First Aid: Dissociative Flashcards
dissociation
disruption in the integrated sense of self
what is Dissociative Amnesia
unable to remember important personal information or history, often traumatic in nature
what distinguishes dissociative amnesia from other condition
procedural memory is perceived
comorbids with Dissociative amnesia
MDD
Dysthmia
increased risk for suicide
dissociative fugue symptoms
sudden, unexpected travel away from home, accompanied by amnesia for identity or other autobiographical information
treatment for dissociative fugue
not medication have worked
dissociative fugue commonly occurs in what
dissociative identity disorder
Abreaction
strong emotional reaction patients may experience when retrieving traumatic memories
how to remember fugue
fugitive who runs away and forms a new identity
comorbid depresonalization/derealization with
anxiety disorder and major depression
Dissociative identity disorder
- more than one distinct personality state
- extensive memory lapses
treatment for Dissociative identity disorder
psychothrapy
SSRI, prazosin (nightmares), naltrexone (reduce sel-mutlation)
which dissociative disorder has the worst prognosis
Dissociative identity disorder
comobid with Dissociative identity disorder
PTSD, MDD, eating, borderline, substance