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Mental Illnesses are NOT
-character flaw
-associated with violence
-something one can snap out of
-mental retardation
Mental Illnesses ARE
-influenced by social environment
-influenced by genetics
-can be treated with medication and therapy
-co-morbid
-lack of chemicals in the brain
DSM IV - TR
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual number 4, text revision
Issuses with hospitalization
-two types
-reasons
involuntary, voluntary
-harm to self
-harm to others
-sincerly wants and needs medical attention
Depression: Characteristics
sad, hopeless, irritable, loss of interest
Depression: Causes
Social environment
biological
Depression: Prevalance
10% of US has it
half dont get treatment
women are twice as likely
Depression: Treatment
congnitive behavioral therapy
medication
ECT (electro convulsive therapy)
Bipolar Disorder: Types
Mania
Depression
Bipolar Disorder: Characteristics
Mania - aroused/excited
Depression - sad, empty
Bipolar Disorder: Prevalance
over 2 million americans
begins before 35
equal men and women
co-morbid with drugs
Bipolar Disorder: Treatment
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Medication
ECT
Schizophrenia
psychotic brain disorder
no cure
hard time ingergrating in society
Schizophrenia: Symptoms
Hallucinations
Delusions
Schizophrenia: Types
Paranoid - delusional, people are out to get them
Catatonic - imobile, unresponsive, waxy flexability
Disorganized - incoherant, jumbled speech, emotionless, may not be able to perform daily activities
Undifferentiated - has symptoms but doesnt fit into other categories
Schizophrenia: Causes
Genetic
Brain - chemistry, abnormalities
Viruses
Schizophrenia: Treatment
Meds
Pyschosocial Therapy
Hospital
ECT
Schizophrenia: Prevalence
2.2 million americans over 18
Sexual Disorders: Types
Exhibitionism - exposing themselves
Voyuerism - peeping tom
Sexual Disorders: Treatment
intensive psychotherapy
Down Syndrome: Facts
3 copies of 21st chromosone
Down Syndrome: Symptoms
low muscle tone
upper pointed eyes
small stature
crease across palm of hand
cognitive delays
Down Syndrome: Life Expectancy
decreased life expectancy
has improved to about 60 years old
much diversity with the disability
Down Syndrome: Leisure Considerations
Atlantaoaxial Instability
let them choose - dont segregate
consider feelings
Down Syndrome: Prevalence
1 / 733 babies
after 35 - 1 in 350
after 45 - 1 in 30
Autism: Characteristics
lack of awareness
lack of social play
inability to verbally communicate
cant establish friendships
routine and repetative
Autism: Causes
unknown - symptoms before age 3
Autism: Aspergers Symptom
like a mild form of autism
behave differently
Autism: Leisure Coniderations
get advice
be aware of their routine
respect
set structure
Epilepsy: Prevalence
almost 2 million americans
Epilepsy: Stats
men more likely then women
60% dont know they have it
Epilepsy: Causes
birth issues, genetic, brain tumor, infection, head injury, stroke
Epilepsy: Seizures
Not all related to epilepsy
2+ unexplained seizures
Epilepsy: Seizures: Types
Grand Mal - loss of consciousness
Petit Mal - unresponsive, but look conscious
Stroke: Causes
Happens when a portion of the brain doesnt receive enough blood
Stroke: Symptoms
sudden weakness or numbness
dizziness
loss of vision, speech
nausea, headache
Stroke: Forms
Cerebral thrombosis - blood clot travels from brain artery to brain
Cerebral embolism - blood clot from another part of the body
Cerebral hemmorage - busting blood vessel
Stroke: Stroke 101
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Arthritus: Stats
1 in 7 people 1 in 3 families
3x more in women
over 100 types
37 million people need treatment
Arthritus: Types
Osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid
Arthritus: Leisure considerations
constant exercise to reduce pain
weather can affect pain
Cerebral Palsy: Characeristics
inhability to control motor functions
Cerebral Palsy: Causes
caused by damage to motor part of brain before or shortly after birth
Cerebral Palsy: Types
Spastic - stiff muscles and permenantly contracted
Dyskinetic - involuntary, slow, twisting movements
Ataxic - loss of balance and sense of direction
Cerebral Palsy: Leisure Considerations
work with differences
slow and easy
prone to falls
lack of coordination
Multiple Sclerosis: Causes
progressive disease that affects the central nervous system
Multiple Sclerosis: Stats
between 15-50 starts 20-29 typically
Multiple Sclerosis: Characterisitcs
numbness and tingling
cognitive problems
remission after haveing improvements
Multiple Sclerosis: Leisure Provision
remission may occure
assistive devices
Muscular Dystrophy: Causes
hereditary disease that progressively degenerates and weakens voluntary muscles
Muscular Dystrophy: Leisure Aspects
tire easlily
slower movements
easier to opperate touch based
much-needed benefit
Poliomylitis: Causes
acute infection of central nervous system
results in paralysis
Poliomylitis: Stats
300,000 people infected
there is a new vaccine
TBI: Impact Injury
moving object hitting stationary head
TBI: Motion Injury
sudden acceleration of brain against the skull
TBI: Stats
2 million head injuries per year
TBI: closed head
injury doesnt fracture skull
TBI: open head
entry of something through skull and into brain
TBI: impairments
physical, cognitive, and psychosocial impairments
Spinal Cord Injuries: Stats
450,000 people in US
10,000 new each year
---80% males between 16 and 30
Spinal Cord Injuries: Causes
Trauma
Disease