Chapter 1: Mental Health and Mental Illness Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

mental and ________ health go hand in hand

A

physical

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2
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mental health WHO def
mental health is the state of well being in which an individual is:

A

able to realize his/ her own potential
cope with daily stress
work productively
contribute to the community

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3
Q

what is needed to have a mental illness

A

defined psych diagnosis

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4
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mental illness

A

alteration of mental health

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5
Q

mental illness is shaped by

A

culture
society

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6
Q

mental health continuum

A

pendulum that swings
there is a true middle griund

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7
Q

what is key to recovery

A

resilience

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8
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resilience

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effective at managing emotions, keeping out negative, self defeating thoughts

ability to bounce back/deal/cope

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9
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what are some social and economic circumstances that can either be a risk or protective factor

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family
school
peer groups
socioeconomic status
educational advancement

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10
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what are some environmental factors that can either be a risk or protective factor

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political climate
culture
social and economic polices

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11
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does mental health have large stigma around it

A

yes

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12
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what theory was the origins of mental illness

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nature vs nurture

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13
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what did nature vs nurture develop into

A

diathesis-stress model

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14
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diathesis-stress model
diathesis

A

biological predisposition

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15
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diathesis-stress model
stress

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environmental stress/trauma

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16
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what does diathesis-stress model say

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that most mental illnesses occur because of biological (nature) AND stressors (nurture), combination of both

17
Q

mental health parity act
parity meaning

18
Q

mental health parity act

A

if insurance pays for physical then they must provide equal treatment coverage for psych

19
Q

patient protection and affordable care act

A

coverage for most uninsured Americans through expanded medicaid eligibility

allowed people to be covered for mental health

20
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incidence

A

number of new cases in given time

21
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prevalence

A

number of cases regardless of when they began

22
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short duration disease (common cold), incidence and prevalence

A

high indigence
low prevalence

23
Q

chronic disease (diabetes), incidence and prevalence

A

low incidence
high prevalence

24
Q

what does epidemiology (incidence and prevalence) help us do

A

improve clinical practice
plan public health policies

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clinical epidemiology that examines health and illness at what level
population level
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clinical epidemiology allows us to look at groups of people and
define commonalities amongst symptoms
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DSM5
criteria for a diagnosis
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DSM5 provides a common language, what does this mean
medical appropriate language (everyone saying same thing)
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even at basic or advanced level, what is essential
patient advocacy
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what are some trends affecting the future?
educational challenges demand aging cultural diversity technology
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in diathesis stress, which is always present
always have diathesis
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incidence
new cases
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prevalence
all cases regardless when they started
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