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Somatic symptom |
Preoccupation with health or appearance, physical complaints, no identifiable medical condition |
Physical symptoms but nothing is really wrong |
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Illness anxiety disorder |
Less concerned with physical symptoms but worried that illness is inevitable and sickness has arrived |
Not sick but think their sick |
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Conversion disorder |
Physical malfunctioning, such as paralysis, blindness, or difficulty speaking, without any physical or organic pathology |
Wake up and can't see or wake up and can't walk but your legs are fine |
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Fictitious disorder |
Intentionally produced symptoms in another person |
Faking or exaggerating an illness or injury |
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Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder |
Feeling disconnected from ones physical body |
Dreaming state |
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Localized dissociative amnesia |
Don't remember things around a traumatic event |
Can't remember things before and after a car accident |
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Generalized dissociative amnesia |
Don't remember things at any random time |
Can't remember what you did yesterday |
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Dissociative fugue |
Can't remember things around a traumatic event and causes flight |
See something that triggers a bad memory and you start to run |
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Dissociative identity disorder |
Adopt several new identities or "alters" |
Multiple personality disorder |
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Anhedonia |
No more pleasure in things you used to like to do |
Result of major depression |
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What is Aaron Beck's cognitive triad? |
1) life sucks 2) can't do anything about it 3) it will never improve |
Signs of suicide |
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What is persistent depressive disorder? |
Mild symptoms and you are able to function |
Also called dysthymia |
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What is double depression |
Regular depression with even worse depressive phases |
Dysthymia+major depression |
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What are atypical features? |
Oversleeping and over eating |
Weird features |
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What are atypical features? |
Oversleeping and over eating |
Weird features |
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What are catatonic features? |
Catalepsy |
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What is pathological grief? |
2 years of grieving |
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Premenstrual dysphoric disorder |
PMS on steroids |
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Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder |
Bipolar in children |
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Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder |
Bipolar in children |
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Bipolar 1 |
More serious depression |
Major depressive and manic tendencies |
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Bipolar 2 |
Milder bipolar |
Hypomania with less severe depression |
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Bipolar 2 |
Milder bipolar |
Hypomania with less severe depression |
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Cyclothymic disorder |
Less severe than bipolar 1and 2 but still have mood swings |
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Bipolar 2 |
Milder bipolar |
Hypomania with less severe depression |
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Cyclothymic disorder |
Less severe than bipolar 1and 2 but still have mood swings |
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Who is more likely to have bipolar disorder |
Females |
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Bipolar 2 |
Milder bipolar |
Hypomania with less severe depression |
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Cyclothymic disorder |
Less severe than bipolar 1and 2 but still have mood swings |
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Who is more likely to have bipolar disorder |
Females |
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Conduct disorder |
Not follow rules, hurting animals, hard ass behavior |
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What is the stress hormone released by the adrenal gland? |
Cortisol |
Stress hormones block neurons growth |
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What is the cause of depression? |
Interactions between serotonin, epheranepheran, and dopamine |
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Who came up with learned helplessness? |
Seligman |
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Who came up with learned helplessness? |
Seligman |
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What is the go to drug to fight depression? |
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (ssri) |
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What drug stabilizes mood? |
Lithium |
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What drug stabilizes mood? |
Lithium |
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What is just as affective as cognitive therapy in treating depression? |
Interpersonal psychotherapy |
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Who created social rhythm therapy?
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Ellen franks |
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What is the 11th leading cause of death? |
Suicide |
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Bulimia nervous |
Eating a lot then throwing up the food |
Ashamed of their problem and they are normal weight |
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Bulimia nervous |
Eating a lot then throwing up the food |
Ashamed of their problem and they are normal weight |
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Anorexia nervosa |
Refusing to eat |
Refuse treatment and severely under weight |
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What disorder commonly follows anorexia? |
Depression |
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What is amenorrhea? |
Women's period stops due to anorexia |
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What is a medication for bulimia? |
Prozac |
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What is binge eating disorder? |
Same as bulimia without throwing up. |
Can't stop eating |
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What are dyssomnias? |
How well you sleep |
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What are parasomnias? |
Strange things you do during your sleep |
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Hypersomnolence |
Over sleeping |
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Cataplectic attack |
Where you suddenly fall asleep |
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