MODULE 10-12 Flashcards

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Pertain to the relationship of bodily symptoms which arise on the basis of psychological factors.

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PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDER

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Tensions and other irritants causes spasmodic and painful contractions of the digestive tract which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and other distressing symptoms

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PEPTIC ULCER

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The heart’s role in the functioning of the other body systems is related to anxiety and other disturbing emotions.

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HEART DISEASE

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4
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A condition which is caused by either organic pathology or emotional factors.

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HYPERTENSION

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5
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A type of hypertension that continues persistently.

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ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION

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6
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A type of hypertension accompanied by destructive changes in the blood vessels.

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MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION

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7
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Also known as “nervous sick” headaches, refer to severe and periodic pains usually confined to one side of the head.

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MIGRAINE

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8
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Pruritus implications (itching), neurodermatitis, urticarial, eczema, disorders of the mucous membrane of the mouth and lips, and scleroderma.

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SKIN DISEASES

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9
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A disorder where there is a difficulty in breathing due to spasms of the bronchial muscles and to edema; attack frequently ends with convulsive coughing.

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BRONCHIAL ASTHMA

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10
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react to emotional stress with rheumatoid arthritis, backache, and muscle cramps.

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MUSCUSKELETAL REACTION

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the physical symptoms are pain, swelling of joints, and limitation of movements.

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RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS

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12
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Are limited to somatic dysfunction in organs controlled by the autonomic nervous system; while hysteria is confined to symptoms such as paralysis and anaesthesia, which occur in organs innervated by the cerebrospinal division of the nervous system.

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PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDER AND CONVERSION HYSTERIA

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13
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refers to the techniques by which an emotional disorder is classified.

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DIAGNOSIS

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14
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when the difficulty involves deficiency that can be remedied by instruction or training.

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REMEDIAL

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15
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when the problem is mainly peripheral and does not involve deep-seated psychological or organic failures.

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INFORMATIONAL OR ADVISORY

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16
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when there is personality maladjustment or mental disorder that is psychogenetic in origin.

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PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC

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17
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when the treatment requires the use or manipulation of physical factors and agents.

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MEDICAL

18
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considers the family, not the individual, as the unit organism in which illness occurs.

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FAMILY RELATIONSHIP THERAPY

19
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employs the relatives of a patient as aides or attendants to assist with various types of therapy.

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TOTAL PUSH THERAPY

20
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patients are placed in homes, instead of institutions where they can develop a sense of belonging and acceptance.

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HOME PLACEMENT THERAPY

21
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the use of physical methods such as relaxation therapy, massage, and hydrotherapy

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MILIEU THERAPY

22
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A form of treatment in which a relaxing drug is administered.

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NARCOTHERAPY

23
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the intensity produces instantaneous convulsion with unconsciousness

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ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY

24
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involves the introduction of current which produces instantaneous unconsciousness without convulsion, which is then reduced.

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ELECTRONARCOSIS

25
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produces instantaneous unconsciousness without convulsion, which is then increased within a few millseconds to produce convulsion.

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GLISSANDO TREATMENT

26
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A method of verbal treatment, also called as “the talking cure”. The aim is to free or alleviate the patient’s mental illness or morbid emotional state

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PSYCHOTHERAPY

27
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deals with problems involving practical solutions

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COUNSELING

28
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consists of exposing the ego to the original emotional conflicts

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PSYCHOANALYSIS

29
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The use of hypnosis.

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HYPNOTHERAPY

30
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Involves acting out on stage the problems of fantasies of one or a group of persons.

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PSYCHODRAMA

31
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Either guided or instructed discussions of personal problems form the basis for group dynamics.

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GROUP THERAPY

32
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a method of treatment in which patients are given some light work, not only to save hospital expenses but to accrue psychological benefits.

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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

33
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as a whole, is made up of interdependent parts. It views all aspects of life as interconnected, interrelated, and interdependent.

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HOLISTIC

34
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promotes holistic health as an approach to wellness. It encourages people to:

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AMERICAN HOLISTIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION (AHHA)

35
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It is actually the ultimate goal of holistic approach. It leads to heightened awareness of the Divine Spirit, referred to by all religions.

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SPIRITUAL HEALTH

36
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Health of the body means both physically and environmentally.

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PHYSICAL HEALTH

37
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Major Nutrients Needed for Healthy Diets:

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  1. CARBOHYDRATES
  2. VITAMINS
  3. PROTEINS
  4. FATS
  5. MINERALS
  6. WATER
38
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Positive results from these exercises will be attained only if done properly and regularly. Adequate amount of sleep is important when engaging in any kind of exercise.

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EXERCISE

39
Q

Self-care that would create a positive mental and emotional outlook are:

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AFFIRMATION
JOURNAL
BREATHWORK

40
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its purpose is to help you better appreciate all that you have to be grateful for each day.

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GRATITUDE JOURNAL

41
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a method of journaling by writing down whatever thoughts come into your head

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STREAM-OF-CONSCIOUSNESS MORNING JOURNAL

42
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form of journaling which helps to uncover the “hidden” meaning or message of your illness so that you can better understand the causes behind your symptom.

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ILLNESS JOURNAL