SAFMEDs Chapter 21: Types of Psychological Disorders Flashcards

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International Classification of Diseases (ICD)

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  • published by WHO
  • classifies an extensive range of medical conditions
  • includes a comprehensive classification system for mental disorders
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Comorbidity

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-the presence of two or more disorders at the same time

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Intellectual functioning

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-refers to learning ability, problem-solving, reasoning

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Adaptive behavior

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  • refers to social, practical, and conceptual skills
  • the ability to follow rules and/or avoid being victimized (social), upkeep of personal hygiene, use of money or a telephone, ability to apply literacy, number concepts and self direction
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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

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-a developmental disorder that centers on repetitive behaviors and impairmentts pf social communication and interaction

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Austim

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  • impairment of social and emotinal interaction
  • impairment of understanding and using nonverbal communication
  • impairment of development and/or maintenance of social relationships
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ADHD

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-a neurodevelopmental disorder marked by persistent inattention and/or persistant display of impulsive behavior that interferes with basic functioning anf devlopment

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Anxiety

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-a feeling of unease, fear or worry that something bad is about to happen

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Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)

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  • prolonged feelings of unspecified worry or unease that disrupts an individual’s daily life
  • six months or longer
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Panic disorder

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-an acute, or sudden and severe, feeling of extreme anxiety or fear that something terrible will happen at any minute

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Derealization

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-a feeling of unreality

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Depersonalization

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-a feeling of being detached from oneself

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Specific phobia disorder

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-an anxiety disorder encompasing an overhwelming, unreasonable and persistent sense of fear of a phobic stimulus

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Agoraphobia

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-a fear of open, crowded or enclosed spaces

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Social anxiety disorder

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-causes some people to become overwhelemed with anxiety and fear when in social situations

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Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)

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-repetitive thoughts and distress that lead to compulsive behaviors

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Hoarding disorder

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-the inability to throw anything away

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Body dysmorphic disorder

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-an obsessive preoccupation with one’s physical appearance

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Acute Stress Disorder

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  • symptoms develop shortly after people witness a traumatic event
  • uncontrollable flashbacks, hypervigilance, trouble processing
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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

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-when ASD symptoms persist for more than a month or develop six or more months after a traumatic event

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Dissociative amnesia

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-the inability to rember the parts of the past as a result of trauma

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Localized amnesia

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-the inability to remeber events during a specific stretch of time

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Selective amnesia

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-the loss of only certain specific memories

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Generalized amnesia

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-the total loss of memory of one’s life including learned skills and acquired knowledge

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Fugue
-the complete loss of awareness of one's identity and the assumption or development of another identity
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Dissociative identity disorder (DID)
- the presence of at least two distinct alters | - impaired memory
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Somatic symptom disorder
- characterized by extreme anxiety about physical symptoms that are interpreted as evidence of illness - thinking chest pain from heartburn is a heart attack
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Illness anxiety disorder (IAD)
- sever obsession with having or getting a serious illness despite no indication of illness following a medical exam - care seeking type vs care avoidant type
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Conversion disorder (functional neurological symptom disorder)
- conversion of extreme anxiety into a physical disorder | - physical symptoms are real but no medical cause can be identified
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Facitious disorder
- falsely reporting symptoms - exaggerating symptoms - deliberately creating symptoms
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Facitious disorder imposed on another
- Munchausen syndrome by proxy - the deliberate falsification of physical or psychological symptoms or actually inducing there symptoms in someone else to gain attention and sympathy
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Anorexia nervosa
- distorted perception of one's weight or body shape | - persistent restriction of caloric intake leading to extreme weight loss and damage to physical health
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Body dysmorphia
-cognitive misperception of being overweight despite evidence to the contrary
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Bulimia nervosa
-binging and purging
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Awfulizing
-cognitive perceptions that things are much worse than they really are
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Bulimic cycle
- strict dieting --> diet slips in stressful event --> binge eating triggered --> purging to avoid weight gain --> feelings of shame and disgust --> repeat
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Psychosis
-any disorder in which the affected person has lost contact with reality
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Positive symptoms
-additional symptoms in relation to normal behavior
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Negative symptoms
-marked decrease of normal functions
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Delusions
-the persistence of false beliefs
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Hallucinations
-sensory experiences without any liexternal sensory stimu
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Disorganized speech
-combining thoughts or switching from one thought to another