This Ability Flashcards
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Loss/abnormality of psychological, anatomical function
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Impairment
2
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Restriction or inability to perform an activity
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Disability
3
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Inability to participate in life situations
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Handicap
4
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framework describing facets of human functioning that may be affected by health condition
Language for describing health
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ICF FRAMEWORK
5
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Previous lifestyle, coping skills, sense of control, personality
Pre, Co, SOC, pre
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Internal
6
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Emotional support, self-esteem, financial support, knowledge about disability
Eh, So,Fck, K
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External
7
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Shock, disorganization, depression
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Initial
8
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Defense mechanism, unrealistic expectations
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Denial
9
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Seeking ways to avoid the situation
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Bargaining
10
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Seeking ways to avoid the situation
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Bargaining
11
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normal initial reaction to anxiety, fear of losing control
A
Internalize anger
12
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anger directed toward external entities or people
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Externalize hostility
13
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PT should be aware of the psychological needs of the patien
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Early stage
14
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prepares patients for reintegration to society
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Middle stage
15
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patient must construct and adapt to changes when discharged, integrate with community
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Body image
16
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by actions or feelings
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Acting out
17
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meeting needs of others
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Altruism
18
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excessive daydreaming
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Autistic fantasy
19
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failing to recognize consequences
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Denial
20
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exaggerated negative qualities to others/self
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Devaluation
21
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finding what was lost from others
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Displacement
22
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detaches, spaces out
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Disassociation
23
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hihingi ka advise, di ka naman makikinig
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Help rejecting
24
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amusement to lighten mood
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Humor
25
over/under estimation
Idealization
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- int. Reasoning rather than emotion
Intellectualization
27
postpones emotion
Isolation
28
- “special powers” possession
Omnipotence
29
undesirable impulses
Projection
30
unreasonable
Rationalization
31
opposite extreme for unacceptable impulses
Reaction formation
32
exclusion of painful thought
Repression
33
“all good or all bad”
Splitting
34
“dissatisfied sex life, repairs home, while wife is out”
Sublimation
35
goes for vacation, then fears failure. So, inisip yung school works”
Suppression
36
makakabawi sa pag bigay ng regalo” - pag-bawi
Undoing
37
Paralysis of legs
Polio
38
Subjectivity to disability
Behavioral,cognitive,decisional,informational,retrospective
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SOMEONE AVOIDS A FACT BY LYING.
Denial of fact
40
A DIRECT STATEMENT SHIFTING CULPABILITY AND MAY OVERLAP WITH DENIAL OF FACT
Blaming
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AN ATTEMPT TO MAKE THE EFFECTS OR RESULTS OF AN ACTION APPEAR TO BE LESS HARMFUL THAN THEY MAY ACTUALLY
Minimizing
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WHEN SOMEONE TAKES A CHOICE AND ATTEMPTS TO MAKE THAT CHOICE LOOK
OKAY DUE TO THEIR PERCEPTION OF WHAT IS "RIGHT" IN A SITUATION.
Justifying
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INVOLVES A PERSON'S AVOIDING THINKING ABOUT OR UNDERSTANDING THE HARMS OF HIS OR HER BEHAVIOR HAS CAUSED TO SELF OR OTHERS
Denial of impact
44
PEOPLE USING THIS TYPE OF DENIAL WILL AVOID
PAIN AND HARM BY STATING THEY WERE IN A DIFFERENT STATE OF AWARENESS (SUCH AS ALCOHOL OR DRUG INTOXICATION OR ON OCCASION MENTAL HEALTH RELATED): THIS TYPE OF DENIAL OFTEN OVERLAPS WITH DENIAL OF RESPONSIBILITY.
Denial of awareness
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MANY WHO USE THIS TYPE OF DENIAL WILL SAY THINGS
SUCH AS,
"IT JUST HAPPENED". DENIAL OF CYCLE IS WHERE A PERSON AVOIDS LOOKING AT THEIR DECISIONS LEADING UP TO AN EVENT OR DOES NOT CONSIDER THEIR PATTERN OF DECISION MAKING AND HOW HARMFUL BEHAVIOR IS REPEATED
Denial of cycle
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INVOLVES THOUGHTS, ACTIONS AND BEHAVIORS WHICH BOLSTER CONFIDENCE THAT NOTHING NEEDS TO BE CHANGED IN ONE'S PERSONAL BEHAVIOR
Denial of denial
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REACTIVE RESPONSE OF BEREAVEMENT FOR IMPENDING DEATH, SUFFERING. OR THE LOSS OF BODY FUNCTION
Depression
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NEUROCHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CHANGES HAVE ALL BEEN IDENTIFIED AS RISK FACTORS FOR
Depression
49
• ASSOCIATED WITH SELF BLAME
•A MANIFESTATION OF SELF-DIRECTED BITTERNESS AND RESENTMENT:
• SIGNS INCLUDE MANIPULATION, SABOTAGE, AND PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR
Internalize anger
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IS ANGER DIRECTED TOWARD OTHER PEOPLE OR OBJECTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND IS AN ATTEMPT TO RETALIATE AGAINST FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS
Externalize hostility
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PATIENTS WHO EXPRESS ANGER AGGRESSIVELY
NEED THE HELP OF THE ENTIRE TEAM TO REDIRECT THEIR ANGER INTO PRODUCTIVE THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITIES THAT FURTHER THEIR REHABILITATION
GOALS
Externalized hostility
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(ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OR RECONCILIATION)
Cognitive substage
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•(ACCEPTANCE OR ASSIMILATION),
Cognitive substage
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•(FINAL ADJUSTMENT, ADAPTATION, OR RECONSTRUCTION)
Behavioral substage
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THE FINAL PHASE IN ADAPTATION AND INVOLVES THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW WAYS OF INTERACTING
SUCCESSFULLY WITH OTHERS AND ONE'S ENVIRONMENT
Adjustment
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THE SPECIFIC FEELINGS AND THEIR LEVEL OF INTENSITY REFLECTIVE OF EACH STAGE
Affective
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THE MENTAL OPERATIONS AND THOUGHT PROCESSES INHERENT IN EACH STAGE
Cognitive
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THE OBSERVABLE, BODILY OR VERBAL, ACTIVITIES IN WHICH THE PERSON ENGAGES AT THE TIME
Behavioral
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THE PERIOD DURING WHICH THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE ARE MORE STRONGLY FELT BY THE PATIENT
Posttraumatic rehab
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THE INDIVIDUAL DEALS WITH EMOTIONAL CONFLICT OR INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL STRESSORS BY ACTIONS RATHER THAN REFLECTIONS OR FEELINGS.
Acting out
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THE INDIVIDUAL DEALS WITH EMOTIONAL CONFLICT OR INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL STRESSORS BY DEDICATION TO MEETING THE NEEDS OF OTHERS.
Altruism
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FAILING TO RECOGNIZE OBVIOUS IMPLICATIONS OR CONSEQUENCES OF A THOUGHT, ACT, OR SITUATION:
Denial
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THE INDIVIDUAL DEALS WITH EMOTIONAL CONFLICT OR INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL STRESSORS BY ATTRIBUTING EXAGGERATED NEGATIVE QUALITIES TO SELF OR OTHERS.
Devaluation
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A CHANGE IN THE OBJECT BY WHICH AN INSTINCTUAL DRIVE IS TO BE SATISFIED: SHIFTING THE EMOTIONAL COMPONENT FROM ONE OBJECT OR IDEA TO ANOTHER.
Displacement
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SPLITTING OFF A GROUP OF THOUGHTS OR ACTIVITIES FROM THE MAIN PORTION OF CONSCIOUSNESS; COMPARTMENTALIZATION.
Dissociation
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THE INDIVIDUAL DEALS WITH EMOTIONAL CONFLICT OR INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL STRESSORS BY COMPLAINING OR MAKING REPETITIOUS REQUESTS FOR HELP THAT DISGUISE COVERT FEELINGS OR HOSTILITY OR REPROACH TOWARD OTHERS, WHICH ARE THEN EXPRESSED BY REJECTING THE SUGGESTIONS, ADVICE, OR HELP THAT OTHERS OFFER.
Help-rejecting complaining
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THE INDIVIDUAL DEALS WITH EMOTIONAL CONFLICT OR EXTERNAL
STRESSORS BY EMPHASIZING THE AMUSING OR IRONIC ASPECTS OF THE CONFLICT OR STRESSORS.
Humor
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OVERESTIMATION OF THE DESIRABLE QUALITIES AND UNDERESTIMATION OF THE LIMITATIONS OF A DESIRED OBJECT.
Idealization
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THE INDIVIDUAL DEALS WITH EMOTIONAL CONFLICT
OR INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL STRESSORS BY THE EXCESSIVE USE OF ABSTRACT THINKING OR THE MAKING OF GENERALIZATIONS TO CONTROL OR MINIMIZE
DISTURBING FEELINGS.
Intellectualization
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THE SPLITING-OFF OF THE EMOTIONAL COMPONENTS FROM A THOUGHT.
Isolation
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THE INDIVIDUAL DEALS WITH EMOTIONAL CONFLICT OR INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL STRESSORS BY FEELING OR ACTING AS IF HE OR SHE POSSESSES SPECIAL POWERS OR ABILITIES AND IS SUPERIOR TO OTHERS.
Omnipotence
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ATTRIBUTING ONE'S THOUGHTS OR IMPULSES TO ANOTHER PERSON.
IN COMMON USE, THIS IS LIMITED TO UNACCEPTABLE OR UNDESIRABLE IMPULSES.
Projection
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OFFERING A SOCIAlLY ACCEPTABlE AND APPARENTLY MORE OR LESS LOGICAL EXPLANATION FOR AN ACT OR DECISION ACTUALLY PRODUCED BY UNCONSCIOUS IMPULSES: THE PERSON RATIONALIZING IS NOT INTENTIONALLY INVENTING A STORY TO FOOL SOMEONE ELSE, BUT INSTEAD IS MISLEADING SELF AS WELL AS THE LISTENER:
Rationalization
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GOING TO THE OPPOSITE EXTREME:
OVERCOMPENSATION FOR UNACCEPTABLE IMPULSES.
Reaction formation
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THE INVOLUNTARY EXCLUSION OF A PAINFUL OR CONFLICTUAL THOUGHT, IMPULSE, OR MEMORY FROM AWARENESS. THIS IS THE PRIMARY EGO DEFENSE MECHANISM
Repression
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THIS TERM IS WIDELY USED TODAY TO EXPLAIN THE COEXISTENCE WITHIN THE EGO OF CONTRADICTORY STATES, REPRESENTATIVE OF SELF AND OTHERS, AS WELL AS ATTITUDES TO SELF AND OTHERS: OTHER INDIVIDUALS OR THE SELF IS PERCEIVED AS ALL GOOD OR ALL BAD.
Splitting
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ATTENUATING THE FORCE OF AN INSTINCTUAL DRIVE BY USING THE ENERGY IN OTHER, USUALLY CONSTRUCTIVE ACTIVITIES. THIS DEFINITION IMPLIES ACCEPTANCE OF THE LIBIDO THEORY: THE EXAMPLES DO NOT REQUIRE IT. SUBLIMATION IS OFTEN COMBINED WITH OTHER MECHANISMS, AMONG THEM AIM INHIBITION, DISPLACEMENT, AND SYMBOLIZATION.
Sublimation
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USUALLY FISTED AS AN EGO DEFENSE MECHANISM BUT ACTUALLY THE CONSCIOUS ANALOG OF REPRESSION; INTENTIONAL EXCLUSION OF MATERIAL FROM CONSCIOUSNESS. AT TIMES, SUPPRESSION MAY LEAD TO SUBSEQUENT REPRESSION:
Suppression
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AN ACT OR COMMUNICATION WHICH PARTIALLY NEGATES A
PREVIOUS ONE.
Undoing
