Nc 5 Behavioral Responses To Life Stresses

Front 1

Name the 6 behavioral responses to life stresses

Back 1

Affective responses
Anxiety responses
Responses associated w/ altered thought processes
Aggressive responses
Disruptive responses
Dysfunctional coping behviors

Front 2

Affective Responses can be divided into 3 categories name them

Back 2

Grief responses
Depressive responses
Bipolar responses

Front 3

Name the steps in the grief cycle

Back 3

1. Denial
2. Anger
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance

Front 4

Name the theorist that outlined the grief cycle

Back 4

Kubler-Ross

Front 5

Name the types of depressive disorders

Back 5

1. Dysthymic disorder
2. Major Depressive disorder
3. Seasonal Affective Disorder
(SAD)
4. Postpartum depression

Front 6

Name the types of bipolar responses

Back 6

1. Bipolar disorder
2. Mania
3. Depression
4. Cyclothymia

Front 7

Name the 3 major divisions of anxiety disorders

Back 7

1. Basic Anxiety disorder
2. Dissociative Anxiety disorder
3. Somatoform Anxiety disorder

Front 8

Name Basic Anxiety disorders

Back 8

1. Generalized Anxiety disorder
2. PTSD
3. Panic disorder
4. OCD
5. Various Phobic disorder

Front 9

Name the two subcategories of Dissociative Anxiety Disorders (DAD's)

Back 9

1. Dissociative Identity
disorder (a.k.a. multiple
personality disorder)
2. Dissociative Amnesia

Front 10

Name the types of Somatoform Anxiety disorders

Back 10

1. Conversion Disorder
2. Hypochondriasis
3. Ulcerative Colitis
4. Male Erectile disorder

Front 11

Name the types of altered thought processes

Back 11

1. Delusions
2. Hallucinations
3. Paranoid Behavior
4. Autistic behavior & autism
5. Schizophrenia
6. Delirium
7. Congnitive disorders

Front 12

Define Delusions

Back 12

Are false and generally persistent beliefs of feelings that a person holds in the face of all evidence to the contrary.

Front 13

Define Hallucinations

Back 13

Are apparent perceptions or sensations that are not present in reality.

Front 14

Define Paranoid Behavior

Back 14

a persistent belief that one is being persecuted or falsely accused by others.

Front 15

Define Autism

Back 15

Is a type of altered thought process that is characterized by self-absorption.

Front 16

Define Schizophrenia

Back 16

is a major mental disorder that is characterized by a separation between one's emotion and one's thought process.

Front 17

Name the positive symptoms of schizophrenia

Back 17

Delusions
Hallucinations
Disorganized thought
Incoherent speech
Paranoia
Odd or bizarre behaviors
Inappropriate affect

Front 18

Name the negative symptoms of schizophrenia

Back 18

Flat affect
Alogia
Lack of close relationships
Short attention span
Poor grooming
Anhedonia
Avolition
Depression

Front 19

Name the types of schizophrenia

Back 19

Catatonic
Paranoid

Front 20

Name the symptoms of Catatonic Schizophrenia

Back 20

Either increased psychomotor activity of psychomotor retardation
Echopraxia
Echolalia
Clang Association
Mutism

Front 21

Name the symptoms of Paranoid Schizophrenia

Back 21

Auditory hallucinations
Delusions of persecution
Extreme and irrational suspicions
Argumentativeness
Use of projection

Front 22

Define Delirium

Back 22

is an acute and usually reversible response to stress, physical injury, or some other precipitating condition

Front 23

Name the types of Cognitive disorders or Dementias

Back 23

1. Dementia of Alzheimers type
(DAT's)
2. Vascular Dementia
3. AIDS dementia
4. Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome
5. Huntington's Chorea
6. Parkinson's Disease

Front 24

Name the test that is widely used in assessing dementia

Back 24

Folstein Mini Mental Status Exam

Front 25

The characteristic plaque and tangle formation of Alzheimer's disease in also apparent in older people with

Back 25

Down's syndrome

Front 26

Name the stage's of Alzheimer's disease

Back 26

Stage I S&S include anxiety as well as mild and short-term memory loss, esp. w/ regard to recent events
Stage II S&S include more profound memory loss and even greater changes in personality
Sundowning is seen
Stage III Is considered the terminal stage

Front 27

Name the S&S in Stage I

Back 27

Anxiety
short term memory loss
Impaired judgment
Increased inability to learn new things
Difficulty with reasoning
Beginning of personality changes
Early self care deficit

Front 28

Name the S&S in Stage II

Back 28

Aphasia
Anomia
Apraxia
Agnosia
Delusions
Hallucinations
Paranoia
Sundowning
Depression
Catastrophic reactions
Incont of B&B
Advanced self-care deficit

Front 29

Name the S&S in Stage III

Back 29

Seizure Activity
Hallucinations
Delusions
Difficulty swallowing
Complete self-care deficit

Front 30

Name the categories of Aggressions disorders

Back 30

1. Self-destructive behaviors
2. Aggressive behaviors directed
at others

Front 31

Name the self-destructive behaviors

Back 31

1. Suicide
2. Substance Abuse
3. Eating disorders
4. Self mutilation

Front 32

__________ is currently the 9th most common cause of death in the USA

Back 32

Suicide

Front 33

Name the 2 common tests used to screen for alcholism

Back 33

CAGE
MAST

Front 34

What does MAST stand for

Back 34

Michigan Alcohol Screening Test

Front 35

What does CAGE stand for

Back 35

C Consumption and desire to cut
down
A Annoyance when alcohol use is
criticized by others
G Guilt associated with
alcohol use
E "Eye openers" or use of
alcohol in the morning