Revision of all Content and definitions Flashcards

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What is the recovery model?

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What is trauma inforced care?

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Is aligned with with the recovery approach. Has 5 key Principles: Safety, Trust, Collaboration, Choice, Empowerment

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What are the 4 R’s of trauma inforced care?

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Realize (The prevalence of trauma), Recognise (Signs and Symptoms), Resist (and therefore resist re-traumatization), Respond (Appropriately)

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What are the different components of a Mental State Exam?

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Appearance, Behavior, Mood and Affect, Though progress, Thought Content, Perception, Cognition

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What is required of the Appearance component of the MSE?

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Person’s physical characteristics

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What is required of the behaviors component of the MSE?

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Response to the examiner, eye contact, rapport

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What is required of the Mood and Affect component of the MSE?

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Mood - Happy, Sad, Euthymic, Anxious etc
Affect - Reactive, blunt, restricted etc
Also disscuss Congruency

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What is required of the thought process component of the MSE?

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Logical or not, Do stated thoughts make any sense? Are ideas Linked?

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What is required of the thought content component of the MSE?

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Topics or areas that the consumer thinks about
Delusions
Risk
Paranoia etc

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What is required of the perception component of the MSE?

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Refers to the consumer’s experience of their world through their senses
Positive symptoms
5 different hallucinations
Depersonalization
Derealization

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What is required of the Cognition component of the MSE?

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Orientation, Memory, concentration , IQ

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Define Schizophrenia

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Combination of disordered thinking, perceptual disturbances, behavioral abnormalities, affective disruptions, and impaired social competency.
Difficulty thinking clearly, knowing what is real, managing feelings, making decisions and relating to others.

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Define Psychosis

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is the general term used to refer to the experience of pervasive mental changes, such as the inability to think clearly, perceive correctly, and manage intense emotions.

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What are Positive Symptoms?

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Are known as active or positive symptoms. Pronounced outwards signs of schizophrenia.
Delusions, Hallucinations, Auditory

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What are Negative Symptoms?

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Flat affect, Apathy, Avolition, Anhedonia, Alogia

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Define Delusions

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Delusions are fixed false beliefs
Incorrect inferences about external reality that is firmly sustained despite incontrovertible and obvious proof or evidence to the contrary.

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Define Hallucinations

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Are perceptual experiences that occur without actual external sensory stimuli. They can involve any of the 5 sense.

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Define Shizoaffective Disorder

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Varying degrees of both schizophrenia and mood disorders

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Define Schizophreniform

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Same symptoms as schizophrenia, the only difference is the criteria is that symptoms have lasted between one and 6 months

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Define Delusional Disorders

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DSM 5 Delusional Disorders

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Define brief psychotic disorder

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The essential features of substance/medication-induced psychotic disorder are prominent delusions and/or hallucinations that are judged to be the physiological effects of substance/medication

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Briefly explain the primary elements of diagnosis

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DSM5 Diagnostic
A. Characteristic Symptoms
B. Social/Occupational Dysfunction
C. Duration
D & E. Excluding other diagnosis

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What are the different types of Delusions?

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Delusions of persecution, Reference, Somatic Delusions, Thought broadcasting, Delusions of control, Delusions of self-deprecation, Delusions of grandeur.

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Define Erotomaniac Delusional Disorder

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Define Grandiose Delusional Disorder

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Define Jealous Delusional Disorder

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Define Persecutory Delusional Disorder

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Define Somatic Delusional Disorder

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Define Mixed type delusional disorder

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Define Unspecified type delusional Disorder

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