history of mental illness

Question 1

prehistoric times

Answer 1

dark magic the that they needed to be punished

demon and exorcism and that it was a disease that needed to be cured

Question 2

the classical era

Answer 2

therein an imbalance in the 4 humours of the body . it is not just god but self infliction
whites going on in the body to explain the mental

Question 3

hippocrates

Answer 3

the first physician to detach from god saying that we should not distinct the mind and body
whites going on in the body to explain the mental
appropriate treatment has to do with which humorous is concerned and cure the disease by doing the opposite
mania melancholy paranoia and epilepsy

Question 4

Plato and Aristotle

Answer 4

they focused on the physical problems and abandonment the idea of god with mental illness

Question 5

Return to supernatural

Answer 5

with the rise of the church , they returned to the idea of the demons and exorcism
religious houses
but muslims created their first psychiatric hospital in Baghdad 705

Question 6

Galen

Answer 6

reinforced the idea that the mind and body are connected

Question 7

Renaissance

Answer 7

they emphasize rational thinking and rejection of witchcraft

Question 8

Modern period

Answer 8

reason ! textbook s and classification of metal disorders and mental hospitals ( Willam tuke emphasized moral treatment )

Question 9

Chiarugi

Answer 9

people with mental health issues are people and should respect and treated equal

Question 10

Emil Kraepelin

Answer 10

we look at symptoms and not where it comes from

Question 11

Why was the DSM developed

Answer 11

the need for an official classification system

aid the collection of statistical information

Question 12

DSM 1 and 2

Answer 12

they are very similar but it I based on freudian theory of mental illness and therefore no specific proof

Question 13

DSM 3

Answer 13

real change of our understanding it was theoretically neutral / symptoms only

Question 14

Positive effects for diagnosis

Answer 14

mental illness do exist

replaces uncertainty and false beliefs by understanding the nature of the problem
this leads to the sociological role theory : illness removes responsibility more accepting towards the sufferer.
eases communication
aids in scientific investigation
treatment
third party payments
more accurate technique will improve with scientific research DSM more accurate .

Question 15

Arguments against diagnoses

Answer 15

there is a lack of a clear definition to meal health
validity : is it objective ?
she people can have different symptoms with th same diagnosis ( not homogeny )
many categories overlap
it is a judgement call !
inter- rater reliability : different diagnosis every time
labelling that increases isolation