4 Basic Emotions

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SAD

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DEPRESSION
CRYING
SARROW
GRIEVING
EXTREME: SUICIDAL

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GALD

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HAPPY
SMILING
SATISFIED
LAUGHTER
EXTREME: MANIA

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MAD

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UPSET
FRUSTRATED
AGGRESSION
ANGER
EXTREME: HOMICIDE

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FEAR

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SCARED
WORRIED
ANXIOUS
PANIC
EXTREME: PHOBIA

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MOOD

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-OCCURS FOR MORE THAN 1 HOUR
-FLUCTUATION OF FEELINGS CAN BE CHANGED BYSELF.

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TEMPERMENT

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COMES FROM YOUR PERSONALITY

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FLOODED/TOXIC

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-NO CONTROL OVER EMOTIONS
-STATE OF PATHOLOGY
-YOU MAY NEED TX AND MEDS

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5 FACTORS THAT WILL INFLUENCE EMOTIONAL REACTION

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1)COGNITIVE APPRAISAL
2)MOTOR EXPRESSION
3)PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE
4)MOTIVATION/REDINESS TO ACT
5)SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE

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COGNITIVE APPRAISAL

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-IS KNOWLEDGE BASE
-PERCEPTION
-WORLD EXPOSURE
-MEMORY OF PAST EXPERIENCE
-CONCEPT OF CAUSE & EFFECTS
-CONSTANT REALITY BASE THINKING

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MOTOR EXPRESS

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-IMPORTANT TO OBSERVE AND RECORD
-USED SLOW TUNE MUSIC
-HANDS AND FACE IS THE HIGHEST INERVATED MS/MOTOR EXPRESSION
-EXPRESSION OF EMOTION IS PRIMARY A FACIAL EXPRESSION
-THE MOTOR EXPRESSION CAN INFLUENCE CAN INFLUENCE EXPRESSION OF EMOTION

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PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE

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-DRINKING COLD WATER
-DEEP BREATHING
-AFRAID
-COLD SWEAT
-RAPID HEARTBEAT
-FIST BEGINS TO CLINCH
-HYPER VENTILATION

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MOTIVATION/READINESS TO ACT

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-DRIVE PLEASURE FROM EXPLORATION
-SELF REGULATION-We emotional regulate our behavior with different techniques such as:
1) Self talk
2) Self distracted
3) Vocalization(Vocalize)
4) Manipulation of an object
5) Removing self from situation.

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SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE

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WHEN NON OF THE OTHER EMOTIONS REACTION SERVE TO EXPLAIN HOW EMOTIONS ARE CREATED.

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5 THINGS THAT MAKES UP EMOTIONAL INTELLEGENCY

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1) Knowing
2) Managing Emotion
3) Motivating self
4) Recognize emotions in others & act accordingly.
5) Can handle relationship

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What is Dementia?

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Is an impairment of short and long term memory as documented by the mental status examination.

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Characteristic of dementia:

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1.Change in cognition which is slowly starting and continuous.
2.Progressively debilitating
-Aphasias – speaking
-Agonsia - naming
-Aproxia - motor planning

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Delirium-

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change in cognition

-Acute onset , abrupt
-If u can id cause and remove it the person can get better

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Alzheimer-

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Most common type of dementia-60%

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Vascular Dementia-

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results from usually the caused of multiple small stroke. Damage from cerebrovascular system (blood vessels of the brain).

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Sleep Disorders

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Primary sleep disorder has abnormal problems in the sleep-wake cycle.

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Dyssomnias-

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disorder in the amount, quality or timing of sleep pattern 6hrs.

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Type of Dyssomnias

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A)Insomnia – No/difficulty sleeping
B)Hyperinsomnia- 24hrs sleeping
C)Narcolepsy- Falling a sleep unexpectedly.

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3.Parasomnias-

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abnormal behaviors or psychological events associated with sleep. Eg. Sleep walking, nightmare.

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Sexual Disorder

Types:

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1.Sexual Dysfunction
2.Paraphilias
3.Gender identity

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Sexual Dysfunction

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Anything that related to abnormal sexual response.

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Paraphilias

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Sexual arousal in response to abnormal stimuli eg. Objects, children

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Types of Paraphilias

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A.Pedophilia: arousal only by thinking about a child.

B.Fetishism: any objects/anything not normal eg. Collecting shoes, underwear etc.

C.Voyeurism: watching of porn

D.Necrophilia: sex with the dead

E.Sadism/Masochism: sex with pain using chains, whips etc.

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Gender Identity

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Is a conflict between biological sex and their gender identity. Eg. A female feeling like a male.(transsexual).

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Childhood Disorders

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Mental Retardation- -Significant limitation in 2/more adaptive skills (ADL’s)

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Characteristics:

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-Has to be diagnosed in childhood
- Pickup information slowly
-Duration is life (Axis II)

4 kinds of mental retardation

1. Mild
2. Moderate
3. Severe
4. Profound

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Mild mental retardation-

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pt’s are educable
-they can learn up to six grade level
-IQ of 70

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Moderate mental retardation

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–55-50 to 40-35
- are trainable
-they can learn if you teach them, however they will not learn to read and write.

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Severe mental retardation

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– 40-35 to 25-20
-sever mentally retarded
-very deficient in any kind of survival skills
-they can learn some survival words such as water, peepe, mama, dada etc.

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Profound mental retardation

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- < 20
-very minimum response to external environment
-bedridden
-haven’t learn how to walk
-teach caregiver to manage pt

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Mental retardation characteristics

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-occurs in about 1-3% of population
-if born to older mothers
-lack of oxygen to brain (CP)
-mechanical injury to the brain
-post-natal trauma

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Disruptive Behavior Disorder-

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avoiding/limitation in appropriate places.

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Opposition Defiant Behavior-

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is recurred pattern of
negative, hostile, defiant behavior such as:

1.Irritable temper
2.Argumentative
3.Annoying
4.Blaming
5.Refusal
6.Resentful
7.Vindictive

Occurs under the age of 16.

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Conduct Disorder-

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Persistent and repetitive pattern of behavior in which the rights of others and society norms are violated or broken.

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Given to child when 3 criteria present in past yr and 1 criteria in last 6 mths.

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1.People- animal: killing of animal

2.Property-objects: breaking in someone’s car or home

3.Norms-rules: running away from home, breaking curfew.

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Conduct disorder continuum

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Mild--- Mod ----- Severe

10% of General population

50% of Juvenile delinquency has conduct disorder

75% diagnose ADHD

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Disorder of Elimination

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Repeated voiding or elimination in inappropriate place.

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Eneuresis:

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Voiding of urine after age 5, action do happen at least twice a week for 3mths after age of 5.

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Encopresis:

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Passage of feces after age of 4. At least one event a month for at least 3mths in a row.

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Personality Disorders (Axis II)-

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Extremes of personality traits that cause functional impairment or distress.

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Axis II:

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Disorders that have lifelong pattern of adaptation with no period of remission.

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3 Clusters of Personality Disorders:

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Cluster A
Cluster B
Cluster C

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Cluster A:

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Paranoid, Schizoid, & Schizotypal disorders.

Characterized as: Odd or peculiar behavior.

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Cluster B:

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Antisocial, Borderline, Histrionic and Narcississtic disorders.

Characterized as: Flamboyantor dramatic behavior

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Cluster C:

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Avoidant, Dependent, Obsessive Complusive

Characterized as: Anxiety or fear

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PARANOID PERSONALITY DISORDER:

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a. Long standing
b. Suspiciousness
c. Mistrust of people in general.
d. They are often hostile, irritable and angry.

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SCHIZOID PERSONALITY DISORDER:

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a.Lifelong pattern of social withdrawal.
b.Discomfort with human interaction
c.Introversion
d.Constricted affect are noteworthy

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SCHIZOTYPAL PEROSNALITY DISORDER:

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a.Strikingly odd or strange
b.Magical thinking
c.Peculiar ideas
d.Illusions
e.Derealization are part of this person’s everyday world.

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ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER:

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a.Continual antisocial
b.Criminality acts, but id not synonymous with criminality
c.Inability to conform to social norms that involves many aspects of pt’s adolescent & adult development
d.They have no regards for safety or feelings of others
e.They lack remorse

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BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER:

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a.Extraordinarily unstable affect, mood, behavior, relationships and self image.
b.Often fear abandonment
c.Paranoid or dissociative
d.Recurrent self-destructive or self mutilating behavior may be threatened or carried out.
e.Symptoms may approach schizophrenia

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HISTRIONIC PERSONALITY DISORDER:

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a.Characterized by colorful, dramatic, extroverted behavior in excitable emotional persons
b.Flamboyant presentation
c.Is often an inability to maintain deep, long-lasting attachments.

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NARCISSISTIC PERSONALITY DISORDER:

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a.Heightened sense of self-importance and grandiose feelings that they are unique in some way.

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AVOIDANT PERSONALITY DISORDER:

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a.Extreme sensitivity to rejection which may lead to socially withdrawn in life.
b.Not asocial and show a great desire for companionship but are shy.
c.Need unusually strong guarantees of uncritical acceptance
d.Have inferiority complex.

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DEPENDENT PERSONALITY DISORDER:

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a.Subordinate their own needs to those of others.
b.Get others to resume responsibility for major areas in their lives.
c.Lack self-confidence
d.May experience discomfort when alone for more than a brief period.

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OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE PERSONALITY DISORDER:

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Characterized by:
a.Emotional constriction
b.Orderliness
c.Perseverance
d.Stubbornness
e.Indecisiveness
The essential feature is:
a.Pervasive pattern of perfectionism and flexibility.

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PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE:

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a.Native attitude and passive resistance

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Treatment of Personality Disorder:

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Like with those of anxiety, are usually seen in conjunction with other disorders and the focus of treatment is similar.