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29. Depersonalization Disorder?
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a. Characterized by persistent or recurrent feelings of detachment from one’s self, environment (derealization), or social situation.
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30. DSM for Depersonalization Disorder?
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a. Persistent or recurrent experiences of being detached from one’s body or mental processes.
b. Reality testing remains intact during episode. c. Causes social/occupational impairment, and cannot be accounted for by another mental or physical disorder. |
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31. Note: Transient sx of depersonalization are common in normal people during times of stress.
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31. Note: Transient sx of depersonalization are common in normal people during times of stress.
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32. 2 Common comorbidities w/ Depersonalization Disorder
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a. ↑ incidence of comorbid anxiety and major depression.
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33. Course and prognosis of Depersonalization Disorder?
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a. Often chronic (w/either steady or intermittent course), but may remit w/out tx.
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34. Tx of Depersonalization Disorder?
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a. Antianxiety or SSRIs to tx associated sx of anxiety or major depression.
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35. Dissociative disorder NOS?
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a. Primary dissociative disorders that share characteristics but do not meet the other specific categories are included here.
b. Many of these disorder include cultural components and are very unlikely to be seen in the wards. |
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36. DSM example of Dissociative disorder NOS?
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a. Dissociative disorder presentations w/out 2 or more states.
b. Primary derealization c. Cultural-bound dissociative trance disorders d. Loss of consciousness, stupor, or coma not due to medical conditions e. Ganser syndrome (the giving of approximate answers to simple questions such as how many legs do you have). |
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37. Ataque de nervois?
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a. A culturally bound trance disorder common in Puerto Rico that consists of convulsive movements, fainting, crying, and visual problems.
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38. Complete
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38. Complete
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