DSM-5 Terms (155) Flashcards
Acquired sexual dysfunctions
Began after a period of normality
Acrophobia
Fear of heights
ADHD
Pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity/impulsivity that interferes with functioning or development; several symptoms present before age 12
Affect
Displayed emotions
Agnosia
An individual cannot name or recognize objects
Agoraphobia
Anxiety about being somewhere from which escape is difficult or embarrassing, sometimes in regard to a panic attack
Alleviation of withdrawal symptoms
Term
Use of the same or similar drug
Alogia
Term
Speech deficit
Anhedonia
Inability to feel pleasure
Anorexia Nervosa symptoms
Term
Distorted perception of one’s body with a refusal to maintain minimum weight; fear of weight gain; self-esteem depends on body weight and shape
Anorexia Nervosa, binge-eating/purging type
Term
Low body weight; engages in recurrent binge-eating/purging behavior
Anorexia Nervosa, restricting type
Term
Low body weight; does not engage in binge-eating/purging behavior; does restrict food intake; weight loss usually done through dieting, excessive exercise, and/or fasting
Antisocial Personality Disorder
Term
“Psychopath” or “sociopath”; disregard for the rights of others; tendency to be aggressive, dishonest, impulsive, irresponsible, and unlawful
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Term
Includes social impairment, communication impairment, and limited range of interests
Avoidant Personality Disorder
Term
Feelings of inadequacy, fear of negative evaluation and social situations, fear of being shamed, may lead very restricted lives
Avolition
Term
Inability or unwillingness to begin and maintain activities
Behavioral observations
Term
Consider what happened before a target behavior, the behavior itself, and its consequences
Binge-eating Disorder
Term
Eating a large amount of food in a small time period; feeling a lack of control over eating; binge eating occurs at least once a week for 3 months
Biological etiology of sexual dysfunctions
Term
Medications and drugs/alcohol, chronic illness
Bipolar I Disorder
Term
One or more manic episodes, sometimes with a history of major depressive episode(s)
Bipolar II Disorder
Term
One or more major depressive episodes and at least one or more hypomanic episodes
Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Term
Preoccupation with a body defect, the defect either being imagined or not worthy of the person’s excessive concern
Borderline Personality Disorder
Term
Unstable, unpredictable, fearful of abandonment, impulsive, reckless, may be financially irresponsible, abuse substances and have unsafe sex
Brief Psychotic Disorder
Term
Delusions/hallucinations last between one day and one month
Bulimia Nervosa symptoms
Term
Binge-eating and compensatory behaviors to prevent weight gain; self-esteem depends on body weight and shape
Caffeine withdrawal symptoms
Term
Headaches, negative emotions, drowsiness
Causes of Delirium
Term
Substance intoxication, substance withdrawal, brain trauma, infection, head injury
Chronic sexual dysfunctions
Term
“Lifetime” dysfunctions, not starting after a period of normality
Cluster A personality disorders
Term
Odd or eccentric cluster: schizoid, schizotypal, paranoid
Definition
Cluster B personality disorders
Term
Dramatic or emotional cluster: borderline, antisocial, narcissistic, histrionic
Cluster C personality disorders
Term
Anxious or fearful cluster: dependent, avoidant, obsessive-compulsive
Compulsions
Term
Time-consuming and ritualistic actions (physical or mental) that a person feels driven to do
Definition
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Conduct Disorder
Term
Infringes on the rights of others and/or breaks social rules
Conversion symptoms
Term
May include paralysis, blindness, hallucinations, deafness, seizures, among others; a neurological condition is suggested
Cyclothymic Disorder
Term
Long-term depressed mood alternating with mood elevation (less severe than major depressive or manic episode)
Delirium
Term
Loss of cognitive functioning such as clear thinking and reasoning, orientation; often temporary
Delusional Disorder
Term
Delusions are present but do not interfere with functioning
Delusions
Term
False belief based on an incorrect conclusion about what is generally accepted about reality
Dependent Personality Disorder
Term
People want to find others to take care of them, tendency to be compliant, passive, and irresponsible; fearful of abandonment; do not like to be alone
Depersonalization
Term
Feelings of detachment from self
Developmental Coordination Disorder
Term
A motor skills disorder
Diagnosis
Term
Symptoms are classified as a disorder
Disorganized speech in Schizophrenia
Term
Incoherent, illogical, loose associations
Disorganized subtype of Schizophrenia
Term
Disturbed speech and behavior, affect is silly or flat, delusions and hallucinations are disjointed
Dissociative Amnesia
Term
Inability to remember important personal information; reversible; may follow stressful events
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Term
Identities or personality states (alters) in an individual
Effects of alcohol poisoning on the brain
Term
Dementia, reduced intellectual capacity
Effects of alcohol use
Term
Neurotransmitter systems are affected, loss of inhibitions, motor coordination impaired, speech impaired, decision-making impaired, blackouts, seizures, hallucinations
Effects of depressants
Term
Central nervous system slows down; person feels calmer
Effects of hallucinogens
Term
Hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, sensory perception altered
Effects of nicotine
Term
Dependence, withdrawal, cancer, heart disease, high blood pressure, confusion and convulsions (high doses)
Effects of opiates
Term
Decrease in pain, sleep inducement
Effects of opiates
Term
Drowsiness, euphoria, slowed breathing that can potentially cause death
Effects of stimulants
Term
Central nervous system speeds up; person feels more alert and increases activity
Encopresis
Term
Pattern of elimination of feces in inappropriate places
Enuresis
Term
Voiding of urine in inappropriate places
Epidemiology
Term
Prevalence and incidence of diseases
Erectile Disorder
Term
Erection cannot be achieved and/or maintained; formerly called impotence
Etiology of paraphilias
Term
Inadequate sexual relationships, interpersonal problems, early life experiences, sexual fantasies
Etiology of PTSD
Term
Intensely traumatic event, biological and psychological vulnerability, no strong support network
Etiology of Schizophrenia
Term
Genetic factors, complications in pregnancy, viral factors, stress, dysfunctional family, brain structure
Examples of depressants
Term
Sedatives (barbiturates and benzodiazepines), alcohol