SOMATOFORM DISORDER

Question 1

ARE CHARACTERIZED AS THE PRESENCE OF PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS THAT SUGGEST A MEDICAL CONDITION WITHOUT A DEMONSTRABLE ORGANIC BASIS

Answer 1

SOMATOFORM DISORDER

Question 2

5 SPECIFIC SOMATOFORM DISORDERS

Answer 2

1. SOMATIZATION DOSRDER
2. CONVERSION DISORDER
3. PAIN DISORDER
4. HYPOCHONDRIASIS
5. BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER

Question 3

IS PREOCCUPATION WITH AN IMAGINED OR EXAGGERATED DEFECTS IN PHYSICAL APPEARANCE SUCH AS THINKING ONE’S NOISE IS TOO LARGE OR TEETH ARE CROOKED AND UNATTRACTIVE

Answer 3

BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER

Question 4

PRECAUTION WITH THE FEAR THAT ONE HAS A SERIOUS DISEASE (DISEASE CONVECTION) OR WILL GET A SEROUS DISEASE (DISEASE PHOBIA)

Answer 4

HYPOCHONDRIASIS

Question 5

HAS THE PRIMARILY PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS OF PAIN, WHICH GENERALLY IS UNRELIEVED BY ANALGESICS AND GREATLY AFFECTED BY PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS I TERM OG ONSET, SEVIRTY, EXACERBATION, AND MAINTENANCE

Answer 5

PAIN DISORDER

Question 6

IS A LOSS OF OR CHANGE IN PHYSICAL FUNCTIONING THAT CANNOT BE ASSOCIATED WITH ANY ORGANIC CAUSE AND SEEMS TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH PSYCHOSICIAL STRESSORS

Answer 6

CONVERSION DISORDER

Question 7

IT IS ALSO CALLED CONVERSION REACTION, INVOLVES UNEXPLAINED, USUALLY SUDDEN DEFICITS IN SENSORY (sensory dysfunction), LIKE BLINDNESS, OR MOTOR FUNCTION (MOTOR FUNCTION DYSFUNCTION)

Answer 7

CONVERSION DISORDER

Question 8

DOES MULTIPLE PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS CHARACTERIZE A, INCLUDES A COMBINATION OF PAIN AND GI, SEXUAL AND PSEUDONEUROLOGIC SYMPTOMS. IT USUALLY BEGINS AT 30 YEARS OLD

Answer 8

SOMATIC DISORDER

Question 9

RELATED DISORDERS IN SOMATOFORM DISORDER

Answer 9

1. MALINGERING
2. MUNCHAUSEN’S SYNDROME OR FACTITIOUS DISORDER
3. MUNCHAUSEN’S BY PROXY

Question 10

INTENTIONAL PRODUCTION OF FALSE OR GROOSLY EXAGGERATED PHYSICAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS; IT IS MOTIVATED BY EXTERNAL INCENTIVES SUCH AS AVIODING WORK, EVADING CRIMINAL PROSECUTION, OBTAINING FINANCIAL COMPENSATION, OR OBTAINING DRUGS

Answer 10

MALINGERING

Question 11

OCCURS WHEN A PERSON INTENTIONALLY PRODUCES OR FEIGNS PHYSCIAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS SOLELY TO GAIN ATTENTION. THEY MAY INFLICT INJURY TO THEMSELVES TO RECEIVE ATTENTION

Answer 11

MUNCHAUSEN’S SYNDROME OR FACTITIOUS DISORDER

Question 12

OCCURS WHEN A PERSON INFLICTS ILLNESS OR INJURY ON SOMEONE ELSE TO GAIN THE ATTENTION OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL PERSONNEL OR TO BE A “HERO” FOR SAVING THE VICTIM

Answer 12

MUNCHAUSEN’S BY PROXY

Question 13

ETIOLOGY OF SOMATOFORM DISORDERS

Answer 13

1. PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY
2. BIOLOGIC THEORY

Question 14

BELIEVE THAT PEOPLE WITH SOMATOFORM DISORDERS KEEP STRESS, ANXIETY, OR FRUSTRATIONS INSIDE RATHER THAN EXPESSING THEM OUTWARDLY CALLED INTERNALIZATION, AND EXPRESSED THESE INTERNALIZATION FEELINGS AND STRESS THROUGH PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS (SOMATIZATION) WHICH ARE UNCONSCIOUS DEFENSE MECHANISM

Answer 14

PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORIST

Question 15

BELIEVES THAT CLIENTS WITH SOMATOFORM DISORDER DIFFER ON HOW THEY REGULATE AND INTERPRET SITIMULI, THEY CANNOT SORT IRRELEVANT STIMULI AND RESPOND EQUALLY TO BOTH TYPES, THEY EXAGGERATE RESPONSE TO BODILY SENSATIONS

Answer 15

BIOLOGIC THEORY

Question 16

FOCUSING ON MANAGING SYMPTOMS AND IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE. SHOWS EMPATHY AND SENSITIVITY TO THE CLIENT’S PHYSICAL COMPLAINTS TO BUILD TRUSTING RELATIONSHIPS

Answer 16

TREATMENT FOR SOMATOFORM DISORDER

Question 17

NURSING DIAGNOSIS FOR SOMATOFOM DISORDER

Answer 17

1. INEFFECTIVE COPING
2. INEFFECTIVE DENIAL
3. IMPAIRED SOCIAL INTERACTIONS
4. ANXIETY
5. DISTURBED SLEEP PATTERN
6. FATIGUE
7. PAIN

Question 18

2 CATEGORIES ON TEACHING CLIENT COPING STRATEGIES

Answer 18

1. EMOTION-FOCUSED COPING STRATEGIES
2. PROBLEM-FOCUSED COPING STRATEGIES

Question 19

HELP RELAX AND REDUCE FEELING OF STRESS: HELP TO MANAGE OR DIMINISH THE INTENSITY OF SYMPTOMS

Answer 19

EMOTION-FOCUSED COPING STRATEGIES

Question 20

HELP OR RESOLVE OR CHANGE A CLIENT’S BEHAVIOUR OR SITUATION OR MANAGE LIFE STRESSORS

Answer 20

PROBLEM-FOCUSED COPING STRATEGIES