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Physiology Flashcards

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Trust vs. Mistrust
Stage of Life?

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Infants

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Trust vs. Mistrust
What is?

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Caregivers will meet infants basic needs

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Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt
What Stage?

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Toddlers

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Autonomy vs.Shame & Doubt
What is?

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Toddlers begin to develop independence, autonomy, & self-control

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Initiative vs. Guilt
What Stage?

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Preschoolers

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Initiative vs. Guilt
What is?

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Children begin to look for new experiences
Assertiveness
Dependability
Creativity
Personal Achievement

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Industry vs. Inferiority
What Stage?

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School Ages

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Industry vs. Inferiority
What is?

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Children need recognition for accomplishments to gain reinforcement & build self-confidence

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Identity vs. Role Confusion
What stage?

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Adolescents

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Identity vs. Role Confusion
What is?

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Adolescents begin to figure out where they fit in,
Figure out direction of life

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Intimacy vs. Isolation
What Age?

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Young Adults

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Intimacy vs. Isolation
What is?

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Young Adults begin to think about partnerships
Marriage
Family
Career

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Generativity vs. Stagnition
What stage?

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Middle Adults

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Generativity vs. Stagnition
What Is?

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Adults continue raising children,
Becoming Grandparents
Modeling Future Generation
And Serving the Community

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Ego Integrity vs. Despair
What Stage?

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Older Adults

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Ego Integrity vs. despair
What is?

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Older adults begin retiring
Volunteering
Health begins to become a concern
And a Sense of self-worth

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Depression
What is? S&S? Tx?

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Mood Disorders from imbalance of brain chemicals

Extreme Sadness, Fatigue, Lethargy, Hopelessness, and lowered motivation

Managed with therapy, healthy lifestyle, and medications

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ADHD
What is? S&S? Tx?

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Chronic condition impacting childhood & later adult life

Lowered regular attention, Hyperactivity, and most common in boys

Medications & Behavior Therapy’s

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Anxiety
What is? S&S? Tx?

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Extreme feeling of sorrow & fear

Uncontrolled levels of stress, Increased HR, and consumed by worry

Therapy, Healthy lifestyle, and medication

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PTSD
What is? S&S? Tx?

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Resulting from traumatic event,

Lowered concentration & sleep, changes to reactions, and avoidance of loved ones and events

Psycho-therapy , exposure therapy, & medication

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PTSD
Most common in?

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War Veterans
Physical, Emotional, and Sexual Abuse
Loss of Loved ones

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Environmental Stressors
What are they? Examples? Dealing With?

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Situations that cause stress that makes obstacles to prevent achieving goals
ENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS

Theft, Death of a loved one, vandalism, MVA, Physical assault

People deal with these based on their perception, experiences, & resources

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Socioeconomic Stressors
What are they? Examples?

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Financial Situations that cause stress

Job Loss, Medical Bills, Vehicle Repair, Debt

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Physical Disability
Legality? Examples?

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Medical Offices are required to have handicap accessible equipment,

Marked Parking, ramps, Accessible Bathrooms

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Developmental Delay First Step, Things to do
First step is to determine how a patient communicates & at what level they can comprehend Ask patient to clarify if you don’t understand what is being said, and always address the patient first
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Illness & Disease Should Understand? Provide?
People are under a lot of stress, so show empathy & ask how you can help Make sure patient is provided all of the services they need
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Office Organization 3 Ways to allow for Mobility
Clear Pathway of obstructions for wheelchairs Allow for accommodations ready upon PT request Allow for material to be high enough, for easy access by wheelchair bound people
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Apathy
Lack of Interest
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Compensation
Balancing Failure with Accomplishments
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Conversion
Making Anxiety into a symptom
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Denial
Avoiding big Changes
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Displacement
Dedication of emotions from one to another
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Dissociation
Disconnection of emotional importance
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Identification
Taking Characteristics from someone to oneself
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Intellectualization
Analysis of situation w/ facts not emotions
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Introjection
Taking thought from others
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Physical avoidance
Staying away from big event places/peoplePo
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Projection
Putting bad onto someone else
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Rationalization
Making negative seem reasonable
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Reaction Formation
Belief in opposite of one’s feelings
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Regression
To act more child like
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Repression
Elimination of unpleasant emotions
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Sarcasm
Use words to have opposite meaning, to be funny
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Sublimation
Rechanneling unpleasant behaviors, by doing the opposite
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Suppression
Voluntary blocking unpleasant by doing good to clear your mind
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Undoing
Doing a symbolic gesture after doing an unacceptable behavior
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Verbal aggression
Verbal attack w/ out addressing original intent of conversation
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5 Stages of Grief Mnemonic? What are they?
DAB on DA hoes Denial Anger Bargain Depression Acceptance
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Denial What is? What you do?
Grieving person will not believe what is going on, Support the patient w/out reinforcing the denial
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Anger What Is? What you do?
Grieving person may aim feelings of hostility to others Help them understand that being angry is normal
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Bargain What is? What you do?
Bargaining person may begin to try and make deals Listen w/ intention and encourage pt to express their feelings
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Depression What is? What you do?
Grieving person may become sad, lonely, and helpless as reality kicks in Convert support & understanding, giving referrals to support groups
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Acceptance What is? What you do
Grieving person accepts loss, and starts making plans to move on w/ life Offer encouragement, Support, and Education to PT and their family

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