MH Conditions Flashcards

1
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➢Intellectual disabilities
➢Autism spectrum disorders
➢Attention deficit disorder/attention deficit hyperactivty disorder
➢Specific learning disorders
➢Tic disorders

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Neuro developmental disorders

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2
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Depression and bipolar disorder

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Mood disorder

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3
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ODD

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Conduct disorder

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4
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Types of mental health conditions

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Mood disorders: depression, bipolar disorder
•Anxiety disorders
•Obsessive-compulsive disorders
•Conduct disorders: oppositional defiant disorder

•Schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorders
•Eating Disorders
•Substance Abuse
•Trauma

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5
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Post-traumatic stress disorder
Attachment disorder
Adverse childhood experiences

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Trauma

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6
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Occupations to address

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ADL
IADL
Education (ED)
Social participation
Play
Recreation
Leisure
Sleep
Work and volunteer

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7
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Caregiver burden or strain refers to:

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demands, responsibilities, difficulties, and negative psychological consequences of caring for a child with disabilities

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8
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Caregiver Strain and Parent/Family Supports involves

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Issues related to guilt, worry, depression and anger

Financial, employment and limited social and community opportunities

Barriers

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9
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Warning signs of caregiver stress

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Physically
Emotionally
Relationally
Financially

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10
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OT evaluation for MH disorders must involve

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Overarching model
Questions, data, observation
Synthesize data to create intervention plan

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11
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Semistructured interview, and assessments

Client factors, performance skills, performance patterns and contexts

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Create questions, collect data, make observations based on model

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12
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Self-efficacy

Self-concept

Self-esteem

Self-determination

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Areas of evaluation

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13
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Methods of evaluation

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Interview
Assessment tools
Observation

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14
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Community, school system, residential/inpatient facilities

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Settings of strength-based interventions

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15
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Strength-based interventions focus on

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1.Executive functioning
2.Emotional regulation
3.Behavior
4.Skills training

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16
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Executive functioning focuses on

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1.Attention
2.Inhibition
3.Working memory
4.Emotion
5.Action

17
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Intervention approaches of SOCCS

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Situation

Options

Consequences

Choices

Strategies

Simulation

18
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Intervention approaches on CO-OP

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a.Identify goals
b.Develop strategies to address goals
c.Implement strategies
d.Reflect upon performance

19
Q

Social thinking curriculum

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SUPERFLEX

20
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Other intervention approaches include

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Environmental modifications and emotional regulation

21
Q

Building self-efficacy, self-concept and body image through occupation, peer models, and problem-solving are important within ________

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Intervention

22
Q

Sensory diet approaches include

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Zone of regulation

How does your engine run?

Mindfulness

Yoga

23
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Behavioral intervention approach

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Positive reinforcement
Behavioral charts

24
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Skills training intervention approach

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Peer modeling

25
Q

True/False: group interventions are an intervention approach

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True

26
Q

Children with mental health disorders have trouble with

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executive functioning, emotional regulation, behavior, and social skills.

27
Q

Children w/ MH disorder experience

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intellectual, behavioral, and mental health challenges that interfere with their ability to participate in occupations.

28
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may not be able to problem-solve, manage their time, maintain focus, manage their emotions, cope with change, follow rules or expectations, interact with others, express themselves, or understand the context

This describes a child that may have what type of disorder(s)??

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Mental health disorders

29
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True/False: isolation is common in children w/ MH disorders

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True

30
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Why might a child show poor self-efficacy, self-concept, self-esteem, and self-determination may interfere with engagement in daily occupations?

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Because the child may feel unable to participate and loses motivation to participate.

31
Q

Caregiver burden or caregiver strain is defined as:

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the demands, responsibilities, difficulties, and negative psychological consequences of caring for a child with disabilities

32
Q

Caregivers may feel

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guilt, worry, depression, and anger as well as have external barriers to participation such as finances, difficulty with employment and limited social and community opportunities

33
Q

Occupational therapists create interventions to target mental health issues using principles from occupation-centered models of practice and selected frames of reference which include:

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● cognitive behavioral
●behavioral
●sensory processing
●development (skills training) or compensatory (environmental modification) approaches.

34
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Some programs have been developed to address mental health issues, such as:

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➢Every Moment Counts
➢SOCCSS (Situation, Option, Consequences, Choices, Strategies, Simulation)
➢Cognitive Orientation to daily Occupational Performance (CO-OP)
➢Superflex program