anxiety disorders Flashcards

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models of stress

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biomechanical engineering
medicophysiological
psychological (transactional)

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psychological

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individual’s reaction to stress will depend on a balance between their cognitive processing of any perceived threat and perceived ability to cope

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Coping

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problem focussed
where efforts are directed toward modifying stressor
emotion focussed
modify emotional reaction. mental defence mechanisms
relaxation training

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Generalised Anxiety disorder

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persistent symptoms not confined to a situation or object
psychological arousa
autonomic
muscle tension
hyperventilation
sleep disturbance
no clear line between normal anxiety
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5
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physical conditions Ddx

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thyrotoxicosis

phaechromocytoma

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CBT

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identifyinh errors, reprocessing, reassessing responsibility
intuitively sensible
maintaning remision better than drugs

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Phobic Anxiety

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Same core features as GAD
only in specific circumstances
phobic avoidance

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phobias

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specific phobias
social phobia
agoraphobia

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social phobia

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inappropriate anxiety
in where person feels observed or could be critisied
restaurants
symptoms are any o the anxiety cluster mentioned above but blushing and tremor predominate

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OCD

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core features are experience of recurrent obsessional thoughts and or compulsive acts
occuring repeatedly not willed
unpleasant and distressing
usual key anxiety symptoms arise because of distress of the thoughts or attemps to resist
not helpful
often viewed as preventing some harm
viewed as pointless and resisted with key anxiety symptoms

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post traumatic stress disorder

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delayed and or protracted reaction to a stressor of exceptional severity
hyperarousal
persistent anxiety
irritability 
insomnia
vulnerability factors:
mood disorder
previous trauma especially a child
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management of PTSD

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trauma focused CBT if more severe symptoms

eye movement desensitisation

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