Understanding And Treating Mental Health Problems Flashcards

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Aetiology

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The origin or cause of a disorder

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Prehistorical understandings of mental health

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Possession by evil spirits and demons

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Prehistorical mental health “treatments”

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Trephination, exorcism

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Hippocrates

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Father of modern western medicine who developed the concept of the 4 humors

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Hippocrates thought that mental health disorders were

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Like any other disease of the body; brain pathology, head trauma, genetics

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Galen

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Hippocratic-Galenic Approach; humoral theory of disorders

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Sanguine

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Cheerful, optimistic, insomnia, delirium

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Phlegmatic

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Sluggish, apathetic, calm

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Choleric

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Hot tempered

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Melancholic

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Depressed

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Choleric is associated with

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Yellow bile

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Melancholic is associated with

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Black bile

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Phlegmatic is associated with

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Phlegm

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Sanguine is associated with

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Blood

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Yellow bile is associated with

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Liver

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Black bile is associated with

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Spleen

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Phlegm is associated with

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Brain

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Blood is associated with

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Heart

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Top left corner of humoral theory of disorders

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Hot

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Top right corner

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Wet

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Bottom left corner

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Dry

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Bottom right corner

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Cold

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Humoral theory of disorders treatment

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Regulate environment to restore balance; change in diet; bloodletting; immersion in cold water

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Middle Ages continued early ideas such as humors, and they

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Recognized the role of environmental factors

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Middle Ages treatment for mental health
Bleeding, purging, whipping
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Influence of the church in the Middle Ages
Madness as a moral failing, seen as evidence of witchcraft or possession by the devil
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Church treatments of mental health issues in the Middle Ages
Exorcism, fasting, prayer
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First asylums house
The mentally ill during the Middle Ages
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Humanism
Worldview emphasizing human welfare originated from the Renaissance
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Rise of humanism was caused by the
Decline of supernatural explanations for mental illness
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Asylums had _____ and ____ conditions
Very harsh, inhumane
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Pinel
Unchained inmates and advocated moral guidance and humane techniques based on individual needs
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William Tuke
Established the York retreat in England and created the County Asylums Act of 1845
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William Tuke
Established the York retreat in UK
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Dorothea Dix
Mental Hygiene Movement that reforming asylums and improving conditions
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Richard von Kraft Ebing
Link between General paresis and syphilis
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Emil Kraepelin
Importance of brain pathology in mental health disorder, developed the system for classifying symptoms to discrete disorders or syndromes, and measured effects of drugs on disordered behavior
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According to the medical model, behavior is affected by changes in
Brain/nervous system
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Mental health problems viewed in same way as
Physical illness
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The medical model created the dichotomy between ____ and _____ states
Normal and disordered
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The medical model theory created the implications that _____ factors are primary in development of disorder
Biological
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The medical model created the implication that the diagnosis is treated and not the
Individual
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Role of therapy in the medical model
Psychological problems result from physical problems -> change physical state
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Medical model therapies
Drug therapy, electroconvulsive therapy, psychosurgery
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Why do we classify mental health problems
Same diagnosis, treatment, and research internationally
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Issues with diagnosis and classification
Reliability and consistency of judgement because the boundaries between disorders can be unclear
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Cross cultural inconsistencies
Issue with diagnosis and classification where the ethnicity of diagnosing physician influences diagnosis
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What is considered normal in one society
Might not be in another
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Culturally bound syndromes
Conditions that are specific to a certain place/culture/group
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25 culturally bound syndromes are listed in the DSM 4 but the DSM 5 considers culture related diagnostician issues for each condition and listing 9
Cultural concepts of distress
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Benefits of receiving a diagnosis
Able to understand what’s going on, guides decisions for treatment plan, facilitates access to service and support
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Downsides to receiving a diagnosis
Labeling, stigma, and self fulfilling prophecy
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Dimensional approach
Mental health disorders exist on a spectrum
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An alternative to the medical model must make no dichotomy between _____ and ____ states
Normal and disordered
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An alternative to the medical model must consider _____ and _____ factors
Social and psychological
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An alternative to the medical model must make the ____ the focus of the treatment
Individual
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An alternative to the medical model must consider _______ interventions as primary treatment
Non pharmacological