CHAP 22 SOMATIC SYMPTOMS AND DISORDER

Question 1

Process whereby distress is experienced and or expressed in physical symptoms

Answer 1

Somatization

Question 2

1 or more symptoms affect VOLUNTARY MOTOR or SENSORY function

Answer 2

Conversion Disorder

Question 3

1 or more somatic symptom are distressing or with significant disruption of daily life

At least one:

1. Disproportionate and persistent thoughts about sympto3
2. Persistent high level of anxiety
3. Excessive time and energy spent on symptoms

Answer 3

Somatic Symptom disorder

Question 4

A. Presence of medical symptom
B. Psychological factors affect medical condition
- influence course of the condition
- interfere with treatment
- constitute additional health risk
- influence underlying pathophysiology

Answer 4

Psychological Factors affecting other Medical Condition

Question 5

Falsification of physical or psychological signs or symptoms, or induction of injury or disease

Answer 5

Factitious disorder

Question 6

Individual presents him/herself to others as ill

Answer 6

Factitious Disorder

Question 7

False belief of being pregnant

Answer 7

Pseudocyesis

Question 8

NORMAL somatic sensations as “Intense, Noxious, Disturbing”

Answer 8

Somatosensory amplification

Question 9

A form of psychological defense against intrapsychic distress that allows child to avoid confronting conflicts or anxieties

Answer 9

Primary Gain

Question 10

Results in being allowed to avoid unwanted responsibilities

Answer 10

Secondary gain