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Physiology Flashcards

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Trust vs. Mistrust
Stage of Life?

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Infants

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Trust vs. Mistrust
What is?

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Caregivers will meet infants basic needs

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Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt
What Stage?

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Toddlers

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Autonomy vs.Shame & Doubt
What is?

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Toddlers begin to develop independence, autonomy, & self-control

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Initiative vs. Guilt
What Stage?

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Preschoolers

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Initiative vs. Guilt
What is?

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Children begin to look for new experiences
Assertiveness
Dependability
Creativity
Personal Achievement

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Industry vs. Inferiority
What Stage?

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School Ages

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Industry vs. Inferiority
What is?

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Children need recognition for accomplishments to gain reinforcement & build self-confidence

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Identity vs. Role Confusion
What stage?

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Adolescents

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Identity vs. Role Confusion
What is?

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Adolescents begin to figure out where they fit in,
Figure out direction of life

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Intimacy vs. Isolation
What Age?

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Young Adults

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Intimacy vs. Isolation
What is?

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Young Adults begin to think about partnerships
Marriage
Family
Career

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Generativity vs. Stagnition
What stage?

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Middle Adults

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Generativity vs. Stagnition
What Is?

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Adults continue raising children,
Becoming Grandparents
Modeling Future Generation
And Serving the Community

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Ego Integrity vs. Despair
What Stage?

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Older Adults

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Ego Integrity vs. despair
What is?

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Older adults begin retiring
Volunteering
Health begins to become a concern
And a Sense of self-worth

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Depression
What is? S&S? Tx?

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Mood Disorders from imbalance of brain chemicals

Extreme Sadness, Fatigue, Lethargy, Hopelessness, and lowered motivation

Managed with therapy, healthy lifestyle, and medications

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ADHD
What is? S&S? Tx?

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Chronic condition impacting childhood & later adult life

Lowered regular attention, Hyperactivity, and most common in boys

Medications & Behavior Therapy’s

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Anxiety
What is? S&S? Tx?

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Extreme feeling of sorrow & fear

Uncontrolled levels of stress, Increased HR, and consumed by worry

Therapy, Healthy lifestyle, and medication

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PTSD
What is? S&S? Tx?

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Resulting from traumatic event,

Lowered concentration & sleep, changes to reactions, and avoidance of loved ones and events

Psycho-therapy , exposure therapy, & medication

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PTSD
Most common in?

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War Veterans
Physical, Emotional, and Sexual Abuse
Loss of Loved ones

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Environmental Stressors
What are they? Examples? Dealing With?

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Situations that cause stress that makes obstacles to prevent achieving goals
ENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS

Theft, Death of a loved one, vandalism, MVA, Physical assault

People deal with these based on their perception, experiences, & resources

23
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Socioeconomic Stressors
What are they? Examples?

A

Financial Situations that cause stress

Job Loss, Medical Bills, Vehicle Repair, Debt

24
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Physical Disability
Legality? Examples?

A

Medical Offices are required to have handicap accessible equipment,

Marked Parking, ramps, Accessible Bathrooms

25
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Developmental Delay
First Step, Things to do

A

First step is to determine how a patient communicates & at what level they can comprehend

Ask patient to clarify if you don’t understand what is being said, and always address the patient first

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Illness & Disease
Should Understand? Provide?

A

People are under a lot of stress, so show empathy & ask how you can help

Make sure patient is provided all of the services they need

27
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Office Organization
3 Ways to allow for Mobility

A

Clear Pathway of obstructions for wheelchairs

Allow for accommodations ready upon PT request

Allow for material to be high enough, for easy access by wheelchair bound people

28
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Apathy

A

Lack of Interest

29
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Compensation

A

Balancing Failure with Accomplishments

30
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Conversion

A

Making Anxiety into a symptom

31
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Denial

A

Avoiding big Changes

32
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Displacement

A

Dedication of emotions from one to another

33
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Dissociation

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Disconnection of emotional importance

34
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Identification

A

Taking Characteristics from someone to oneself

35
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Intellectualization

A

Analysis of situation w/ facts not emotions

36
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Introjection

A

Taking thought from others

37
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Physical avoidance

A

Staying away from big event places/peoplePo

38
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Projection

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Putting bad onto someone else

39
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Rationalization

A

Making negative seem reasonable

40
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Reaction Formation

A

Belief in opposite of one’s feelings

41
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Regression

A

To act more child like

42
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Repression

A

Elimination of unpleasant emotions

43
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Sarcasm

A

Use words to have opposite meaning, to be funny

44
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Sublimation

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Rechanneling unpleasant behaviors, by doing the opposite

45
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Suppression

A

Voluntary blocking unpleasant by doing good to clear your mind

46
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Undoing

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Doing a symbolic gesture after doing an unacceptable behavior

47
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Verbal aggression

A

Verbal attack w/ out addressing original intent of conversation

48
Q

5 Stages of Grief
Mnemonic? What are they?

A

DAB on DA hoes

Denial
Anger
Bargain

Depression
Acceptance

49
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Denial
What is? What you do?

A

Grieving person will not believe what is going on,

Support the patient w/out reinforcing the denial

50
Q

Anger
What Is? What you do?

A

Grieving person may aim feelings of hostility to others

Help them understand that being angry is normal

51
Q

Bargain
What is? What you do?

A

Bargaining person may begin to try and make deals

Listen w/ intention and encourage pt to express their feelings

52
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Depression
What is? What you do?

A

Grieving person may become sad, lonely, and helpless as reality kicks in

Convert support & understanding, giving referrals to support groups

53
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Acceptance
What is? What you do

A

Grieving person accepts loss, and starts making plans to move on w/ life

Offer encouragement, Support, and Education to PT and their family

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