Mental Health exam 1
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- Panic disorder
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BOTH:
1.) recurrent unexpected panic attacks
2.) at least ONE has been followed by 1 month or more of one (or more) of the following:
a.) persistent concern about having another
b.) worry about implications
c.) significant change in behavior related to attacks - panic attack
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FOUR of more of these develop abruptly, reach peak w/i 10 mins:
-palpitations
-sweating
-trembling
-SOB
-feeling of choking
-CP
-nausea
-dizzy
-derealization
-fear of losing control/going crazy
-fear of dying
-parestesias
-chills/hot flashes - generalized anxiety disorder
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-anxiety for more days than not for at least 6 MONTHS about multiple events
-difficult to control worry
-3 or more of following (only 1 in children):
restlessness, fatigued, difficulty concentrating, irritability, muscle tension, sleep disturbance
-not confined to features of Axis I - PTSD
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1. exposed to traumatic event
-witnessed event involving death or threatened death or serious injury, or physical threat to self or others
-response = fear, horror, helplessness
2.) traumatic event persistently reexperienced
3.) persistent avoidance of stimuli
4.)persistent symptoms of increased arousal
5.)duration more than ONE MONTH
6.) clinically significant distress (criteria for all of these) - OCD
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-either obsessions OR compulsions
-recognizes they are unreasonable
-marked distress, are time consuming, interfere w/ life
-obsessions/compulsions not restricted to axis I if another axis I disorder present
-not due to drugs (criteria for all of these) - obsession
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1.)recurrent persistent thoughts, impulses, images,
2.)impulses not simply excessive worries
3.)person attemps to ignore them or neutralize them w/ another thought/action
4.) recognizes thoughts are product of their own mind - compulsion
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1.) repetitive behaviors or mental acts person feels driven to perform in response to obsession
2.)acts aimed at reducing stress or preventing an event - Somatization
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-before 30 y/o
-4 pain symptoms
-2 GI symptoms
-1 sexual symptom
-1 pseudoneurological symptom (not limited to pain- conversion symptoms)
-cannot be fully explained by med. condition
-if there is a medical condition, complaints are in excess of what is expected
-symptoms are NOT intentionally produced or feigned - hypochondriasis
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-preocupation w/ fears of having or the idea that one has a serious disease
-persists despite reassurance
-belief is not of delusional intensity
-at least 6 MONTHS
-presents w/ fear and concern rather than dramatic symptoms
-most have comorbid disorders - major depressive episode
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5 or more (w/ one being depressed mood of loss of interest)during the same 2 week period:
-depressed mood
-loss of interest(anhedonia)
-weight loss/gain, appetite change
-insomnia/hypersomnia
-psychomotor agitation/retardation
-fatigue
-feelings of worthlessness
-diminished ability to think/concentrate
-suicidal thoughts - major depressive disorder
- 2 or more major depressive episodes
- Dysthymic disorder
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-depressed mood for most of the day for more days than not for the past 2 years
-never w/o symptoms for more than 2 mo. at a time
2 OR MORE OF:
-poor appetite/overeating
-insomnia/hypersomnia
-fatigue, low NRG
-low self-esteem
-poor concentration/indecisive
-feeling hopeless - double depression
- someone w/ dysthymic disorder who has a major depressive episode w/i the 2 year period
- manic episode
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3 OR MORE:
-gradiosity
-need less sleep
-more talkative/pressured speech
-racing thoughts
-distractibility
-inc. goal-directed activity
-excessive involvement in pleasurable activities - 5 Axes
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I. Major mental illness
II. Personality disorder, development/intellectual disorders
III. Medical problems
IV. Stressors
VI. GAF- number b/t 0-100 - ADHD
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-6 or more symptoms of inattention for at least 6 months -OR-
-6 or more symptoms of hyperactivity/impulsivity for at least 6 months
-some symptoms present B4 the age of 7
-symptoms present in 2 or more settings - autism
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6 TOTAL
-at least 2 social interaction
-at least 1 communication
-at least 1 repetitive behavior
-delays in at least ONE of the following areas prior to age 3--> language, social interaction, symbolic/imaginative play - social interaction
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-nonverbal behavior impairment
-no peer relationships
-lack of seeking to share enjoyment ("show and tell")
-lack of reciprocity - communication
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-delayed or no spoken language
-won't sustain convo
-repetitive use of language
-lack of make-believe play - diff b/t asperger's and autism
- Asp is later onset (5-6 yrs), motor impairment, NO delays in language
- Asperger's
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-at least 2 social interaction impairment
-at least 1 restricted pattern
-NO delay in language
-No delay in cognitive development, age-approp self help skills (except social interaction), curiosity abt environment
-can look like schizo but that presents at 18-25 not early childhood - PDD's
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-autism
-rett's disorder
-childhood disintegrative disorder
-asperger's
-PDD NOS - conduct disorder
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3 or more w/i the past 12 months and at least ONE w/i the past 6 months:
-destruction of property
-deceitfulness, theft
-serious violation of rules
-aggression to people/animals** (not in ODD) - ODD
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at least FOUR of the following lasting at least 6 months:
-loses temper* (don't see in conduct disorder)
-argues w/ adults
-defies/refuses to comply
-deliberately annoys people
-blames others for probs
-easily annoyed "touchy"
-angry/resentful
-spiteful/vindictive - separation anxiety
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3 or more for at least 4 weeks/ B4 age 18:
-distress when sep anticipated
-worry about losing/harm
-worry that bad event will lead to sep
-won't go to school
-reluctance to be alone
-reluc/refuse to go to sleep w/o person being there
-repeated nightmare a/b sep
-complaints of physical symp when sep occurs or is anticipated - looseness of assoc
- jump w/ no connection b/t subjects
- flight of ideation
- jump w/ a little connection b/t 2 subjects
- depressive disorders due to
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serotonin and NE
-dysfunc in prefrontal cortex, limbic system, hypothalamus, brain stem - HPA overactive in which 2 conditions
- anxiety and depression- elevated cortisol levels