Unit 15 Flashcards

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Abnormality

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-contrast to typical- development, behaviour, health
-criteria- deviance, distress, maladaptive

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History of mental illness

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superstition, organic cause, compassion care, medicalization

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Medical model- what kicked it off was syphilis

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Physical illness- range in severity, duration (flu vs. cancer)
Mental illnesses- range in severity, duration, anxiety, phobia

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Criticisms mental illness

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-very black and white
-categorical groups- focus on distributions, clinical cut (discontinue treatment)
-reactive not proactive- make board categories and labels who should get care and who shouldn’t

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Diagnosis

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  • DSM-5- cant say it represents mental health in a global sense
    -what is not a disorder? psychotic, insane
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Criticism of diagnosis

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  • socially constructed
    -symptom focused
    -changing labels
    -has tried to change when theres cultural shifts but not quick enough
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Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)

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chronic, high-level, unspecific to a certain event, cannot function ideally

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Panic disorder

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recurrent panic attacks, physiological intense, heart,breathing, eyesight, muscles, occur suddenly

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Phobias

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specific/overwhelming fears, persistent and irrational, real or imaginative
Interpersonal- public speaking, being kidnapped
Physical harm, animals, places

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Phobias

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specific/overwhelming fears, persistent and irrational, real or imaginative
Interpersonal- public speaking, being kidnapped
Physical harm, animals, places

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Social anxiety

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excessive anticipation and distress, concerned abt embarrassing themselves, at least 6 months

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PTSD

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long term trauma, uncontrollable flashbacks, reliving experience

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Obsessive compulsive disorder

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-obsessions, uncontrollable intrusions, persistent, long lasting

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Hoarding disorder

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distress over losing items no matter their value or use, clutter infers with life

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Mood related disorders

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cause emotional distress, by sadness and hopelessness, biological factors and life events

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Major depression disorder

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MOOD-persistent feelings of sadness, irritability, anger and brooding, ruminations, hopelessness biological vs situational

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Bipolar disorders

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MOOD-depression and mania/hypomania - extreme mental state swings and delusions

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Eating disorders

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-most dangerous mental health disorder in the DSM
-severe disturbances- preoccupation with weight
-personality
-learned behaviour

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Anorexia nervosa

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  • tensense fear of gaining weight- dangerous food restrictions, amenorrhea, osteoporosis, cardiac arrest, hair loss
    -most fatal mental illness
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Bulimia nervosa

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-binge eating, purging behaviour, intense guilt and impulsivity, self-esteem, dental health, gastrointestinal health, cardiac arrest

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Orthorexia

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severe food restriction, not based on body-image, not other medical conditions, malnourished

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Binge eating disorders

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rapid eating, guilt and embarrassment, large potions than typical, until uncomfortably full

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Manias

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-intense pleasure, gratification- socially unacceptable, dangerous and harmful
-pyromania- setting fire

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Schizophrenia

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split mind
-delusions (cognitions)
-hallucinations (sensations)
-blunted emotions, empathy
-social withdrawal, low self care skills deteriorated thought, disorganized speech,

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Dissociative disorders

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Dissociative amnesia- dissociative fugue, loss of name, memory
Dissociative identity- multiple personalities, unaware of eachother
Trauma and stress

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Personality

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-extreme, inflexible, personality traits, highly maladaptive
criticisms- Milder version of other disorders, clinical cut offs

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Narcissistic personality

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-can run side by side with antisocial
maladaptive obsession with self
preoccupation with self
grandiose delusions
intolerant to criticism

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Borderline personality

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much more visible and good treatments
unstable and impulisve
self image, mood, relationships
distress intolerance, low self esteem

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Developmental disorders

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childhood onset- language, intelligence, learning

30
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Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder

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inattention
hyperactivity- impulsive

31
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Autism spectrum disorder

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-social interaction and communication
eye contact, social cues
non literal meanings
repetitive or restricted interests
rigidity in routine
hypersensitivity
biological- neurological connections