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PTSD and Moral Injury Flashcards

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What is trauma? What are the different types of trauma?

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 5-6

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What are the different reactions to trauma?

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 7

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Briefly describe the history of PTSD

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 8-9

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What is the diagnostic criteria for PTSD in DSM-5? How has criteria A changed throughout the different DSMs and other manuals?

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 10-23

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5
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What are some high-risk groups for PTSD?

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 26

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What are some pre-event risk factors for PTSD?

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 27

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What are some event-related risk factors for PTSD?

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 28

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What are some post-event risk factors for PTSD?

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 29-30

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9
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What are some difficulties in assessing PTSD?

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 31

-e.g. ongoing threats, co-morbidity issues

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What are some cross-cultural mental health services and treatment?

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Lecture 11 PTSD, slide 32-34

  • drugs unavailable and unreliable
  • treatment left to generalist doctors
  • low or no budget for mental health
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What is moral injury?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 3

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What is an act of commission and an act of omission?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 4

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Who does moral injury affect?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 5

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What is the spectrum of moral injuries?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 6

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What is the impact of moral injury on mental health?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 7

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16
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What are the risk factors for moral injury?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 8

17
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How is moral injury treated?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 9-10

18
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What impact does Moral injury have on mental health?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 11

19
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Briefly discuss the roots of moral injury.

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 14-15

20
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Compare the criteria for PTSD with the criteria for moral injury.

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 16

21
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Who has moral injury been examined in?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 17

22
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What are some risk factors for the development of moral injury in the military?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 18

23
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What causes the development of moral injury and how can recovery work? Why is understanding how recovery occurs important?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 19-20

24
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What are some challenges faced by clinicians when a patient comes in with moral injury?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 21-22

25
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What are some recommendations to support hospitals that are experiencing morally injurious events in the Covid-19 pandemic?

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Lecture 11 moral injury, slide 23-24

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