OCD Related Disorders Flashcards

1
Q

What class of disorders is OCD in?

A

Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders

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2
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What disorders are OC and related disorders related to?

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Anxiety Disorders

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3
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Which of the Obsessive-Compulsive and Related disorders are more cognitive? Which are more behavioral?

A

OCD, body dysmorphic disorder, hoarding are cognitive

Skin picking and hair pulling disorders are more behavioral

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4
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OCD is ranked as the ___ most common mental illness

A

4th

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5
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What are obsessions?

A

Unwanted thoughts, urges, or images

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What are compulsions?

A

Behaviors or mental acts in response to obsessions

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7
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What kind of impairment criteria for OCD?

A

Takes away 1 hour or more per day

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8
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OCD people have different level of insight. What does that mean?

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The degree to which they think obsessions are actually true

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9
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What effects might someone else accommodating for compulsions rather than the patient themself have?

A

Might make symptoms worse by strengthening thoughts of the compulsion.

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10
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Gender differences in OCD

A

No differences

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11
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What personality risk factors for OCD?

A

high negative emotionality

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12
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Comorbidities of OCD

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Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar, etc.

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13
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Behavioral treatments for OCD

A

Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)
- a type of CBT
- exposure to intrusive thought, train not to do compulsion.
- reduces the threat of the thought

Stop family accommodation

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14
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Medication for OCD

A

SSRIs

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15
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Body Dysmorphic Disorder

A

One or more perceived flaws in physical appearance that is not observable to others (not weight or fat). A body part

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16
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What are some behavioral symptoms of body dysmorphic disorder

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Repetitively check mirror, use mental acts like comparing to others in response to appearance concerns

17
Q

On average, how much time does body dysmorphic disorder take out of a day?

A

3-8 hours

18
Q

What is muscle dysmorphia?

A

A subtype of body dysmorphic disorder

19
Q

Hoarding Disorder

A

Difficulty discarding possessions regardless of their value

20
Q

Why do people with hoarding disorder experience distress?

How do they experience impairment?

A

When parting with items; often fear of losing important information

Clutters living space

21
Q

Gender differences in hoarding disorder

A

No diff

22
Q

Hair pulling disorder (alternative name, definition)

A

Trichotillomania

repeated pulling of hair that cannot be stopped

23
Q

What are trichotillomania symptoms often preceded by?

A

Some negative emotional state; the hair pulling provides relief

24
Q

Gender differences in Trichotillomania

A

women more common

25
Q

Skin-picking disorder (alt name, definition)

A

Exoriation Disorder.

Skin lesions from skin pulling with unsuccessful attempts to stop or decrease.

26
Q

What other disorder does exoriation disorder usually occur with?

A

Trichotillomania

27
Q

Commonly people want to have their homes excessively clean and are said to have OCD. Why might this be mistaken?

A

Wanting to clean house is not an intrusive thought.