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Psychiatric disorder vs physical illness Flashcards

1
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a diagnosable psychiatric condition can not be what?

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caused by a physical ailment

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what is an axis I evaluation?

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clinical disorders and other conditions that may be the focus of clinical attention

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what is an axis II eval?

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personality disorders and mental retardation: considered more long standing

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what is an axis III eval?

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general medical conditions: it may be causative, the result of a mental disorder or unrelated

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what is an axis IV eval?

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psychosocial stressors and environmental stressors: contribute to development or exacerbation of the disorder

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what is an axis V eval?

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global assessment of functioning scale: includes occupational, social and psychological functioning

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what is freud’s “eros” drive?

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creative

sex

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what is freud’s “thanatos” drive?

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destructive

aggression

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what are freud’s psychosexual phases?

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oral -1yr
anal -3yr
phallic -6yr
latency -12yr
genital -death
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what is the crisis of the oral stage?

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weaning

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what is the crisis of the anal stage?

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toilet training (become anal expulsive-messy, or anal-retentive-clean)

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what is the crisis of the phallic stage?

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castration anxiety causes them to focus their attention on women other than their mother

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what is the crisis of the latency stage?

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developing defense mechanisms

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what is the crisis of the genital stage?

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reaching full sexual development

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which part of the mind is responsible for “keeping the peace” between the ID and the SUPEREGO?

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ego

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which part of the mind dominates in ppl who are impulsive?

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the id

17
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which part of the mind dominates in ppl who are overly controlled?

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superego

18
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what is a defense mechanism?

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unconcious strategies the mind uses to protect itself from anxiety by denying and distorting reality in some way

19
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what is the problem with personality disorders?

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they are unwilling to part with their defense mechanisms (because they have worked)-use these mechanisms to extremes

20
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what is repression?

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putting feelings out of conscious awarenesss

21
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what is reaction formation?

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going to the polar opposite of doing what you intend to do-being homosexual in a conservative setting someone could become anti-gay

22
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what is projection?

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what is inside of you is projected onto other ppl. what you see in other ppl is what you don’t like inside yourself

23
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what is displacement?

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placing anxieties on other ppl

24
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what are potential adverse side effects of tricyclics?

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change in blood pressure
urinary retention
erectile dysfunction

25
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what are potential adverse side effects of MAOI’s?

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change in blood pressure

26
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what are the potential adverse side effects of antipsychotics?

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urinary retention

erectile dysfunction

27
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what GAF score is considered symptomless?

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81-100

28
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what GAF score is considered a danger to oneself or others?

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0-20

29
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which scale is used for tracking social progress?

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SOFAS

30
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which scale is used to evaluate defense mechanisms?

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DFS

31
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which scale is used to measure symptoms?

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Brief Psychicatric Rating Scale

32
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which scale is used to rate severity of depression?

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Hamilton Rating Scale HAM-D or HAM-A

Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)-good reliablity

33
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which scale is used in schizophrenic patients?

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Scales for the Assessment of Pos and Neg Sxs (SAPS, SANS)

34
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on the Beck scale, which score indicates depression?

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scores over 17-20

35
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on the Beck anxiety scale, which score indicates strong anxiety?

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36-63

36
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which scale gives good personality inventory?

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MN multiphasic personality inventory (good reliability and validity)

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