Final Exam- Module 6 Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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Define Well-Being

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An overall state or feeling of comfort, being happy and healthy.

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2
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Give 3 examples of mental health aspects

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Psychological, Emotional and Social.

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3
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What are the 3 determinant domains of mental health?

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Biological, Social, Psychological.

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4
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Physical health, genetic vulnerabilities and drug effects are examples of:

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Biological factors

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5
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Relationships at school, with friends and family are examples of:

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Social Factors

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6
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Coping skills, compassion, self-esteem are:

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Psychological Factors

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Give 2 examples of Distal Risk factors for mental health issues.

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Family history of mental disorders, Early abuse/neglect/trauma

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Give 3 examples of Proximal Risk Factors for mental health issues.

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High perceived stress, sleep problems, reduced social support, lack of regular exercise, substance use.

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What are 3 examples of Distal Protective Factors?

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Secure attachments, nurturing and compassionate relationships in childhood, safe and secure home environment.

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What are 3 examples of Proximal Protective Factors?

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Healthy coping strategies
Social Support/Feeling of belonging
Good Sleep Hygiene
Lack of Substance use issues
Healthy study/work life balance
security and stability

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What are the 3 S’s?

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Sleep
Stress
Self-regulation

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12
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Define Stress

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a state of emotional strain or unease. A response to demanding situations

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Define Sleep

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A state of body and mind characterized by altered or reduced consciousness.

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14
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Define Self-regulation

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control over thoughts, behaviours and emotion to respond appropriately to the context of a situation.

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15
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What does grey matter contain?

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Cell bodies and synapses

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What does white matter contain?

17
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Where is grey matter located?

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In the cortex

18
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Cortical grey increases in adolescence. T/F?

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The process of losing grey matter is called?

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synaptic pruning

20
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which part of the brain goes through the most dramatic change in adolescence?

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The pre frontal cortex

21
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White matter increases how much per year in adolescence?

22
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grey matter decreases how much per year in adolescence?

23
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What are 3 examples of healthy coping strategies?

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Hobbies and Recreation
Monitoring emotional health and stress levels
mindfulness
practicing good sleep hygiene

24
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Negative changes in what 3 areas are indicators of a possible mental health concern?

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Feelings
Behaviours
Thinking

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What are 4 negatives changes in thinking that could indicate a possible mental health concern?
Poor-Concentration Being overly self critical Pessimism Thoughts of self-harm overly worried/preoccupied
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What are 3 areas that white papers on mental health services have highlighted as being important?
Stepped care model with evidence based care at each leveL Single accessible point of entry for all services First contact point is therapeutic and supportive