BPD Flashcards

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DSM for BPD

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behaviour devates from norm, dates back to adolescence, unusual interpretations, impairments in functions

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why is bpd highly reseachered

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10% sucide risk 50 times greater than normal population

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when is BPD diagnosed

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when there is a pervasive pattern of instability in relationships, self-image, and affects, beginning in early adulthood, present in variety of contexts

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who made the model of BPD

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Leichsenring et al 2011

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what is the model of BPD

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develops from genetic risk and adverse childhood, results in atypical neurobiology and personality functioning leads to affective and behavour dysregulation and disturbed relatedness

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what does bpd develop from

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genetic risk and adverse childhood

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what does genetic risk and adverse childhood result in

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atypical neurobiology and personality functioning

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what does atypical neurobiology and personality functioning result in

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affective and behavour dysregulation and disturbed relatedness

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study into atypical neurobiology

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Ruocco et al 2012

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what did Ruocco et al 2012 do

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meta-analysis of 11 studies comparing volume of hippocampus and amygdala in BPD v control

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what did Ruocco et al 2012 find

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bilateral smaller volumes in BPD

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problems with what did Ruocco et al 2012 did

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Presence/absence of other mental health problems and use of psychiatric med’s may have been important

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13
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who links childhood trauma and bpd

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ball and link 2009

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what did ball and link 2009 do

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reviewed evidence of Association of childhood trauma and bpd

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why can’t experiments be done to look at childhood trauma and bpd

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can’t randomly alocated PP

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what did ball and link 2009 find

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childhood trauma occurs before BPD, more childhood trauma more severe BPD

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biological intervention

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pharmacotherapy

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study for pharmacotherapy

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Lieb et al.’s (2010)

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what did Lieb et al.’s (2010) do

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systematic review of 27 RCT into meds v placebo

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what did Lieb et al.’s (2010) find for olanzapine anti psychotic

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small effect on mood, anxiety and psychotic symptoms

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what did Lieb et al.’s (2010) find for mood stabiliser

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some small effect on interpersonal problems and impulsivity

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what did Lieb et al.’s (2010) find for anti depressants

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only 1 trail out of 6 reported depressed mood reduction no evidence

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problem with Lieb et al.’s (2010)

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small samples, no follow up, 50% excluded suicidal PP

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DBT

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DBT involves a dialectic of the need to change and the need for acceptance,help manage emotions,Mindfulness
Distress Tolerance
Emotion Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness:

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why DBT not CBT
Lynch et al 2006 Unlikely to work with BPD patients. People with BPD hypersensitive towards criticism. People with BPD tend to respond badly to criticisms.
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may et al 2016 DBT involves
Skills training group. Individual psychotherapy. Telephone consultation.
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Cristea et al. (2017)
Recent meta-analysis 28 RCT investigating efficacy of psychotherapy for BPD
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Cristea et al. (2017) find?
sig effect of DBT
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Cristea et al. (2017) problem
not many follow ups lack of power