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SEGMENT 4 (F) Flashcards

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-is a group of disorders characterized by loss of contact with reality, marked disturbances of thought and perception and bizarre behavior.

-At some phase delusions or hallucinations almost always occur.

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SCHIZOPHRENIA

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-first indentified the illness in 1896 when he distinguished itfrom the mood disorders.

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EMIL KRAEPELIN

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EMIL KRAEPELIN first indentified the illness in ____ when he distinguished itfrom the mood disorders.

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1896

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-This emphasized a splitting apart of the patient’s affective and cognitive functioning, which are heavily affected by the disease.

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SCHIZOPHRENIA

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  • eminent Swiss psychiatrist, who in 1911 gave term “SCHIZOPHRENIA.”
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EUGENE BLEUR

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EUGENE BLEUR eminent Swiss psychiatrist, who in ____ gave term “SCHIZOPHRENIA.”

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1911

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-He called it dementia praecox, which means a premature deterioration of the brain.

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EMIL KRAEPELIN

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-Emil’s thoughts were later disputed by psychiatrist. One of these was ______

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EUGENE BLEUR

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-He developed the word by combining two Greek words schizein meaning ____and phren ____

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SCHIZEIN- “to split”
PHREN- “mind.”

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-Also, schizophrenia came from the New Latin words ___, meaning “split,” and _____, meaning “mind” (King, 2008).

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schizo
phrenia

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-He developed the word by combining two Greek words schizein meaning “to split” and phren “mind.”

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EUGENE BLEUR

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SCHIZOPHRENIA HALLUCINATIONS

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  1. TACTILE
  2. VISUAL
  3. AUDITORY
  4. OLFACTORY
  5. COMMAND
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-People with Schizophrenia often have the sensation that there are things (like bugs or insects) crawling across their skin.

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TACTILE

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-this kind of hallucination cause the person to see things that are not really there.

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VISUAL

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-this is the most common type of hallucination.

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AUDITORY

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-people with auditory hallucination hear voices and sounds that others cannot hear.

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AUDITORY

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-the person experiencing an olfactory hallucination smells things (usually foul smelling things) that others do not smell.

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OLFACTORY

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-when a voice commands the person to do something he/she would not ordinary do.

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COMMAND

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CHARACTERISTICS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

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  1. DISTURBANCE OF THOUGHT AND ATTENTION
  2. DISTURBANCES OF PERCEPTION
  3. DISTURBANCES OF AFFECT
  4. WITHDRAWAL FROM REALITY
  5. DELUSIONS AND HALLUCINATIONS
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  • People suffering Schizophrenia often cannot think logically and as the result of this they cannot write a story because every word they write down might make sense but are meaningless in reaction to each other and they cannot keep their attention to the writing.
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DISTURBANCE OF THOUGHT AND ATTENTION

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-The principal disturbance in the schizophrenic’s thought processes is multiple delusions.

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DISTURBANCE OF THOUGHT AND ATTENTION

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CATEGORIES OF DISTURBANCE OF THOUGHT AND ATTENTION

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A. PERSECUTORY DELUSION
B. DELUSIONS OF REFERENCE
C. DELUSION GRANDEUR
D. DELUSION OF CONTROL

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  • the schizophrenic believes that he/she is being talked about spied upon or his/her death being planned.
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PERSECUTORY DELUSION

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  • false beliefs
  • false perception
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DELUSIONS
HALLUCINATIONS

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-the schizophrenia give personal importance to completely unrelated indicate object or people.

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DELUSIONS OF REFERENCE

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–may hidden remote control on emotions by specific person

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DELUSION OF CONTROL

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– they believe they can fly
– they believe na sikat sila
– they believe na God like complex sila like anak sila ni Jesus

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DELUSION GRANDEUR

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  • During acute schizophrenic episodes people say that the world appears different to them their bodies appear longer colors seem more intense and they cannot recognize themselves in a mirror.
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DISTURBANCES OF PERCEPTION

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  • schizophrenia person fail to show normal emotions.
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DISTURBANCES OF AFFECT

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-This symptom is easiest described as an excessive lack of correlation between what an individual is saying and what emotions they are expressing.

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DISTURBANCES OF AFFECT

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  • During schizophrenic episode the individual become absorbed in his inner thoughts and fantasies.
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WITHDRAWAL FROM REALITY

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-The self-absorption may be so intense that the individual may not know the month or day or the place where he is staying.

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WITHDRAWAL FROM REALITY

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  • in the most cases it is accompanied by delusions. Delusions are inflexible misleading belief. They appear as a result of exaggeration or distortion of reasoning as well as false interpretation of things and events.
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DELUSIONS AND HALLUCINATIONS

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