Anxiety Disorders Flashcards

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general definition of separation anxiety disorder

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developmentally inappropriate and excessive fear/anxiety about being separated from attachment figure

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anxiety disorders most often associated with suicide attempts

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panic disorder
GAD
specific phobia

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8 potential manifestations of separation anxiety disorder

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-distress when anticipating separation
-worry that something will happen to attachment figure
-worry something may happen to them to cause separation
-fear of being w/o attachment figure
-fear to go out w/o attachment figure
-refusal to sleep away from home/attachment figure
-nightmares about separation
-physical complaints when separated

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how many symptoms of separation anxiety disorder must be present to make diagnosis

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3+

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how long do symptoms have to be present for separation anxiety disorder diagnosis

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at least 4 weeks in children/adolescents and 6 months in adults

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what can precipitate the development of separation anxiety disorder

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-a life stressor (particularly loss)
-being bullied

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what is a risk factor for SI in young children

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being bullied

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4 diagnostic criteria for selective mutism

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-failure to speak in certain situations but not others
-interferes w/ social/educational/occupational function
-not attributable to a language barrier
-not better explained by a communication disorder

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how long do symptoms have to be present for diagnosis of selective mutism

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at least 1 month (not counting first month in school)

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onset of selective mutism

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usually before age 5 but may not be apparent until they enter school

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5 criteria for specific phobia diagnosis

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-marked fear/anxiety about specific object/situation
-phobic object/situation almost always evokes fear
-phobia actively avoided or endured with much distress
-fear out of proportion to actual danger
-causes clinically significant distress/functional impairment

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how long must symptoms be present for diagnosis of specific phobia

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6 months or more

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specific phobia dx is excluded if phobic symptoms are a result of what

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-another mental disorder
-objects/situations r/t obsessions (OCD)
-reminders of tragic event (PTSD)
-separation from home/attachment figures
-social situations

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onset of specific phobia

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usually before age 10 but can be anytime

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how is specific phobia related to SI

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-associated with thoughts and attempts
-also associated with the transition from thoughts to attempts

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6 diagnostic criteria for social anxiety disorder

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-fear/anxiety r/t social situations where they might be judged
-fears they will act embarrassingly
-social situations almost always provoke fear
-social situations are avoided or endured with significant distress
-fear out of proportion to threat
-cause clinically significant distress

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how long do social anxiety symptoms have to be present to qualify for dx

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longer than 6 months

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social anxiety disorder specifier

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specify if performance-related

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what must be true about sx of social anxiety disorder when occurring in a child

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symptoms must also be present in peer situations and not just with adults

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Taijin kyofucho

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fear that the person makes others feel uncomfortable and may be experienced at a delusional intensity

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what is more likely in women with social anxiety disorder

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greater number of fears and comorbid depression

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what is more likely in men with social anxiety disorder

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-fear of dating
-comorbid ODD, conduct disorder, or antisocial personality disorder
-self-medication with substances

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panic attacks in social anxiety disorder

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more likely to be distressed about negative appraisal for having panic attack than the attack itself

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which of the personality disorders is most comorbid with social anxiety disorder

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avoidant personality disorder

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general definition of panic disorder
recurrent unexpected panic attacks
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13 possible panic attacks symptoms
-palpitations -sweating -trembling -SOB -feelings of choking -chest pain -nausea/abdominal distress -dizziness -chills or heat sensations -numbness/tingling -derealization or depersonalization -fear of going crazy -fear of dying
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how many panic attack symptoms must be present for a full-symptom panic attack
at least 4
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derealization
feelings of unreality
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depersenalization
feelings of being detached from oneself
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what has to follow a panic attack for it to qualify as panic disorder
at least 1 month of worry about additional attacks or maladaptive behavior to avoid additional attacks
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nocturnal panic attack
waking from sleep in a state of panic
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how many full symptom panic attacks are required for dx of panic disorder
at least 2
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mean age of onset for panic disorder
20-24 years
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what substances can precipitate a panic attack
sodium lactate caffeine isoproterenol yohimbine CO2 cholecystokinin
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what should you suspect if onset of panic attacks is after age 45
another medical illness or substance as the cause
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what are the five situations that agoraphobics may have marked fear about
-public transportation -open spaces -enclosed spaces -lines/crowds -being outside home alone
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how many of the 5 situations do agoraphobics have to fear for dx of agoraphobia
2 out of 5
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what are the other 4 diagnostic criteria for agoraphobia
-avoids situations because of fear that help will not be available in the event of a panic attack -situations almost always produce fear -fear out of proportion to threat -causes clinically significant distress
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how long do agoraphobic symptoms have to be present for diagnosis
at least 6 months
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what is the dx if only 1 agoraphobic situation is feared
specific phobia situational type
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how long do symptoms have to be present for dx of GAD
occurring more days than not for at least 6 months
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what are the 6 possible manifestations of anxiety/worry in GAD
-restlessness/feeling on edge -easily fatigued -difficulty concentrating/mind going blank -irritability -muscle tension -sleep disturbance
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how many anxiety/worry manifestations are required for dx GAD
3+ in adults at least 1 in children
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how is anxiety/worry characterized in GAD
difficult to control causes clinically significant distress out of proportion to actual threat
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what is the most frequent disorder dx in suicides
GAD
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what is predominate in the clinical picture of substance/medication-induced anxiety disorder
panic attacks or anxiety
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how long must symptoms persist for a dx of substance/medication-induced anxiety disorder
longer than 1 month
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what has to be true about the substance causing the anxiety
-it has to be capable of causing anxiety -sx must have developed shortly after taking it
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7 "anti" meds that can cause anxiety
anticholinergics antihistamines antiparkison meds antihypertensives anticonvulsants antipsychotics antidepressants
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hormonal meds that can produce anxiety
thyroid meds birth control insulin
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other substances that can cause anxiety
analgesics/anesthetics sympathomimetics bronchodilators corticosteroids lithium heavy metal toxins
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what are some medical disorders associated with development of anxiety symptoms
endocrine diseases cardiovascular disorders respiratory illness metabolic disturbance neurological illness
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endocrine diseases that can cause anxiety
hyperthyroidism hypoglycemia pheochromocytoma
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cardio conditions that can cause anxiety
CHF PE arrythmias
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metabolic disturbances that can cause anxiety
B12 deficiency porphyria