Week 5 - Important Concepts Flashcards

1
Q

unpleasant emotion aroused by anticipation of awareness of impending danger

A

fear

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2
Q

emotion characterized by the apprehension or dread of a potentially life threatening or uncertain outcome

A

anxiety

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3
Q

Most common mental disorder type worldwide

A

Anxiety disorders

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4
Q

What do all anxiety disorders share as their core symptom?

What is the most important feature?

A

Excessive fear or anxiety

Client perceives symptoms as unacceptable to self

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5
Q

characterized by persistent and excessive anxiety and worry about occupational, social, and interpersonal situations or events that the individual finds difficult to control

A

GAD

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6
Q

What percentage of individuals will experience GAD?

A

10%

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7
Q

characterized by severe obsessions (repetitive, intrusive thoughts), compulsions (repetitive, ritualistic behaviours) or both

A

OCD

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8
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characterized by recurrent, unexpected ‘panic attacks’ and fear of triggering further attacks; typically accompanied by fear of death

A

panic disorder

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9
Q

discrete periods of fear or discomfort (10-30 minutes)

A

panic attacks

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10
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fear of situations in which escape is hard, or impossible

A

agoraphobia

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11
Q

pairing a somatic discomfort with impending panic attack – somatic symptom is the trigger

A

interoceptive conditioning

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12
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misrepresentation of mild physical sensations – get fear of death from this

A

catastrophic interpretation

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13
Q

What are the first lines of treatment for most anxiety disorders/

A

SSRIs and NSSRIs

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14
Q

Most management of anxiety disorders is done where?

A

in the community

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15
Q
PTSD history
Civil war
WWI
WWII
Vietnam War
A

Soldier’s heart/irritable heart
Shell shock
Battle fatigue
PTSD

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16
Q

What are the four symptom clusters of PTSD?

A

Re-experiencing - flashbacks
Avoidance - withdrawal from relationships
Negative cognitions in mood
Arousal - easily startled

17
Q

idea is that by doing this, prevents PTSD from developing in the first place

A

trauma treatment

18
Q

What are the components of trauma treatment?

A

Stabilization
trauma focused therapy
reconnection

19
Q

imagining that the trauma happened to someone else; removing yourself mentally from the situation

A

dissociative symptoms

20
Q

keep track of reality and desensitize triggers – way to bring the client back into the present moment using the senses

A

grounding

21
Q

goal is to be able to live in the present and not be stuck in the past

A

integration of traumatic memories

22
Q

associate traumatic memory with REM of sleep, create situation that while threatening when lived, now that the client is in the present moment, is less threatening

A

EMDR - eye movement desensitization and reprocessing

23
Q

o Approaching, designing and implementing care based on consideration of what the person has gone through

A

trauma informed care