Anxiety/Personality Disorders Flashcards

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Children and adolescents with anxiety disorders have higher rates of?

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Suicidal behaviour
Early parenthood
Drug and alcohol dependence
Educational underachievement

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What is fear?

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A perceived threat, rising anxiety levels that cause physical and emotional changes

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What is anxiety?

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An uncomfortable feeling, that occurs in response to internal or external stimuli. Can result in physical, emotional, cognitive and behavioural symptoms

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Who is at risk for developing anxiety?

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Early life trauma
History of physical or sexual abuse
Personal disadvantages
Genetic inheritance

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When does anxiety in a normal person become an anxiety disorder?

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When the persons daily functions on social, occupational and interpersonal functioning is being affected

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What is generalized anxiety disorder? (DSM V)

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Excessive anxiety and worry occurring for more than six months about a number of events
The focus of the anxiety is not related to features of another psychiatric disorder
Anxiety is not due to the effects of a substance or general medicine condition

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Symptoms of generalized anxiety

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Feeling restless, on edge
Being easily fatigued
Mind going blank
Irritability 
Muscle tension 
Sleep disturbances
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What is Social anxiety disorder

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Fear of social performances situations
Exposure to feasted social event
Person recognizes the fear is excessive or unreasonable

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Symptoms of social anxiety disorder

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Doesn’t speak up in crowds due to embarrassment
Difficulty dating or sexual relationships
Test taking anxiety

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Treatment of anxiety disorders

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Biologic domain (pharm)
Psychological domain
Social
Spiritual

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What is PTSD

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Exposure to traumatic event

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What is acute stress disorder

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Involves same diagnostic criteria as PTSD
Lasting 3-1 month of exposure
Risk for PTSD

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What is the treatment for PTSD

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Medication (prazosin)
Treatment for substance abuse
Cognitive behavioural therapy

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What is obsessive compulsive disorder ?

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Recurrent and persistent thoughts, impulses or images that are experience as intrusive and inappropriate and cause marked anxiety
Person recognizes that the obsessional issue is in the mind

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What is the difference between obsession and compulsion?

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Obsession is fear of contamination resulting in compulsion to wash hands
Fear of causing harm is obsession with compulsion to check everything

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Treatment options for OCD

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Cognitive behavioural therapy
Medications
Deep brain stimulation

17
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What is personality?

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Complex pattern of characteristics that are not easily altered
Distinctive patterns of perceiving, feeling, thinking, coping and behaving

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What is a personality disorder?

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An enduring pattern of inner experiences and behaviour

It is pervasive, inflexible and stable

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Common features of personality disorder

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Maladaptive cognitive scheme
Affectively and emotional instability
Impaired self identity functioning
Impulsivity and destructive behaviour