Mental Health: Frameworks

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Primary intervention

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interventions that promote mental health or reduce the incidences of illness

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Secondary intervention

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seeks to reduce the prevalence of illness by early detection and treatment of mental illness

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tertiary intervention

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interventions that reduce the severity, disability, or residual impairments resulting from mental illness.

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norepinephrine

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may help control mood

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dopamine

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controls decision-making ability and pleasure

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seratonin

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controls pain, sleep, and appetite

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GABA

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controls anxiety

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Axis 1

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Major clinical disorders

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Axis 2

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mental retardation
personality D/O

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Axis 3

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General Medical disorders

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Axis 4

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psychosocial and environmental problems
stressors (mild-moderate-severe)

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Axis 5

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Global assessment of functioning (1-100)

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inner peace, tranquility

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self-actualization 5

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achievement, master, reputation, prestige

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esteem, status 4

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belongingness, love

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social affection 3

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stability, free from fear and anxiety, certainty

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safety security order 2

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food drink warmth

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physiological needs 1

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milieu therapy

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providing a supportive and nurturing environment

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birth-18 months erikson

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trust vs. mistrust

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18mo-3 years erikson

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autonomy vs shame

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3-6yrs

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initiative vs guilt

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6-12yrs erikson

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industry vs inferiority

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12-20 years old erikson

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identity vs role confusion

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20-30 yo erikson

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intimacy vs isolation

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30-65 yo erikson

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generativity vs stagnation

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65-death erikson

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ego integrity vs despair

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psychoanalysis

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go deep into childhood

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psychotherapy

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less intense and less deep, should be a part of outpatient

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cognitive therapy

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challenge the negativity

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Behavioral modification

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consequences for inappropriate behavior and rewards for good behavior

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therapeutic groups

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groups that go into issues

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201

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agree to inpatient treatment
72 hour notice

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302

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involuntary

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criteria for admission for 302

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inability to care for self, threat to suicide, threat of homicide, mutilation of self

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how long is a 302 in the hospital

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atleast 5 days

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length of 303

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20 more days

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length of 304

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90 more days

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length of 305

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180 more days

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ethics

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right or wrong

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values

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personal beliefs

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rights

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things we are entitled to

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beneficence

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doing good

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nonmaleficence

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do no harm

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autonomy

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self sufficient independent

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justice

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fairness

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veracity

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truth telling

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reveal aspects of case resulting in harm

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breach of confidentiality

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communication that is malicious and false

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defamation of character

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libel

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written defamation

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slander

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verbal defamation

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mandated reporter

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care providers must report suspected or actual abuse