Mental Health Final Flashcards

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Veteran Tx

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  • ACT (acceptance & commitment)
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True or false do veterans experience a latency period?

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True- there may be a latency pd where ind do not want to talk to anyone

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Warrior Transition Units

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For wounded army vets who need to go back to service or become civilian
- 6 months+ of medical care needed and located close to medical tx facility

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4
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Insanity Acquitees

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  • Have MI + comorbidity
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Alarm Stage

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Fight or flight stage
- affects bp & blood sugar
for certain bodies if they have spike of adrenaline for certain period of time hypertension, weight gain, CVA, heart attack, cardio issue

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Resistance Stage

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Body shifts into homeostasis (can begin to think about potential problems)

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Exhaustive Stage

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Body depleted of energy used in earlier stages and is most hazardous stage
- thinking & memory can be impaired

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Problem focused coping

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Focus on changing a situation or its accompanying demands, used best when you have some control over situation

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Emotional focused coping

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Dealing with the emotions caused by situation, used best when you have little to no control over situation

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Level 1 Psychotic defenses

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Denial

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Level 2 Immature defenses

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  • Projection
  • Regression
  • Dissociation
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Level 3 Neurotic

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  • Repression
  • Reactive formation
  • Rationalization
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13
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An example of behavioral therapy

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Ie: behavioral feedback game

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Interoceptive Exposure

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Inducing trigger that can start panic attack & utilizing coping mechanisms

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Exposure & Response

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Exposed to triggers, must respond not in usual way
- good for OCD and ED
- IE: compulsion to flicker lights but might turn off power

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Progressive Muscle Relaxation

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Tensing then relaxing
Contraindications: Arthritis, fracture, cancer, chronic regional pain

17
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Autogenic Training

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Vasodilation via relaxing muscles
Contraindications: SMI

18
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True or False Most children have comorbidities of conditions instead of singular dx?

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True

19
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Pediatric MDD, PDD, DMDD

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IPT
IPT & Rhythm Therapy - good for bipolar d/o

20
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ODD Peds

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Behavioral contract

21
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Conduct d/o

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  • More severe than ODD, lack empathy
    can use behavioral contract - token economy may not be the best
22
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Continuous reinforcement

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For new behaviors

23
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Intermitten reinforcement

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for established skills

24
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Antecendent control approaches

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Help decrease aggression & agitation and reduce need for physical restraints

25
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Antecedent control strategy example

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Start the group with “everyone who is in their seat when the group starts can pick their favorite sensory tool to use this morning”

26
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3 Pillars of Positive Psychology

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  1. Traits: joy, optimism
  2. Emotions: Love, curosity
  3. Institutions: ie. family
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PBIS (Positive Bx Ix & Supports)

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  1. Base: Primary Ix
    - universal approach
  2. Secondary: Targeted, selective
  3. Tertiary: Specialized, individualized, intensive
28
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Role of OT in community

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  • Life skills
  • Social skills
  • Social participation
  • Interpersonal skills
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OT ROLE IN SCHOOL

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Improve academic participation

30
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Cluster A

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~ Paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal
- Compliance training
- Emotional expression encouragement
-Support to reduce isolation
- Social skills training

31
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Cluster B

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~BPD, Antisocial, Histrionic, Narcissistic
- Emotional regulation, social skills, psychoeducation, mindfulness, DBT,
- Medication: antipsychotic + mood stabilizer

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Cluster C

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~Avoidant, Dependant, OCPD
-Increasing self concept and self worth, Encourage more risks and emotional expressions, Time-limited dynamic therapies are active and confrontational
-Medication: SSRI’s and other antidepressants, in addition to short term Benzodiazepines

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DBT overview

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  • Both independent and group therapy
  • Focus: emotional regulation, impulse control, reducing self harm and suicidal behaviors
  • Targets acceptance & change
34
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DBT: Mindfulness

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Allowing experiences rather than suppressing or avoiding them
- Direct person’s attention to 1 thing in the moment

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DBT: Interpersonal Effectiveness Skills

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Focus on effective ways to achieve social relationships & maintain self esteem while interacting with others
- Teaches application of specific problem solving, social & assertiveness skills to enable participants to modify aversive environments and obtain personal goals in interpersonal encounters

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DBT: Emotional Modulation

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  • Ways of changing emotional states includes techniques for putting up with the states if they can’t be changed
  • ID & label emotion, recognize obstacles to change emotions, reducing vulnerability to being overly influenced by emotions
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DBT: Distress Tolerance Skills

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Ability to accept oneself and current situation/environment in a nonjudgement and tolerant manner
- Ability to experience an emotional state without attempting to change it and observing one’s thoughts and actions without attempting to stop or control them
- Crisis survival skills include distacting, self soothing, improvising the moment and thinking of pros and cons