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What are the two diagnosis specific to trauma in the DSM?
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Acute stress disorder and PTSD
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What is the difference between acute stress disorder and PTSD?
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Acute Stress Disorder generally happens immediately after an event and last no more than 4 weeks. Anything lasting more than 4 weeks is considered PTSD. PTSD generally occurs within 3 months after the event but can also be delayed.
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What increases the risk that someone will develop PTSD?
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Prior exposure to trauma
disassociation during the trauma Intensity of the trauma Duration of the trauma proximity to the trauma lack of social supports pre-morbidity |
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What interventions are evidenced based and recommended for PTSD?
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CBT
Stress Inoculation Therapy EMDR Pharmacological Interventions - SSRIs |
