Mental Health Assessment Flashcards

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Movements are slow, speech is slow, thinking is slow, and slumped over in position

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Psychomotor retardation

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1
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Mimicking the actions of others

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Echopraxia

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2
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Overwhelming feeling of sadness or loss of interest

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Depression

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3
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Easily annoyed or provoked to anger

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Irritable

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4
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Feeling of apprehension

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Anxious

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5
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Feelings of joy and intense pleasure; intensely optimistic

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Elated

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6
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Heightened sense of elation; grandeur

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Euphoric

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7
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Feelings of apprehension with perceived or real danger

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Fearful

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8
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Feelings of discomfort associated with wrong doing, sadness, and despair

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Guilty

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9
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Abnormal sudden rapid shifts in affect

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Labile

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10
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Emotional expression is consistent with mood

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Congruence with mood

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11
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Minimal outward emotional expression is observed

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Constricted or blunted

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12
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A sense of outward emotional expression

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Flat

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13
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Expected emotional expression

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Appropriate

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14
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Incompatible emotional expression

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Inappropriate

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15
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One thing to the next

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Flight of ideas

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16
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Totally unrelated topic from a specific idea

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Associative looseness

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17
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Person gives minute details but they get to the point eventually

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Circumstantiality

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18
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Never get to the point

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Tangentiality

19
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Person who makes up words

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Neologisms

20
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Literal; cannot think abstractly

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Concrete thinking

21
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Using words that sound alike

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Clang associations

22
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Mixture of words

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Word salad

23
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Same response repeatedly

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Perseveration

24
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Parrot talk

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Echolalia

25
Q

Does not speak

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Mutism

26
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Minimal speech

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Poverty of speech

27
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Easily distracted

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Disturbance of attention

28
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Someone is out to get them

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Delusion: persecutory

29
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Thinks he or she is all powerful and of great importance

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Delusion: grandiose

30
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Anything happening in the environment is about him or her

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Reference

31
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Thoughts that their behavior is being controlled by external forces

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Delusion: control or influence

32
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Belief of a dysfunctional body part

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Somatic

33
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Belief that a part of the body, world, or themselves do not exist anymore

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Nihilistic

34
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Talking about hurting self of someone else

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Suicidial/homicidal idealation

35
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Persistent thoughts that cannot be eliminated

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Obsessions

36
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Irrational fear

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Phobias

37
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Scanning the environment and questioning others

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Paranoid

38
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His or her words have powers

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Magical thinking

39
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Relating everything to religion

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Religiosity

40
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Nothing and/or vague statements

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Poverty or content

41
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Not real sensory perceptions

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Hallucinations

42
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The two main hallucinations

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Auditory and visual

43
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Mirage that they see something and thinks it’s something else

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Illusions

44
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Altered sense of self; outside the body

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Depersonalizations

45
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Altered perception of the environment and feels surroundings have changed

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Derealization

46
Q

Alzheimer’s patients; fill in memory gaps with imagery

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Confabulation