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Exam 2- Trauma Flashcards

1
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What are automatic coping styles that protect people from anxiety and maintain self-image by blocking feelings, conflict, and memories

A

Defense mechanisms

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Is denial a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is rationalization a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is displacement (ex: kick dog) a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is projection (made me do it) a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is compensation a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is reaction (feel compassion for someone you don’t like) a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is identification (adopt characteristics of another) a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is regression a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is undoing (compulsive response; wash hands of guilt) a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is isolation a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is splitting (viewing others as all good or all bad, no integration of qualities) a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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Is repression a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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14
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Is sublimination a defense mechanism?

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Yes

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15
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Physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, family violence, accidents, natural disasters, war, medical issues and procedures can cause what disorder in children?

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PTSD

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16
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Military trauma, natural disasters, human disasters, crime related events, and serious illness can cause what disorders in adults?

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PTSD

17
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Can witnessing violence, even if not directed at the person result in PTSD?

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Yes, symptoms can take time to appear

18
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Are recurrent vivid memories a symptom of PTSD?

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Yes

19
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Are recurrent distressing dreams a symptom of PTSD?

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Yes

20
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Are dissociative reactions (flashbacks, dissociation, depersonalization, derealization) a symptom of PTSD?

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Yes

21
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Is intense distress following a trigger a symptom of PTSD?

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Yes

22
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Is avoidance of situations associated with the traumatic event a symptom of PTSD?

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Yes

23
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Is being hyper vigilant (increased alertness) a symptom of PTSD?

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Yes

24
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Is being irritable a symptom of PTSD?

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Yes

25
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Is self destructive behavior a symptom of PTSD?

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Yes

26
Q

Is alteration in cognition and mood a symptom of PTSD?

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Yes

27
Q

What types of alteration in cognition and mood would be seen in a person with PTSD?

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  • Impaired memory of event
  • Negative beliefs of self and others
  • Lack of interest in usual activities
28
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Is risky behavior a symptom of PTSD?

A

Yes

29
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Is aggression and anger a symptom of PTSD?

A

Yes

30
Q

Are sleep issues a symptom of PTSD?

A

Yes

31
Q

What is adjustment disorder a mild form of?

A

PTSD/ASD

ASD: autism spectrum disorder

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