Mental health Flashcards

1
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mental illness

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health conditions involving changes in emotion thinking or behaviour (distress or problems)

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2
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what is mental health

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state of wellbeing in which they realise their abilities
cope with normal stresses
work productively
contribute to their community

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3
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5 steps to mental wellbeing

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connect - changing ways we communicate (speak)
be active
take notice
learn new skills
give to others

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4
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difference between mental illness and health

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the degree it effects our functioning

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5
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what’s PA associated with

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health e
benefits and reduced mortality rates

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6
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% active in 2019-2020

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44.9 children 63.3 adults

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7
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benefits of PA

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reduce risk of anxiety and depression
improve mood
improve self esteem and confidence
improve sleep
increase energy and concentration
managing stress
increase connectedness

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8
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holistic definition of PA

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affective
social
inherently situated
political

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9
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results of meta analysis of PA and mental illness

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39 studies
20 used
large effects for depression and schizophrenia
small effects on aerobic capacity and quality of life

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issue with the meta analysis of PA and illness

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couldn’t determine dose eg time and intensity
didn’t stop meds so that could be impacting

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11
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covid and PA

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reported number of minutes of PA
902 adults
neg association between MVPA and MH (more PA better MH)

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12
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issues with covid study

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cross sectional so hard to look at changes over time
self reported MVPA (different for different people)
different PA levels
self selecting sample (most were active)
didn’t account shielding

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13
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Domains in PA

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total or specific (leisure, work, commuting etc)

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14
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domain specific PA met analysis

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leisure and transport more associated with positive
work negative outcome
household and PE no relationship

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what did domain meta analysis show

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domain in which we do it is ver important eg leisure is by choice work compulsory

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16
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psychological mechanisms

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enhances self efficacy
social interaction hypothesis - lots of time alone but still get a benefit so not sole explanation
distraction hypothesis - short term

17
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physiological mechanisms

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monoamine hypothesis
endorphin hypothesis

18
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time meaning sedentary behaviour

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6-10 hrs sitting per day

19
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associations with sedentary behaviour

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poorer mental health
increase risk of anxiety
sleep disorders
5-10%increased depressions but replacing 60mins of daily SB can reduce new cases by 12.5%

20
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meta analysis of SB and risk of depression

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13 cross sectional and 11 longitudinal suggest different types of sedentary activities have different associations with mental health

21
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domain specific SB and MH in older adults

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screen time and more leisure sedentary time. associated with lower psychological distress
more transport sedentary time higher distress

22
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mechanisms of SB and MH

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may link with cardio metabolic risk factors
passive sed activities may encourage social isolation
inflammatory process with C reactive protein
displace time spent in more important activities causing stress
increased CNS involvement causing anxiety

23
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severe mental illness (SVM)

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engage less PA than general population

24
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benefits of PA for serve mental health

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improve BMI, quality of life, social functioning, reduced depression

25
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barriers to exercise and SMI

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low mood
stress
lack of support
tiredness
poor physical health
low motivation

26
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research for PA and mental illness

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more research required in early phase of illness
should focus on pragmatic ways to promote PA
controlled for ‘dose’

27
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reasons for SMI to exercise

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lose weight
manage mood
reduce stress
improve physical health
improve sleep

28
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practical recommendations for PA and Mental illness

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qualified exercise professionals to lead PA
beneficial ax an adjunctive treatment to improve cognition
used to improve physical health

29
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when does PA become a problem for MH

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compulsive (0.5%) or addictive behaviour
issues with definitions, measurements and cultural differences

30
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PA and eating disorders

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thin ideal and problematic PA (PPA)
PA actively discouraged eating disorders

31
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exercise and bipolar

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PA appropriate to reduce depressive symptoms but can exaggerate symptoms of mania
type of activity is important

32
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what WHO need to add for PA guidelines for MH

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the risk of non communicable disease
type and dose

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