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DSM (lec 1) Flashcards

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DSM Axis I?

A

psych clinical disorders/conditions, focus of clinical attention
(e.g. depression, anxiety)

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DSM Axis II?

A 
personality disorders (e.g. paranoid personality disorder)
or developmental disorders (e.g. mental retardation)

that may cause or exacerbate Axis I

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DSM Axis III?

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general medical conditions

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DSM Axis IV?

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psychosocial and environment disorders/stressors

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DSM Axis V?

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global assessment of fxning (GAF scale)

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Axis IV details?

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psychosocial and environment PROBLEMS that affect diagnosis/tx/prognosis of Axis I/II:

primary support group
social environment
education
occupational
economic
access to healthcare
legal/criminal
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Axis V details?

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Global Assess of Fxning (GAF) scale measures provider’s overall judgement of pt’s level of fxn

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GAF used for?

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planning tx
predicting outcome
tracking progress

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What is NOT part of determining GAF?

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physical limitations

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Mental Status Eval: General includes?

A

overall appearance
posture
grooming/dress

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Mental Status Eval: Alertness/Orientation includes?

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awareness of environment

oriented person/place/time

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Mental Status Eval: Speech includes?

A

ability to express, receive and comprehend words

Eval:
Rate
Volume
Quantity
Type (e.g. slurred, dramatic, etc)
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Mental Status Eval: Motor includes?

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hyper/hypoactive
rigid
combative
tics
restless/akathisia (have to move, involuntary)
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Mental Status Eval: Mood definition?

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sustained emotion affecting view of world,

subjective description of own emotional state in own words

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Mental Status Eval: Affect definition?

Descriptors?

A

observable feeling/tone/responsiveness seen in face, voice, demeanor

blunted
exaggerated
flat
constricted
labile (quickly changing)
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Mental Status Eval: Attention definition?

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ability to focus/concentrate on one task over time

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Mental Status Eval: Memory definition?

A

process of registering/recording info

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Q

Categories of Memory? (4)

A

1) remote (childhood)
2) recent remote (w/i past few months)
3) recent (same day)
4) immediate retention/recall

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Mental Status Eval: Perception definition?

A

sensory awareness of objects and their interrelationships,

or relating to internal stimuli

20
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Types of Perception? (5)

A

1) hallucination
2) illusions
3) depersonalization
4) derealization
5) formication

21
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Hallucinations are?

A

false sensory perception not a/w real external stim

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Illusions are?

A

misperception/interpretation of real external stim

23
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Depersonalization is?

A

subjective sense of being unreal, strange, unfamiliar

24
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Derealization is?

A

subjective sense of environment being unreal, strange

25
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Formication is?

A

feeling of bugs crawling on/under skin

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Mental Status Eval: Insight definition?

A

awareness of sxs/behaviors normalcy or abnormalcy

awareness/understanding of own illness

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Mental Status Eval: Judgement definition?

A

process of comparing/eval alternatives when deciding a course of action

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Mental Status Eval: Thought Content includes?

A

delusions
obsessions
compulsions
phobias

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Delusions are?

A

fixed, false personal beliefs not shared by others in same culture and cannot be corrected by reasoning

30
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Types of delusions?

A 
paranoid
grandeur
nihilistic (reject all morals/religions)
ideas of reference (TV talking directly to me)
ideas of influence (I can control minds)
31
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Obsessions are?

A

recurrent, uncontrollable thoughts/images/impulses

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Compulsions are?

A

repetitive behaviors or mental acts

33
Q

Phobias are?

A

persistent, irrational, exaggerated fear of specific stim or situation

accompanies by need to avoid the stim/situation

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Mental Status Eval: Thought Processes definition?

A

logic, coherence, relevance of thoughts related to goals

35
Q

Components of Mental Status Eval? (13)

A

1) General
2) Alert/orient
3) Speech
4) Motor
5) Mood
6) Affect
7) Attention
8) Memory
9) Perception
10) Insight
11) Judgement
12) Thought content
13) Thought processes

36
Q

What are Clang Associations?

A

pattern of speech where words are put together based on rhyme instead of concepts

37
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What is Neologism?

A

making up words

38
Q

What is perserveration?

A

a thought process of fixation on particular word, phrase, action

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