Adolescent Medicine - Lec Flashcards
Gender identity ia fixed by age
2 to 3 years
Characterized by individual Identification of their own and others’ sex
Gender labeling
Learn thay gender is stable over time
Gender constancy
Concept that gender is permanent
Gender consistency
Internal distress incongruence between sex assigned at birth and gender identity is called _______________
Gender dysphoria
Transgender identity development stage where one acknoewledges one’s transgender identity to self and others
Stage model of coming o
Acknowledgement of one’s transgender identity
Stage model of coming out
What could be the earliest and best indicator of ultimate sexual identity?
Sexual attractions
Recommended vaccinations for MSM
Hep A Hep B
3 routine adolescent vaccines (11-12y.o.)
Tdap
MCV4
HPV
Meaning of HEADS/SS/FIRST
Home Education Abuse Drugs Sexuality Suicidality Safety Family/Friends Image Recreation Spirituality Threats/Violoence
FISTS Mnemonic for structuring assessment of Violent Behavior. What does FISTS stand for?
Fighting Injuring Sex Threats Self-defense
T/F Individuals who initiate drug use at an early age are at a greater risk for becoming addicted than those who try drugs in early adulthood.
T
Stage of Substance abuse in which the user is just learning the euphoria that comes with taking the substance
Experimentation
Stage of Substance abuse in which the user seeks the euphoria
regular use
Stage of Substance abuse in which the user is preoccupied with the euphoria
regular use
Stage of Substance abuse in which the user needs to take the drug to feel normal.
burnout
What type of drug is the most common abused category?
prescription drugs
T/F It is not recommended for patients with psych/behavioral diagnosis to be screened for substance abuse.
F
Direct effect of cocaine and amphetamines or of withdrawal of barbiturates or tranquilizers
Seizures
CRAFFT mnemonic for screening of substance abuse
Car Relax Alone Forget Family/Friends Trouble
This is characterized by maladaptive pattern of use indicated by continued use despite serious consequences or physical harm.
Substance abuse
Chronic and progressive disease process characterized by loss of control over use, compulsion and establishment of an altered state requiring continued administration.
Chemical dependence
T/F in recovery from substance abuse, self esteem and anxiety are more important influences on outcomes in males
F; in females. peer use patterns and parental use have major influence on males
Family risk factors for substance abuse include the ff EXCEPT:
a. low parental supervision
b. poor parent to teen communication
c. family conflicts
d. consistent family discipline
D