exam i: ch1 - mental health/illness Flashcards
what is the #1 obstacle to care and tx?
poverty
what is good mental health (4 factors)
ability to
- recognize own potential
- cope with normal stress
- work productively
- contribute to community
what are the 3 parts of the mental health continuum
- mental health + well being
- mental health problems - emotional
- mental health problems - mental illness
part of the continuum where people may experience some stress from everyday life, but NO SERIOUS IMPAIRMENTS in daily fxn
mental health + well being
part of the continuum where ppl experience temporary distress
- insomnia
- lack of concentration
mental health problems - emotional problems
part of the continuum where the severely affected individuals are
- depression, anxiety, schizophrenia
- distinguishing factor = long term impairments, moderate to disabling
mental health problems - mental illness
- thinking rationally
- communicate appropriately
- grow emotionally
- being resilient
- having health self esteem
- realistic goal s
traits of good mental health
the ability to secure resources needed to support well-being
- optimism, sense of mastery, competence
traits of resilience
what characteristic is essential to recovery
resilience
what are vulnerabilites that increase likelihood of mental illness
fetal distress, childhood trauma/neglect, significant loss,, viruses, toxins, env factors, parental substance abuse
the belief that the overall person is flawed, characterized by social shunning, disgrace, shame
stigma
what are some examples of stigma
stereotyping, blaming, separating, discrimination
the most accepted explanation for mental illness, combination of genetic vulnerability + negative environmental stressors
diathesis-stress model
“biological predisposition”
diathesis
legislative act that required insurance companies to provide equal tx coverage for psychiatric disorders
mental health parity act 1996
legislative act that gave options for tx and availability for those with mental illness
- expanded thru medicaid
- young adults on parents insurance till 26
patient protection and affordable care act of 2010
diagnostic tool that focuses on research + clinical observation with construction diagnostic categories of a mental disorder
- no tx options
- no pharm
- just categories and criteria
DSM 5
what is the difference between nursing dx and DSM 5
nursing dx: dx and tx responses
DSM 5: no tx, no pharm
type of nursing that works with ppl throughout the lifespan to tx those in short/long term illness
- promote health thru ax, dx, tx
pyschiatric mental health nursing
mental health project; biological and genetic explanations for mental health
human genome project
mental health project; mental healthcare system needs to be improved
new freedom commission on mental health
mental health project; showed that there is a gap in healthcare
institute of medicine 2005
mental health project; sought molecular level of mental health researching
research diagnostic criteria 2013