Eating Disorders
These two things make Anorexia and Bulimia similar
What is a focus on weight and shape and what is bingeing and purging?
Delusions, Hallucinations, & Disorganized speech/disorganized thinking describe these symptoms of Schizophrenia.
What are positive symptoms?
These two personality disorders have the largest body of research behind them?
What is BPD and ASPD?
These are the 4 groupings that encompass the symptoms for all SUDS
What is
Impaired control
Social impairment
Increased Risk of Harm
Physiological addiction
Childhood Disorders Can Be Split Up Into These Two Categories
Internalizing Versus Externalizing
Bulimia Nervosa and Anorexia Nervosa typically develop after this.
What is a diet?
This is the most common type of hallucination.
What is auditory hallucinations?
These two words are the most critical words in the general diagnostic criteria for Personality Disorders.
What is enduring and inflexible?
You see high rates of this with substance use disorders.
What is relapse?
Difficulty completing activities of daily living and independent activities of daily living is the definition of what, as it relates to neurocognitive disorders
Common antecedents to a binge are (name 2)
What is negative affect and interpersonal stressors?
This group of symptoms are associated with a poorer prognosis.
This is the typical age of onset for Personality Disorders?
What is adolescence?
This is the treatment that would likely be used for someone who doesn't recognize that their substance use is having negative consequences on them and their life
What is Motivational Interviewing?
This is the most common type of dementia
What is Alzheimer's disease?
Name one evidenced based treatment for Eating Disorders
What is CBT-E?
High expressed emotions in families has been linked to relapse in this disorder.
What is Schizophrenia
The new model of Personality Disorders is referred to as what?
What is a a hybrid dimensional categorical model
These are the 4 components of an SUD formulation?
What is external antecedents, internal antecedents, contingencies, social support?
These are 4 ways in which therapy with children is different than adults
rewards
play
work with environment
less abstract
This misconception about eating disorders has caused many diverse individuals to not get appropriate and needed treatment for their EDS.
A patient complains of the following visual hallucinations: Flashing lights, shadows, and other indistinct perceptions. Which diagnosis might you consider.
What is a substance induced psychotic disorder?
The combination of a biological predisposition to emotional sensitivity plus an invalidating environment leads to what.
What is emotion disregulation?
Assessing for the presence of these symptoms is very important, as it can be life saving.
What are withdrawal symptoms?
This main goal of this treatment is to improve the parent-child relationship
What is PCIT?