Chapter 6 Flashcards

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What percent of global burden of disease due to mental health conditions is in low income countries?

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80% in low income countries

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What percent of mental disorders begin before the age of 14 years old?

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About 50%

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3
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Other names for depression?

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Major depressive disorder and unipolar depression

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Depression affects how many people worldwide?

A

350 million people

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What age group is most at risk for depression?

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15 to 44 years old

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Ratio for women versus men suffering from depression

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2:1

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Endogenous Depression

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Imbalance of neurotransmitters

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Exogenous Depression

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Develops from external factors

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9
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An imbalance of what neurotransmitters can cause depression?

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Serotonin, norepinephrine, dopamine

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Antidepressants and psychotherapy are effective for up to what percent of cases?

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80% of cases

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Low income countries have how many psychiatrists per 100,000 people?

A

0.05

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Canada has how many psychiatrists per 1000 people?

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2.2

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How much does it cost per person/year for mental health services in low income countries?

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$2/capita

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How much does it cost per person per year for mental health services in high income countries?

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$3-$4/capita

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Schizophrenia affects how many people worldwide?

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21 million people

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What percent of the population is at risk for schizophrenia?

17
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Are men or are women at more risk for schizophrenia?

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Men are at higher risk.

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Schizophrenia affects how many men worldwide?

A

12 million men

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Schizophrenia affects how many women worldwide?

20
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Common co-morbidities in schizophrenia?

A

Heart disease, obesity, type two diabetes, strokes

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Epilepsy affects how many people worldwide?

A

50 million

22
Q

Epilepsy shows itself in the form of…?

A

Recurrent seizures

23
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What percent of the population has epilepsy?

A

0.6% to 1%

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Most common causes of epilepsy

A

Brain tumor, stroke, head trauma, injury, infection, systemic illness of mother during pregnancy, brain injury to infant during childbirth, poisoning from substance abuse of alcohol.

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In what percent of epilepsy cases is the cause of known?
50-60%
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Idiopathic epilepsy
No identifiable cause for onset of the seizures
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Cryogenic epilepsy
An unknown cause, however the doctors believe it may be related to some on identifiable abnormality in a brain structure.
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Symptomatic epilepsy
There is a known cause for the seizures and this may be related to damage due to brain structures, metabolic disorder, or other known causes.
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What to do if someone is having a seizure
Keep calm; protect from further injury; do not restrain; after seizure, roll person onto side; seizure last more than five minutes, call 911; talk gently to person.
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Mental disorder
Broad range of problems, with different symptoms, generally a combination of abnormal thoughts, emotions, behavior and relationships with others.