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Mental health Flashcards

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Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory

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Psych test that assesses and diagnosis mental health conditions, can be used in job settings (police, etc.)
*does not screen for SUD

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Dsm-5 global functioning

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scoring system that mental health professionals use to assess how well an individual is functioning in their daily lives.

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what is an inferiority complex vs healthy reaction?

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when a person is unable to compensate for normal feelings of inferiority vs efforts to overcome real or imaged inferiority by developing one’s own abilities

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bipolar 1

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-manic - elevated mood for 1 week
-need to sleep

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bipolar 2

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-hypomanic (not manic)
-1 episode of major depression

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cyclothymic

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-symptoms present for 2 years
-manic w low level of depression
-doesn’t meet criteria for MDD or manic

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schizoid

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-starts early adulthood
-solitary - loaners
-emotionally cold
-doesn’t have close relationships

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schizotypal

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-“I’ve always been able to tell when bad things are about to happen”
-low capacity for close relationships
-odd eccentric appearance, magical thinking
-no psychotic episode
-precursor to schiziphrenia

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antisocial

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-disregard for violation and rights of others
-lack of emotion or remorse
-physical fights
-have to be at least 18 to be diagnosed (symptoms by 15 years old)

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avoidant

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-poor self image
-afraid people won’t like them
-avoids social activities because of fear

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borderline

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-stress related paranoia
-self damaging impulsivity
-frantic efforts to avoid abandonment
-unstable and intense relationships
-recurrent suicidal behavior
-feels empty

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histrionic

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-“I just met him, but he’s soulmate”
-excessive emotional and attention seeking
-sexual seductiveness
-theatrical
-considers relationships more intimate than they are

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narcissistic

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-entitlement
-lack of empathy
-excessive admiration
-preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited power, brilliance, beauty, ideal love
-grandiose

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OCD personality

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-perfectionist/inflexible
-can’t delegate
-money to be hoarded for future catastrophe
-won’t discard worn out or worthless objects

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co-occuring diagnosis

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refers to the presence of a mental health & substance use disorder

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mental status exam

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delirium

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equifinality

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SW explains that different pathways = same outcome

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serotonin

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maintains mood balance is related to depression

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acculturation/accommodation

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a culture incorporates beliefs of another culture as it’s own

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person in - environment

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social, mental, physical health, environmental

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entropy (dysthymia formally)

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-Measurement of disorder
-amount of uncertainty and disorder that exists within systems

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DBT

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-to treatment people w/ really big mood swings like borderline personality
-mindfulness
-distress tolerance
-interpersonal effectiveness
-emotional regulation

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feminist therapy

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-good for eating disorders
-therapist shows client disempowering social forces to empower them

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logotherapy

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-change happens & find meaning in life
-meaning & purpose

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behavioral therapy

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-change happens through reinforcement & punishment
-used for kids
-things are contingent on behavior
(positive & negative reinforcement/punishment)

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gestalt therapy

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-process what happening in the moment
-increase awareness, freedom, and self direction
-“invisible chair”

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cognitive therapy

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-explore clients thinking patterns
-works best in client with mental health dx
-thoughts/beliefs
-work w/ client to change distorted sense of self

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psychodynamic therapy & who created it

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-Freud
-insight oriented therapy
-why we behave the way we do
-unconscious, unresolved issues

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solution focused therapy

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-clients strengths & resources
-beliefs, goal-oriented
-focuses on what client wants to achieve

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task centered/problem-solving therapy

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-short-term
-problems & goals are clearly stated at beginning by client
-change is made by client using actions outside interview
-schizophrenia/homeless

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countertransference

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conscious, emotional reactions to a client experienced by a therapist

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transference

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emotional reactions assigned to current relationships but originated in earlier experiences (client -> therapist)

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scapegoating

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members place blame on an innocent individual

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ego dystonic

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Intrusive and inconsistent with ones self and values
-common in OCD

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ego strength

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individual capacity for logical thinking and self-control over impulses

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ego syntonic

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Congruent with one’s beliefs and values
OCPD

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autism

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-must be present before 12 years old, show up 1-5 years old
-repetition of words (echolalia)
-social skills
-expressive language

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crisis intervention

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-lasts 2 days - 6 weeks
-brief tx 1-6 sessions (psychotherapy, assessment, coping skills, problem solving, increase support)
-restore pt back to pre-crisis functioning
-“what was the last string”

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general flow of therapy (3)

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-beginning (rapport, gather hx, set goals/tx plan
-middle (engage in interventions, change)
-termination (maintenance)

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depersonalization

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feel outside their body

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derealization

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detached from world - still have their memory & are aware of what is going on around them

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dissociation

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completely detached w/ no memory

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oppositional defiant disorder

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-problems with authority
-don’t want to be bossed around

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conduct disorder

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-stealing
-aggressive
-lack of remorse
-violating rights of others
-precurosor to antisocial

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disruptive mood disregulation

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-dx 6-17 years old
-bipolar in children
-constant negative mood

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generalized anxiety disorder

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-symptoms present for at least 6 months
-problems with biological functioning (eating/sleeping)

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unspecified anxiety disorder

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symptoms present for at less than 6 months

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what is a double bind

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dilemma in communication where an individual or group receives two or more conflicting messages with responding to one means failing at the other

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what is a paradoxical directive

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prescribing the very symptoms the client wants to resolve (reverse psychology). By choosing to manifest the symptom a client may recognize that he or she can create it - therefor has the power to stop or change it

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what is a negative feedback loop

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information that flows back into the family system to minimize deviation and continue functioning within prescribed limits (helps maintain homeostasis)

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what is metacommunication

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implicit, nonverbal messages that accompanies verbal communication

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what is competency restoration?

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psychoeducational intervention where clients who have been found incapable of proceeding in legal trials due to any combination of limited understanding, communication defecits, or impaired ability to conform their behaviors to the demands of the courtroom

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steps for bringing concerns for competency to stand trial?

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SW tells defense attorney who brings the issue to the judge. OR state’s attorney/judge raise the issue = judge issues a court order mandating a formal evaluation of client competency to stand trial

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what is privileged communication?

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assumes that a professional cannot disclose confidential info without the clients consent

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who identified/develop triangulation

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bowen

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what is triangulation

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family therapy concept
-like a two-legged stool, when in balance the dyad is capable of functioning well. When thrown out of balance by conflict, stress, or transitions, the dyad will put in a third person or “leg” to help stabilize the relationship

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what is role reversal

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2 people have chosen or been forced to exchange their duties and responsibilities, so each is doing what the other used to.

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what is the oedipal (oedipus) complex and who developed it

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FREUD
-a boys feelings of desire towards mom and jealousy/anger twoards dad

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what are delusions of reference

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perceptions that stimuli in the envinorment are directed towards clients themselves and referencng them specifically even though they are not

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define attending

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described the process of nonverbally communication to clients that SW are open, nonjudgmental, accepting, and interested in what they say

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4 things that make good attending

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-eye contact
-posture
-gesture
-facial expressions

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what is viewing something through a medical model mean?

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assumption that abnormal behaivor is the result of physical progrms and should be treated medically

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what’s a specifier for obsessives-compulsive and related disorders

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with poor isnight

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what is narrative therapy

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clients are viewed as separate from their problems, and in this way SW can help externalize their sensitive issues. By doing this a client can separate the problem from their identity
**utilizes the power of client’s personal stories to discover their life purpose

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what is anosognasia?

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impaired awareness of illness (patient doesn’t realize the effect on their family, friends, etc.)

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conversion disorder

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person experiences physical and sensory problems, such as paralysis, numbness, blindness, deafness or seizures, with no underlying neurologic pathology

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reactive attachment disorder

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-unattached
-emotionally detached
-doesn’t form bonds

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Dissociative Amnesia with Dissociative Fugue

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rare disorder that occurs when a stressful event happens triggers memory loss

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Dependent Personality Disorder

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need for constant approval regarding everything that someone does.

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Schizophreniform Disorder

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experiencing psychotic symptoms for less than six months but more than a day+

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acute stress disorder

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reaction to trauma w/in 1 month (more than a month is PTSD)

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Malingering

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individual exaggerates symptoms of mental or physical disorders for secondary gain which could include motives such as financial compensation

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ODD

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defiant to authority figures

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Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder

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forms attachments with strangers while disregarding the regular caregiver

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Body Dysmorphic Disorder

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when an individual has persistent and intrusive preoccupations with an imagined or slight defect in their appearance.

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Childhood-Onset Fluency Disorder

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struggling with the time patterning of her speech which is displayed by her repetition of words and prolonged syllables

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what test is used to determine global functioning?

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WHODAS 2.0

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what disorder is being further studied per the DSM?

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caffeine use disorder

79
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transvestic disorder - main symptom?

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sexual arousal from cross-dressing

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