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| anxiety disorders that focus on physical symptoms |
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severe and prolonged pain that impairs functioning
the pain is caused by anxiety
often accompany depression |
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preoccupation of having a serious illness they are very educated in medicine they don't like being told there is nothing wrong
they believe every little physical problem means they have a serious illnesss
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| loss of physical function after a stressful event (paralysis, blindness, seizures) |
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| even though they have a massive loss of function they are very calm and act like it is no big deal |
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belief that the body is deformed or defective
person appears normal to everyone else |
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| done to self or by someone else; feigned an illness to get attention from health care providers |
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| depersonalization psychogenic amnesia psychogenic fugue dissociative identity disorder |
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| feels detached from themself; out of body experience |
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| loss of memory of a traumatic event |
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| when a person suddenly assumes a completely new identity: sudden unexpected travel, it lasts for a brief period of time, provoked by anxiety or a traumatic event |
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| dissociative identity disorder |
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existence of 2 or more personalities each personality becomes dominant at separate times
transition between personalities is sudden and associated with stress
have a severe abuse history
may wake up in a place they don't know where they are
may find cothes ina closet they dont recognize bc it is from a different personality |
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| panic state- highest level of anxiety recurrent panic attacks |
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| criteria for panic disorder |
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palpitations sweating trembling SOB feeling of choking chest pain N/V diarrhea dizziness
fear of losing control
chills
parasthesia |
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| panic disorder with agoraphobia |
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| sx of panic disorder but they also have a fear of being in places from which escape is difficult |
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| generalized anxiety disorder |
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chronic anxiety or worry for at least 6 months
somatic complaints but not panic attacks |
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panic disorder panic disorder with agoraphobia generalized anxiety disorder phobias
agoraphobia without panic disorder
OCD
PTSD |
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| when a person is afraid of something embarrassing happening or fear of being evaluated negatively |
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| post traumatic stress disorder |
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not an unrealistic fear or abonrmality
caused by highly traumatic event
SX: hallucinations, flashbacks, physiological arousal, hypervigilance, nightmares |
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| they regret or feel guilty of actions the did that caused harm to someone |
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| guilt that is a result of deliberate harmful action toward another person that involved a violation of trust (not neccessarily intentional) |
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when someone has more than one physchological disease process going on at once
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thoughts of suicide but without intent or action
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| verbal or written expression of intent but there is no action |
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| where they have actions and intent but it does not result in an injury; can result in a minor injury |
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| self directed actions that result in a major injury |
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| completed successful suicide |
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| when a person feels separated apart from the mainstream of society |
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| occurs in response to changes that occur in a person's life |
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| when a person feels excessively regulated with no personal freedom victims in an abuse situation, chronic disease process |
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| they commit suicide because of a belief of a group that they are in;exact opposite of egoistic |
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| the patient who is afraid of the thoughts and want them to go away |
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| they are comfortable with the thoughts |
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sex/gender age depression previous attempt ETOH rational thinking loss social support lacking organized plan
no spouse
sickness |
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