Exam Notes Flashcards

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What are the impacts of reduced self-esteem in mental health?

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Impacts include reduced help-seeking behavior and discontinuation of treatment.

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What inequalities do minority groups experience in mental health?

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Minority groups face inequalities in developing conditions, accessing treatment, and discrimination.

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How does culture affect mental health service delivery?

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Power dynamics can become imbalanced, negatively affecting therapeutic relationships and impairing service delivery.

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What is culture?

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Culture encompasses the ideas, customs, beliefs, values, and behaviors of a particular group.

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What is cultural safety?

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Cultural safety involves reflecting on our own attitudes and beliefs, examining historical influences on people’s needs and access.

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What does cultural safety aim to achieve?

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It aims for cultural change by addressing power imbalances and decreasing the effects of cultural dominance.

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What are the key actions for achieving cultural safety?

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Actively listen, reflect on biases, and accept cultural differences.

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What is trauma-informed care?

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Trauma-informed care recognizes the widespread impact of trauma and aims to improve experiences of care.

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What are the 4Rs of trauma-informed care?

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Realise, Recognise, Respond, and Resist re-traumatisation.

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What are the 5 principles of trauma-informed care?

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Safety, Choice, Trustworthiness, Collaboration, and Empowerment.

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What are the 3 Es of trauma?

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Event, Experience, and Effect; they have lasting adverse effects on functioning and mental health.

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What types of trauma are identified?

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Types include relational, developmental, single event, combat, medical, and peer + sibling trauma.

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What is the Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) study?

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The ACE study links abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction to various health issues such as smoking, alcoholism, and depression.

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What neurobiological changes occur due to trauma?

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Trauma activates the flight-fight response, leading to chronic activation and hypersecretion of cortisol.

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How does trauma affect the hippocampus?

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Trauma can cause the hippocampus to shrink, affecting memory and attention.

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What changes occur in the amygdala due to trauma?

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The amygdala may change, making individuals more likely to react to triggers and experience extreme emotions.

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How does trauma affect reward pathways?

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Trauma can lead to changes in reward pathways, resulting in less motivation and pleasure.