Somatic Symptom Related Disorders Flashcards

1
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lack of emotional concern about the symptoms

A

la belle indifference

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2
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feels mechanical or dreamy; a sense of unreality, slow movement of time, or detachment from the body

A

depersonalization

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3
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often an unreal, dreamlike, distance, or disturbed experience in familiar surroundings

A

derealization

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4
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producing symptoms for obvious benefit

*an employee complains of nonexistent back pain to claim disability income

A

malingering

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5
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splitting off clusters of mental contents form conscious awareness

A

dissociation

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6
Q

what is the most common somatic symptom

A

pain

*may be specific or nonspecific

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7
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why do people with somatic symptom disorder seek out multiple health care providers

A

because they always say nothing is wrong and the pt gets mad and thinks they don’t know what they are doing

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8
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pain is _____ to the pt with somatic pain so we treat the _____

A

real; pain

*try not to give narcotics, more like NSAIDS and SSRIs

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9
Q

if you don’t treat the cause of the ______ then somatic symptoms will _______

A

illness; continue

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10
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these people don’t have symptoms but they are afraid of getting it

A

illness anxiety disorder

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11
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what are the 2 categories for illness anxiety DO

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care seeking type or care avoidant type

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12
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unable to substantiate a neurological or medical condition causing the symptoms
-they truly are experiencing these symptoms but no underlying cause of it

A

conversion DO

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13
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what are examples of conversion DO

A
paralysis or akinesia
aphonia
seizures
difficulty swallowing
urinary retention
blindness, deafness
anosmia
hallucinations
pseudocyesis
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14
Q

acts in a way of worsening the physical symptoms

*like by not taking medication and symptoms get worse

A

psychological factors affecting other medical conditions

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15
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purposefully causing injury or disease to oneself or other

presents self, or other, to others as ill

A

factitious disorders

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16
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factitious disorder imposed on self

A

munchausons syndrome

17
Q

factitious disorder imposed on other

A

munchausen syndrome by proxy

18
Q

feeling of alienation from certain part of their body and will seek amputation of their body part

A

body identity integrity disorder

19
Q

person has huge traumatic event and walks away for everything in their life, have no recall and start a new life

A

a fuge state

20
Q

inability to recall specific information about the self typically regarding a traumatic event

A

dissociative amnesia

21
Q

what is the most severe of dissociative disorders

A

dissociative identity (multiple personality)