Lecture 2 Flashcards

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Supernatural explanations

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mental illness was due to evil sprints taking control of the body

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Trephining

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How medical men would treat headaches
A hole through the skull to release the evil spirits

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What did Trephining lead to?

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Observations in changes in behaviour and it formed the idea the brain houses specific mental functions

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Evidence of Trephining

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early skull evidence, and these show that the cranial would grow back indicating patients lived long lives

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Egyptian Papyri

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the first detailed descriptions of treatments
the first time the brain was described, and noted as the site of mental functions

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Indian scripter - Ramanau

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underlined symptoms of anxiety and depression before the terms were coined

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Demonology

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the mentally ill were possessed by evil spirits

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8
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Treatment process

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Ying and yang
physical and mental health is balanced

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Hippocrates

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Known as the father of medicine and led to the Hippocratic oath that doctors take
likened mental illness to physical disease

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Plato

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Importance of individual differences, sociocultural influences - differences in the individuals environment
the mentally ill aren’t responsible for their own actions
stressed the influence of community and family care

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Artistotle

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Consciousness is behind our behaviour
Linked physical and mental health

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Hippocrates caused a shift

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towards more scientific and medical explanations
mental disorders were defined into 3 categories -which we still do today on a much larger scale

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13
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3 categories

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melancholia
mania
phrenitis

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14
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Galen

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4 elements of the material world
4 humors of the body - blood, phlegm, bile and black bile

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4 humors were linked to certain behaviours

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Black bile - melancholic - thoughtful, creative, seeks perfection
Blood - sanguine - confident, arrogant, impulsive
Phlegm - phlegmatic - calm, shy, lazy
Bile - choleric - bad tempered, ambient, energetic

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16
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How did the Greek believe mental illness was treated?

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music and dance

17
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How did the Chinese believe mental illness was treated

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acupuncture

18
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Galen

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separated mental and physical health
lead to the biological explanation
the first to write the brain was the cause of psychological disorders

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Medical times

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people went backwards and began to believe mentally ill were working with the devil or possessed by evil spirts
treatment was beating out the devil

20
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Mass madness

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Mania and Hysteria in women was linked with witchcraft and working with the devil
led to mass persecution

21
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Paracelsus

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madness was a disease
believed in the astral influences of behaviour

22
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Weyer

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madness has a medical cure, not the responsibility of the church
founder of modern psychopathology

23
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Early Asylums

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aimed to remove troubled people from society
treatments were harsh such as chaining patients, beatings and cold dunking

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Reform Movement - Pinel

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Unchain the mentally ill and treat them with kindness
organic cause to insanity
A humanitarian movement that focused on patients social, individual and occupational needs

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Dix
influenced by the European reform movement campaigned for the humane treatment of the insane in hospitals Mental Hygiene movement
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Rush
founder of psychiatry believed in an organic cause - brain swelling
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Cade
Psychopharmacology took off when Cade introduced the psyotropic drug Lithium and it led to a series of anti-psychotic drugs, such as Chlorpromazine to relieve symptoms
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A problem with the development of drug treatment
This development led to thousands of mentally ill patients being discharged but it led to many individuals avoiding directly confronting their mental health issues, such as using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy