Somatic Disorders Flashcards

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1
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What are some common characteristics between somatic disorders

A

see doctor freq
over medicate with pain and sleep meds
all are unintentional

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What is a priority assessment for somatic DO

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suicide risk

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What is a key difference between Illness anx and somatic DO

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Somatic is related to sensations of pain while illness anx doesn’t usu have pain symptoms

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Whats is a conversion DO

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sudden loss or change in body function that cant be explained

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What are some more common examples of conversion DO

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paralysis
blindness
seizures or pseudo seizures

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What is Factitious DO (munchausen syndrome)

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consciously self imposed illness primarily for attention

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What is malingering syndrome

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consciously self imposed illness primarily for monetary gain or other legal gains

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What is dissociative ID DO

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Brief episodes of depersonalization symptoms particularily in times of severe stress

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What are primary or original alter

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more religious or moralistic change

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What are secondary alters

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more pleasure seekign and noncomforming

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What type of alter is easier to treat

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primary

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What are some primary assessments for Dissociative ID DO

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finding out what personalty they are in
suicide risk
safety, stabilization, and symptom reduction
then confronting and integrating traumatic memories

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If you are trying to figure out what alter the pat is in, what would indicate they are in a secondary alter

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they aren’t able to id themselves correctly

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What is factitious DO by proxy

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creating an illness of another person (like your children) to get attention

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What is an common example of a situation that we see factitious DO in

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abusive relationships

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16
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What are examples of malingering syndrom

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creating an illness to get time off work

creating an illness to claim an injury at work

17
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What is a huge risk for DID

A

accidental suicide

relationship problems

18
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What would be some examples of symptoms of DID

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finding unfamiliar clothes or belonging in their house
being called a different name by a stranger
lack of old important memories

19
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What is unique about the therapeutic communication given to DID pats

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confronting is used when the person is in another alter

20
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Why is confronting used in DID pats

A

to help the pat get back to the primary alter

21
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How is confronting typically done

A

bringing up traumatic memories

22
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What should your nursing care be related to for DID pats

A

personality identification
role performance
treating anxiety