ANXIETY/OCD - FINAL EXAM Flashcards

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anxiety

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apprehension, unease, dread from real or perceived threat

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fear

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reaction to specific danger

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normal anixety

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necessary for survival and provides energy to live and achieve goals

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mild anxiety

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grasps info effectively and perceives reality in focus

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S/S of mild anxiety

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discomfort, restless, foot tapping, nail biting

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S/S of moderate anxiety

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pounding heart, high RR/HR, gastric issues, urinary urgency, tremors

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moderate anxiety

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selective inattention with decreased problem solving and clear thinking

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severe anxiety

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no problem solving and difficulty concentrating with reduced perceptual fields

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panic

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marked disturbed behavior with inability to process reality

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S/S of severe anxiety

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headache, insomnia, nausea, hyperventilation, sense of impending doom

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S/S of panic

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hallucinations, erratic and compulsive behaviors, exhaustion

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defense mechanisms of anxiety

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nature vs nurture coping, maintain self image by blocking feelings, conflicts and memories

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adaptive coping

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lowers anxiety for good achievement of goals

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13
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maladaptive coping

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overuse of immature defenses

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14
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separation anxiety disorder

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inappropriate levels of concern from being away from another with fear of doom and distracts from norm activities

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S/S of separation anxiety disorder

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harm avoidance, worry, shy, uncertainty, lack of self direction

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specific phobias

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irrational fear of thing that leads to avoidance with poor normal functioning

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S/S of specific phobias

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high levels of anxiety and fear

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social anxiety disorder

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severe anxiety from social situations that is viewed negatively by others, will withstand with distress

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Risk factors of social anxiety disorder

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childhood mistreatment, ACEs, genetics

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Comorbidities of social anxiety disorder

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bipolar, substance use, body dysmorphia

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panic disorder

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feeling of terror so severe it impairs functioning with impending doom and intense fear

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S/S of panic disorder

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cardiac arrhythmias, COPD, IBS, hyperthyroidism, dizzy, asthma

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associations of panic disorder

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MDD, substance use

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comorbidity of agoaphobia
alc use disorder, depression
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agoraphobia
excessive anxiety/fear in places where leaving is embarrassing/hard
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generalized anxiety disorder
excessive worry lasting months about finances, heath, relationships
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S/S of GAD
lack of sleep, avoidance
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selective mutism
children do not speak in fear of negative response, may speak at home and like nonverbal activities
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obsessions
thoughts, impulses, images that persist so they cannot be dismissed from mind
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compulsions
ritualistic behaviors a person feels driven to perform in order to reduce anxiety
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associations of body dysmoprhia
MDD, social anxiety, OCD, substance use
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DSM 5 for OCD
obsessions compulsions or both, not due to condition, not explained by psych disorder, time consuming, interferes w norm functioning
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body dysmorphic disorder
false assumptions about appearance with fear of rejection and perfectionism with disgust and depression
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hoarding disorder
obsessive accumulation of objects that consumes life where letting go of item is painful
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associations of hoarding disorder
MDD, anxiety, OCD
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trichotillomania
hair pulling from the root due to anxiety or OCD and is considered self harm behavior
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excoriation
skin picking to point of damage and is considered a self harm behavior
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risk factors of OCD
child abuse/trauma, post infectious autoimmune syndrome, genetics, comorbid anxiety/eating/tic disorders