Lecture 4 Flashcards
1
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What is sensory modulation?
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- Works by changing how a person feels though sensory input
2
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Benefits of sensory modulation
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- Reduce need for restraint and seclusion
- Support self-regulation skills and foster trust and rapport building between client and therapist
- Support a recovery-oriented approach
3
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Factors that impact on infant mental health
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- Parental
- substance use, depression, poor family functions, levels of parental warmth and control - Infant
- temperament and self-regulation - Environment
- economic, nutrition, access to resources, stress
4
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Types of externalising disorders
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- ODD
- CD
- ADHD
5
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Types of internalising disorders
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- Anxiety
- OCD
- Depression
6
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What are pervasive developmental disorders?
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- Characterised by specific delays in social, communicative and cognitive development
7
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Types of PDD
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- ASD
- Rett syndrome
8
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Mental health disorders of adolescence
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- psychotic disorders
- externalising/conduct disorders
- internalising/emotional disorders
9
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Types of psychotic disorders in adolescence
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- Drug induced psychosis
- Brief reactive psychosis
- Bipolar
10
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Diagnoses seen in inpatient units
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- Tourette
- ASD
- Anorexia
- Psychotic disorders
11
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Why do some children need hospitalisation?
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- Risk - to self and others
- Monitoring - for change of medication (e.g.)
- Risk - in the family situation
- To interrupt patterns of behaviour
12
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Goals of admission
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- Regain control of their lives in achieving their highest level of function
13
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Benefits of admission
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- Social: friendship, belonging, compassion, feedback
- Psychological: confidence, self-concept
- Physical: fitness, fine and gross motor skills
- Educational/cognitive: problem solving, value
14
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OT role areas
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- Self care
- Leisure
- Productivity
