EUPD Flashcards

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What is EUPD/Boderline personality disorder?

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Disorder with long-term pattern of significant interpersonal relationship instability, distorted sense of self, and intense emotional responses

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What can cause EUPD?

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  • Immature ego
  • Disturbed childhood
  • Abuse – emotional , sexual , physical
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What are the differentials for EUPD?

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  • Depression
  • Mania
  • Schizophrenia
  • Anxiety
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What treatment is effective for EUPD/boderline personality disorder?

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Dialectical behaviour therapy

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What is splitting?

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Relationships alternate between idealisation and hatred

Patients can regard their partner or others as amazing or horrible

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What are the features of EUPD?

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  • Emotional dysregulation
  • Impulsivity
  • Interpersonal sensitivity/ fear or abandonment
  • Impaired sense of self

Can be mild/moderate/severe
Problematic/pervasive/persistent

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What is dialectical behavioural therapy?

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Behavioural therapy that balances between acceptance and change

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What are the different aspects of dialectical behavioural therapy?

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Mindfulness
Interpersonal effectiveness
Emotional regulation
Distress tolerance

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What does distress tolerance do?

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Allows person to survive immediate emotional crisis and accept reality of situation when they feel out of control

Help people cope with their feelings when they don’t know exactly what they need or want at that moment

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When should distress tolerance skills be used?

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  • Intense physical or emotional pain
  • Strong urges to engage in unskilful behaviour (emotion mind)
  • Emotional pain too strong and overwhelming
  • Need to be productive but emotionally overwhelmed
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What are the goals of emotional regulation?

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Naming and understanding our own emotions
Decrease frequency of unpleasant emotions
Decrease vulnerability to emotions
Decrease emotional suffering

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What is the ABC Please skill?

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A Accumulate positive emotions by doing pleasant things
B Build mastery by doing things we enjoy
C Cope Ahead by rehearsing plan

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What is the goal of interpersonal effectiveness?

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Learning to get along with others while asserting your own needs

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What does DEARMAN stand for?

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Describe
Express
Assert
Reinforce

Mindful
Assertive
Negotiate

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What is the point of systemic practise?

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Seeks to make sense of the world through relationships, focusing on whole family rather than individuals

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What behaviours does a person with EUPD exhibit?

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EUPD
Emotional instability due to marked reactivity of mood
Unstable and intense interpersonal relationships with splitting
Pissed off, inappropriate anger or difficulty controlling
Desire for closeness and intimacy

17
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What can patients with EUPD do to stop feelings of abandonment?

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Recurrent episodes of self-harm or frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment

18
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How do patients with EUPD view themselves?

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A view of the self as inadequate, bad, guilty, disgusting, and contemptible