Clinical Flashcards
(33 cards)
DSM-5 Categories
- Neurodevelopmental disorders
- Schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorders
- Bipolar and related disorders
- Depressive disorders
- Anxiety disorders
- Obsessive Compulsive and Related disorders
- Trauma and stressor-related disorders
- Dissociative disorders
- Somatic symptom and related disorders
- Feeding and eating disorders
- Elimination disorders
- Sleep-wake disorders
- sexual dysfunctions
- Gender dysphoria
- conduct disorders
- substance-related and addictive disorders
- Neurocognitive disorders
- personality disorders
- paraphiliac disorders
Cluster A personality disorders:
Cluster A: odd or eccentric behavior
-paranoid personality disorder: distrust, suspicion
-Schizoid personality disorder: detachment, small range of emotion
-Schizotypal disorder: eccentricity, disordered reality
Cluster B personality disorders:
Cluster B: dramatic or erratic behavior
-Antisocial personality disorder : disregard for the rights of others, absence of guilt
-Borderline personality disorder: Instability in relationships, emotions, impulsivity
-Histrionic: excess emotion and attention seeking
-Narcissistic: need for admiration, idea of superiority
Cluster C personality disorder:
Cluster C: characterized by anxious or fearful behavior
-Avoidant personality disorder: social inhibitions, hypersensitivity, feeling of inadequacy
-Dependent personality disorder: need to be taken care of, clingy
-obsessive compulsive personality disorder: excessive orderliness, control, perfectionism
Kinds of anxiety disorders:
-Panic disorders (can be accompanied by a mitral valve problem)
-Agoraphobia: fear of situation where panic may arise (crowds or leaving home)
-Phobia: intense anxiety anchored to a stimulus
-social anxiety disorder: fear of social situations, usually resulting in avoidance behavior
-Generalized anxiety disorder: excessive anxiety without a specific cause that occurs on more days than not
Panic disorder:
(can be accompanied by a mitral valve problem) recurrent panic attacks and persistent worry about the next attack
Agoraphobia
fear of situation where panic may arise (crowds or leaving home)
Phobia
intense anxiety anchored to a stimulus
social anxiety disorder:
fear of social situations, usually resulting in avoidance behavior
GAD
Generalized anxiety disorder: excessive anxiety without a specific cause that occurs on more days than not
pica
feeding disorder that results in eating non-nutritive materials (like glue or poop)
difference between external locus of control and learned helplessness
learned helplessness is a lack of TRYING because of strong external locus of control
degeneration of the basal ganglia associated with:
Huntington’s disease, parkinson’s, and tourettes
(movement disorders, dopamine)
bipolar 1 vs. bipolar 2
Bipolar 1: have at least 1 episode of mania
Bipolar 2: milder, hypomania and depression dominated
Klinefelter’s syndrome:
When a boy is born with an extra X chromosome, resulting in lower testosterone production and problems with producing sperm
sex-hormone related changes in middle age:
Women:
-perimenopause
Men:
-difficulty achieving erections
-declines in productions of androgens
Loss of bone mass
schizoaffective
like schizophrenia, but with a strong element of mood dysfunction (ie a lot of suicidal ideation because you believe you are a demon etc. )
schizotypal
personality patterns characterized by perculiarities and eccentricities in thinking, speech and behavior
schizoid
many neg aspects of schizophrenia, lack of emotional/social attachments
kinesthetic reception
“muscle memory” awareness of one’s body movement (good for complex dance routines)
conversion disorder
stress turned somatic
lengths of embryonic development:
germinal, embryonic, fetal
germinal: 1st 2 weeks of pregnancy
embryonic: week 2- 2nd month (8 weeks)
fetal: 2 months on.
risk factors for an SMI (severe mental illness)
youn adult age, female, biracial
REBT therapy is designed to:
help clients identify and eradicate irrational beliefs