Stress-Related D/o Flashcards
____-____% of acute stress d/o lead to PTSD
25-30%
What is an acute stress d/o resultant from? (x3)
Exposure to actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual violation, in 1+:
Direct experience or witnessing in person, events occurring to others
Learning about something violent or accidental happening to a loved one
Extreme or repeated exposure to aversive details of traumatic events (1st responders, child abuse investigators, crime scene investigators)
T/F: Media exposure does not apply as an acute stress d/o, unless the exposure is work-related
True
To be dx’d with an acute stress d/o, at least __(#)__ sx must be present for ___-___ days
Presence of at least 9 of the following sx, for 3-30 days
What are the 5 categories of stress d/o sx?
Intrusion, Negative, Avoidant, Dissociative, Arousal
What are 4 examples of Intrusion sx?
Intrusive Thoughts or Memories
Recurrent dream/nightmare (>2x)
Flashbacks (dissociative sx)
Intense psychological distress to environmental reminders/cues
What is an example of a negative mood sx?
Anhedonia
Describe what avoidance sx could be characterized by?
Avoiding reminders/distressing memories/ thoughts/feelings related to the event
What are some examples of dissociative sx?
Derealization or Depersonalization
Cannot remember important aspects of trauma (not due to meds/substance, TBI)
What are some examples of arousal sx? Which sx is seen specifically in pts with PTSD?
Insomnia
Irritable behavior + angry outbursts w/ little or no provocation
Hypervigilance, problems w/ concentration
Exaggerated startle response (seen specifically in PTSD)
What is the dx of Unspecified Trauma/Stressor Related D/o dependent upon? In what setting is this diagnosis usually made?
Characteristic sx predominate, do not meet criteria for another d/o, info/context is missing
Provisional dx pending further eval, usually used for acute presentations in ER
To have a dx of other specified stressor related d/o, characteristic sx must predominate, and the patient does not meet criteria for _________ d/o. These pts will have a delayed onset of adjustment sx for ____ months of stressor, and prolonged duration of sx _____ months after stressor.
Trauma/Stressor Related d/o
Delayed onset of adjustment sx >3 mo of stressor, prolonged duration (sx >6 mo after stressor)
Two examples of “other specified stressor related d/o” include _____ and _____
Culture-Bound Syndromes (Ataque de nervios or Koro), Persistent Complex Bereavement
Reactive attachment d/o, otherwise known as Disinhibited social engagement d/o, is a dx of individuals ____ y/o, and is characterized by what?
<18 y/o (pediatric dx)
Reflections of Relational Trauma (especially in the 1st year of life)
Typically occur in contexts of early life neglect
Seen in some children w/ frequent changes in caregivers (foster care), extended placements in institutional settings
Reactive attachment
Reactive attachment is characterized by what two qualities?
Minimal social/emotional responsiveness
Disturbed interpersonal relatedness