Mental Disorders Flashcards

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change in acquisition of intellectual skills and adaptive functioning, reduced behavioral performance, and subaverage general intelligence manifested in first 18 years of life

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intellectual developmental disorder

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cause of intellectual developmental disorder

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heredity, early alterations of embyronic development, pre/peri/post natal complications (generally involving oxygen flow), general medical conditions (infection/trauma), environmental influenmces

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how is intellectual developmental disorders diagnosed

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observation and confirmation of intellecutal capabilities and adaptive behavior

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tx intellectual developmental disorder

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manage and tx underlying cause

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aka learning disorders

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learning differences or learning disabilities

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conditions that cause children to learn in an abnormal manner bc of brain’s ability to receive and process info

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learning disorder

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cause of learning disabilities

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underlying abnormality in cognitive processing but specificities are unknown. Other processes like language, attention, and visual processing likely contribuite to the problem

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tx learning disabilities

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drug therapy or special instructional techniques

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frequent repeitions or prolongations of sounds/syllables

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stuttering

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stuttering more often occurs in

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men

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cause of stutter

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genetics, anxiety

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tx stutter

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speech therapy

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severe impairement in communication and social interaction skills related directly to developmental/mental age

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pervasive developmental disorder

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highly heritable disorder where communication deficits are common and sx vary in intensity among individuals

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autism

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autism is four times more common in

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men

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cause of autism

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factor/set of factors including maternal rubella, encephalitis, and phenylketonuria

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tx of autism

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behavioral therapy, self-instructed training, drug therapy (risperidone, SSRI, antiepileptics, and stimulants)

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list disorders that fall under pervasive developmental disorders

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autism, pervasive development disorder not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS), rett syndrome, childhood disintegrative disorder (CDD), and asperger

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condition with average/above average intelligence generally in language and cognition but difficulty concentrating, poor coordination, and problems with social interaction and communication

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asperger’s syndrome

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normal development period until between 2-10 yrs where child lose many acquired skills and body function control

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childhood disintegrative disorder

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condition w/sx of PDD, loss of motor skills, and typically only affects girls bc of a defect on the X chromosome

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rett syndrome

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condition where child doesn’t meet all criteria for autism or aspergers but demonstrates several traits/sx

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pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS)

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typicallly, how many types of ADHD are there

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3

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cause of ADHD

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theorized to be genetic with definite brain malfunction

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how is ADHD diagnosed
follow DSMV criteria
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tx adhd
stimulants, atomoxetine, guanfacine, vitamin supplementation
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behavioral disorder where kids demonstrate behaviors oppositional toward adults and is a strong predictor of poor outcomes
oppositional defiant disorder
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causes of oppositional defant disorder
negative child termperament and ADHD, negative parent temperament, ineffective child management, and parent and family stress events
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how is oppositional defiant disorder diagnosed
pts demonstrate at least 1 sx at least 3 times a week for at least 6 months
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tx oppositional defiant disorder
mood stabilizers, family therapy (parent training and psychotherapy)
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condition with sudden, rapid, recurrent motor movement/vocalization that is nonrhythmic
tic disorders
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aka tourette's
Gilles de la Tourette syndrome
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syndrome of multiple motor tics and at least one vocal tics simultaneously/at different times
tourettes
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tourettes has a higher incidence in
men
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cause of tourettes
genetics, streptococcal infections
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how is tourettes diagnosed
motor and vocal tics occur several times a day over at elast a year without tic-free period of longer than 3 months and is not caused by substance/another medical condition, and pt experience significant impaired functioning
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tx tourettes
drug therapy (calming agents)
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t/f: dementia is a normal part of aging
false, it is a pathological sign
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decline in perceiving, thinking, remembering, and cognitive functioning
dementia
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progressive degenerative disease of brain with loss of mental and physical functioning
alzheimer disease
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cause of alzheimers
genetics, age, biochemical changes in brain growth, autoimmune, viral infection, toxic chemical excess, chemical deficiency, blood vessel defects, deficiency of neurochemical factors
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tx alzheimers
drug therapy, supportive care to meet needs and keep individuals as mobile as possible
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pts w/this condition should avoid narcotic analgesics, antiarrhythmics, tricyclic antidepressants, antiemetics, antipsychotics, antihistamines, benzodiazepines, GI/Urinary antispasmodics, and muscle relaxants
alzheimers
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this condition is caused from reduction in blood flow to brain from narrowed and stenosed arteries leading to general loss of intellectual abilities
vascular dementia
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how is vascular dementia diagnosed
cerebral arteriography, MRI arteriography
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tx of vascular dementia
improve blood flow (drug therapy, carotid endarterectomy, institutionalization)
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cause of vascular dementia
growth of atherosclerotic plaque in carotid and cerebral artereies
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condition caused by trauma to brain causing reduced blood flow to cerebrum
dementia caused by head trauma
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how is dementia caused by head trauma diagnosed
xray, MRI, CT, neurological deficits
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tx dementia from head trauma
prevent further damage, therapy, training
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group of disorders that may result in chronic mental dysfunction and varying degrees of impairment
schizophrenia
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cause of schizophrenia
genetics, stress, environmental factors
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schizophrenia is two to three times more prevalent in
men
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tx schizophrenia
antipsychotics, psychotherapy, family involvement,
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unique life threatening reaction to antipsychotics
neuroleptic malignant syndrome
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sudden fever, muscle rigidity, altered mental status, and autonomic dysfunction while taking an antipsychotic
neuroleptic malignant syndrome
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cause of bipolar disorder
neurotransmitter levels, endocrine disorders, electrolyte imbalances, emotional/physical trauma
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tx bipolar disorder
drug cocktail of antidepressants, anticonvulsants, antipsychotics, and others
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list examples of mood disorders
bipolar and major depressive
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mood disorder with one or more major depressive episodes and no history of manic/hypomanic episodes
major depressive disorder
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cause of major depressive disorder
biological/familial pattern, environment, predisposing factor, unknown
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tx major depressive disorder
medication (SSRI) and psychotherapy
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list phenomena that commonly occur during a grief response
sensation of somatic distress, preoccupation w/the image of the deceased, guilt, anger, change in behavior, and reorganization of behavior directed toward new object/activity
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aka seasona affective disorder
seasonal pattern specifier
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lack of energy, excessive sleeping overeating, craving for carbs, weight gain
seasonal affective disorder
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depressive condition at regular times in the year typically during the fall and winter
seasonal affective disorder (SAD)
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SAD is more prevalent in __ and ___
women and young adults
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cause of seasonal affective disorder
increase in melatonin
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what is the single largest mental health problem in the US
anxiety
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condition with "free floating anxiety" with constant worry of mistakes and future problems
general anxiety disorder
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what characterizes a panic disorder
at least 4 panic attacks within a month or if one or more attack is followed by persistant fear of having another attack
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excessive, persistent, and irrational fear and avoidant of specific stimulus
phobic disorder/phobia
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disorder with obsessions and compulsions
obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)
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acrophobia
fear of heights
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agoraphobia
fear of open spaces
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algophobia
fear of pain
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androphobia
fear of men
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arachnophobia
fear of spiders
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astrophobia
fear of storms, lightning, and thunder
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aviophobia
fear of flying
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hematophobia
fear of blood
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hodophobia
fear of travel
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Iatrophobia
fear of physicians
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Kainophobia
fear of change
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Kakorrhaphiophobia
fear of failure
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Lalophobia
fear of speaking in public
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Monophobia
fear of being alone
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Ochlophobia
fear of crows
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Olfactophobia
fear of odors
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Ombrophobia
fear of rain
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Ophidiophobia
fear of snakes
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Pathophobia
fear of disease
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Pharmacophobia
fear of drugs
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Phasmophobia
fear of ghosts
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Phobophobia
fear of fear
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Ponophobia
fear of work
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pyrophobia
fear of fire
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sitophobia
fear of food
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thanatophobia
fear of death
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toxiphobia
fear of being poisoned
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traumatophobia
fear of injury
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Triskaidekaphobia
fear of the number 13
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xenophobia
fear of strangers
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zoophobia
fear of animals
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form of obsessive compulsive disorder with abrupt onset following a group A hemolytic strep infection
Pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infection (PANDAS)
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tx PANDAS
eliminate streptococcal infection, and short term therapy, SSRIs or steroids
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delayed response to external traumatic event producing signs and sx o extreme distress
post traumatic stress disorder
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tx PTSD
counseling, and drug therapy
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group of mental disorders where pt experiences physical sx w/o underlying cause
somatoform disorder
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aka somatization disorder
Briquet syndrome
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multisymptomatic disorder before age 30 w/complaints of pain, GI, sexual, and neurotic sx w/o clinical basis
somatization disorder
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cause of somatization disorder
unknown, stress/trauma, familial pattern
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how is somatization disorder diagnosed
4 pain sx, 2 GI sx, 1 sexual sx, 1 pseudoneurolic sx before 30 yrs w/o sx free period of longer than 1 year and all other medical conditions are ruled out
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tx somatization disorder
psychotherapy
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aka conversion disorder
hysteria
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anxiety is converted to physical/somatic sx
conversion disorder
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cause of conversion disorder
stressful situation
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pain causing significant distress and impairment
pain disorder
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cause of pain disorder
clinical pathological conditions, psychological factors
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fear of having disease leading to mistaking minute sx for severe illness
hypochondriasis
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aka factitious disorder
munchausen syndrome
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mental illness where pt stimulates sx of illness for attention and empathy
factitious disorder
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feining of sx for financial or personal gain
malingering
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pt feels powerful connection with opposite sex and desire to be the other sex
gender dysphoria
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aka parasomnias
sleep arousal disorders
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cause of narcolepsy
genetics
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cause of parasomnias
genetic/developmental/psychological/organic factors, fever, brain tumors, lithium/drugs
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cause of sleep apnea
genetics, nasal obstruction, alcohol, smoking related bronchitis, sleep deprivation, obesity leading to mechanical obstruction
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tx sleep apnea
weight loss, CPAP, correction of underlying condition, uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, reduction of alcohol/tobacco/sedatives
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cluster A personality disorder pts appear
odd or eccentric
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cluster B personality disorder pts appear
dramatic, emotional, or erratic
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cluster C personality disorder pts appear
anxious and fearful
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disorder characterized by troublesome conduct, cruel behavior, lack of guilt or learning from mistakes, irresponsible and impulsive actions
antisocial disorder
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pts don't trust others and assume others will harm/deceive them often leading to misinterpretation of other people
paranoid personality disorder
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pts lack or show emotios of pelasure or pain, are loners, and appear indifferent, flat, or detached
schizoid personality disorder
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pts have difficulty with social relationships and are superstitious, and may believe they have magic control over others
schizotypal personality disorder
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list cluster A personality disorders
- paranoid personality disorder - schizoid personality disorder - schizotypal personality disorder
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list the types of cluster b personality disorders
- antisocial eprsonality disorder - borderline personality disorder - histrionic disorder - narcissistic disorder
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list the types of cluster c personality disorders
- avoidant personality disorder - depedent personality disorder - obssessive compulsive personality disorder
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pts have disregard for rights of others anf fail to conform to society, lack remorse, and are aggressive, manipulative, and reckless
antisocial personality disorder
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unstable relationships, self image, and feelings and feel extreme emotions and outbursts when believe they are being rejected
borderline personality disorder
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overly dramatic and theatrical mannerisms and need to be center of attention, immature and dependent and need constant approval
histronic disorder
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pathologic self-love or grandiose self-admiration, lack empathy, and exploit others, fantasize of unlimitied success
narcissistic disorder
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avoids any social situation bc of fear of criticism/disapproval/rejection
avoidant personality disorder
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excessive reliance on others to make decisions for them and fear losing support or approval
dependent personality disorder
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extreme apptern of preoccupation with orderliness, perfection, and control
obsessive compulsive personality disorder
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