Biopsychosocial Model of Adolescent Mental Health Flashcards

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adolescent brains are highly sensitive to social ____

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stressors

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2
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responses to stress during adolescent years can develop high levels of resilience, self-confidence, future wellbeing if person is appropriately

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supported

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3
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maladaptive patterns of behaviour can develop which can lead to poorer adult emotional mental health and coping mechanisms if poorly supported to what

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develop appropriate behaviours and coping strategies during these years

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4
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good mental health outcomes for an adolescent involves
- healthy _____ with family and friends
- engagement in ____, ______ and play with others
- appropriate ___-_____ for emotional responses
- positive ____ strategies, self-esteem, and general ___

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  • healthy relationships
  • engagement in learning, socialising
  • self-regulation
  • coping, outlook
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5
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list some common stressors introduced during adolescent years

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  • changing school
  • social pressures
  • family pressures
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6
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common adolescent health problems include

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  • use of tobacco, alcohol and substance use
  • unprotected sex
  • poor nutritional intake
  • sedentary lifestyle
  • violence and physical injuries
  • mental health disorders
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7
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half of all mental health disorders in adulthood start by age ___

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14

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8
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one in ___ young people experience a mental health disorder at any time

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four

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9
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most common mental health disorders

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  • anxiety
  • depression
  • substance use disorders
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10
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what health service is particularly well positioned to prevent, detect, intervene on poor mental health, risk behaviours, and associated harms

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general practice

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11
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higher rates of self harm in female or male patients

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female

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12
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general practice can support mental health to two audiences:

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  • meaningful engagement of young person
  • supporting and educating their families and other caregivers
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13
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presentations of deteriorating mental health are distinctively obvious - T or F

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F

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14
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what are some presentations of deteriorating mental health which can be vague

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  • decreased memory, concentration, or attention
  • difficulty navigating everyday activities
  • frequent tearfulness, irritability, or aggression
  • decreased enjoyment of usual hobbies
  • hopelessness
  • poor sleep
  • frequent complains of pain including headache or abdominal pain
  • significantly changed eating patterns, weight, or physical appearance
  • withdrawing from social interactions
  • paranoia or hallucinations
  • refusing to attend school
  • self-harm
  • impulsive or risk-taking behaviours such as use of drugs or alcohol or criminal behaviour
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15
Q

what is HEEADSSS used for

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internationally used to make a rapid psychological conversation either in ED, ward, or community setting

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16
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mental health disorders are more likely to develop in settings of:

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  • violence
  • poverty
  • stigma
  • exclusion
  • living in humanitarian and fragile settings
17
Q

list 3 broad factors based on what country you live in that can critically influence adolescent development, physical health, mental health, and mortality

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  • laws, cultural, political factors
18
Q

list factors that dramatically alter an adolescent’s environmental context

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  • accepted minimum working and driving ages
  • legal access to alcohol and other substances
  • ages for young people to be held accountable for criminal actions
  • age of consent for sexual intercourse and marriage
  • access to sexual health education, contraception, abortions
  • exposure to weapons, violence, war, displacement, associated stressors
19
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list 2 main risk-taking behaviours in adolescents

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  • smoking
  • alcohol and substance abuse
20
Q

if you start smoking in adolescence are you more likely to do so in adult life

21
Q

aiming to prevent smoking in adolescent years also aims to decrease rates of preventable _____ and _____

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morbidity and mortality

22
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preventable morbidity and mortality from smoking particularly relates to (3)

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  • malignancies
  • cardiac disease
  • respiratory disease
23
Q

what other type of cigarettes is a risk concern in young people and why

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e-cigarettes
- highly addictive effects of nicotine impact young people’s developing brains

24
Q

list some interventions which have likely contributed to decreased smoking rates

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  • national and media tobacco campaigns
  • smoke-free environments
  • packaging modifications
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substance use disorders are particularly common in adolescent males or females
males
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lasting neurocognitive impacts on the teenage brain can occur from
toxic substance effects
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dependence and related problems in adults who began what
substance use in early life
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who is particularly vulnerable to effects of impaired judgement and impulse control that can come with intoxication
young people
29
proportion of australian young people ever engaging in illicit drug use has increased or decreased
decreased
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most common recreational uses (3)
- marijuana - ecstasy - cocaine
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what is a significant health concern for adolescents with increased risk-taking behaviours
unintentional injuries
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in adolescents, limited ____ ____ contributes to suboptimal ____ ____ in dangerous situations
- limited emotional regulation - suboptimal decision making
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are males or females more likely to sustain unintentional injury
male
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what is the most common cause of injuries
road traffic accidents
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violence is a ___factorial health risk
multifactorial (influenced by multiple factors)
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what are some individual features in adolescents that can contribute to violence
impulsivity, substance misuse, education
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what are some environmental features that are also linked to increase risk of violence
cultural, peer, economic, family dynamic factors
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from a worldwide perspective, violence during adolescence also increases risks of health issues such as (3)
- sexually transmitted infections - early pregnancy - poor academic outcomes