Health Disorders Flashcards

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Delirium

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PROBABLY NOT ON TEST

ONSET: rapid, lasts up to a day

  • only seen in hospital setting
  • due to medication or illness
  • marked shift in awareness process: memory impairment, executive functioning, perceptual hallucinations or delusions
  • specifier: medical condition or medication
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Major Neurocognitive Disorder

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  • decline in previous level of functioning
  • usually seen in elderly
  • severe enough that person loses ability to function on their own –> assisted living

ISSUES with:

  • complex attention
  • executive functioning
  • remembering words and people
  • social cognition
  • perception / motor skills
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Mild Neurocognitive Disorder

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  • noticeable decline in functioning
  • prodromal, leading to Major Neurocognitive
  • has an awareness of needing support
  • able to maintain independence
  • elderly person experiencing depressing can have memory loss, but they are very aware of it
  • person doesn’t think they’re having memory loss –> neurocognitive
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Somatic Symptom Disorder

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ONSET: symptoms present for 6 months

  • one or more somatic (serious body health) symptoms
  • health related or concern about health anxiety
  • time and energy devoted to symptoms and health concern
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Illness Anxiety Disorder

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ONSET: symptoms present for 6 months

  • symptoms are mild or negligible
  • fear person has or WILL HAVE a serious disease, even though doctors assure there is nothing wrong, still worried
  • excessive body checking, internet research
  • avoid places with germs for fear of getting sick
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Conversion Disorder

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  • psychological issues converts in to a somatic issue
  • blind rage: so angry go blind
  • upset can’t move arm
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Factitious Disorder

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  • fake getting sick to get attention from being a patient
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Malingering

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  • fakes an illness or disorder to get out of something

- claim mental illness to go on disability

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Munchhausen Syndrome by Proxy

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  • when a second party (usually parent) has child get sick or induces child to be sick to get sympathy / attention from others
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Anorexia Nervosa

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  • restricts dietary intake where it does not meet needs
  • significantly low body weight
  • less than minimally normal
  • intense fear of gaining weight or getting fat
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Bulimia Nervosa

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NEED: binge eating with a lack of control AND recurrent purging behavior or excessive exercise

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Binge Eating Disorder

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NEED: only binge eating and lack of control

  • feeling disgusted, guilty after
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Unspecified Eating Disorder

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  • has not met criteria for other eating disorder

* purging without binge eating

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Body Dysmorphic Disorder

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CANNOT: be related to weight

  • displeasure in some part of body
  • change behavior to hide that part
  • concern or preoccupation
  • normal in appearance, but person sees a clear defect
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DePersonalization / DeRealization Disorder

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  • relating testing intact
  • feel like outside of body, dream state
  • surroundings are unreal, world around is surreal
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Dissociative Amnesia

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  • sudden forgetting of pertinent personal information
  • huge stressor: war, disaster
  • Dissociative Fugue = type of amnesia
  • not a specific diagnosis
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Dissociative Identity Disorder

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  • multiple personality disorder
  • 2 or more distinct personality states
  • person who has them can’t remember what other personalities did or know
  • common with severe abuse when young
  • no continuous sense of self
  • fragmented