Depression
Schizophrenia
Anxiety disorder
PTSD and OCD
Mental illness
100

How would you define depression?

= common mental disorder

involves depressed mood or loss of pleasure or interest in activities for long periods of time

100
How would you define schizophrenia and what are its main symptoms?
= a psychotic mental disorder

- includes signs of psychosis = hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, speech, behavior, loss of normal functioning

100

Explain the best you can a term ANXIETY DISORDER in two words.

e.g. excessive fear

fear, overreacting

100

What does the shortcut PTSD stand for?

Post-traumatic stress disorder

100

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eating disorder

200

According to studies, who is more likely to deal with depression, women or men?

women

200

True or false? Doctors do not know the exact cause of psychotic disorder. Some examples of possible causes: genes, brain-development, exposure to stressors and trauma, other physical or mental illness

TRUE :-)

200

Explain: Panic Attack

sudden episode of intense fear that triggers severe physical reactions when there is no real danger (chest pain, difficulty breathing, trembling or shaking, racing heart, sweating, nausea…)

- happens during e.g. panic disorder

200

What is the cause of PTSD? Name 3 symptoms. 

cause - terrifying / stressful event

symptoms - Flashback, Nightmares , Severe anxiety , Uncontrollable thoughts about the event, Intrusive memories, Avoidance, Negative thoughts and feelings

200

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depression / seasonal depression

300

2 ways of how to treat depression

psychotherapy 

medication - antidepressants

300

Find 2 factual mistakes: A drug for schizophrenia is one of the cheapest drugs on the market. The patients are not hungry at all after taking this medication. Hallucinations tend to be an escape from reality for people suffering with schizophrenia.

Mistakes: cheapest - most expensive, are not hungry - are very hungry

300

What is agoraphobia?

Intense fear of becoming overwhelmed or unable to escape or get help, avoiding new places and unfamiliar situations

300

What does the shortcut OCD stands for? Explain what it is. 

Obsessive-compulsive disorder

- pattern of unwanted thoughts and fears = obsessions, Doing repetitive behaviors = compulsions Obsessions and compulsions get in the way of daily activities and cause distress, anxiety…

300

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schizophrenia / psychotic disorder 

400

Name 4 symptoms of depression

poor concentration, feelings of excessive guilt or low self-worth, hopelessness about the future, thoughts about dying or suicide, disrupted sleep, changes in appetite or weight, feeling very tired or low energy…

400

Tell us one or more ideas of what would you do, if you were to help a person who is experiencing a psychosis right now.

do not contradict - if the patient is mentally in some hallucination, it will not help to talk him out of it - you can suggest some ideas regarding his actual state

watch out for his safety - the person acts like he is in a different reality - he may be thinking he is going down the stair, but in reality he could be jumping from a bridge

if necessary, call an ambulance or profesional help


400

Name 4 examples of anxiety disorders.

GAD = generalized anxiety disorder, agoraphobia, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, specific phobias - arachnophobia, claustrophobia…

400

OCD - Name 4 themes of obsessions - compulsions

hygiene - washing and cleaning

Uncertainty – checking, planning

Order –ordering, counting

Thoughts about loosing control – following a strict routine

Unwanted thoughts – trying to replace a bad thought with a good thought

400

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OCD

obsessive-compulsive disorder

500

Depression is one of the mood disorders. Try to come up with 2 other mood disorders and briefly (1 sentence+) describe them. 

Bipolar disorder = lifelong mood disorder, intense shifts: in mood, energy levels, thinking patterns, behavior, they can experience mania (over-the-top level of activity)

PMDD = premenstrual dysphoric disorder =  7-10 days before menstruation, more serious form of PMS, caused by hormonal changes, symptoms: insomnia, anger, anxiety, depression…

DMDD = Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder = affects children and adolescents, frequent anger outburst and irritability out of proportion

other types of depression: ex: postpartum depression 

500

Act as a person who is experiencing a psychosis right now. Afterwards, the class will evaluate if you should get your points or not.

Key symptoms of being in a psychosis: 

do not think logically, behave unpredictably or inappropriately 

experience loss of normal functioning – stop expressing emotions, speak only certain phrases…

500

Choose someone from your team, that person is gonna pretend and act like he / she has some SPECIFIC phobia. The rest of the team has to guess the exact name of the phobia (e.g. not just fear of books). 

If correct - points go to the team

If not - other teams may guess and get the points

500

Unwanted / uncontrolled thoughts are symptoms of both - PTSD and OCD. Name specific examples of different unwanted thoughts that may occur during PTSD (2 examples) / during OCD (2 examples). - also explain the situation if necessary.

PTSD - unwanted thoughts - “I wish I reacted faster so that I saved those little kids.” “It wouldn’t happen if I wasn’t out so late.”

OCD - unwanted thoughts - “I really need to reorder my wardrobe again, there is a T-shirt that has a wrong position.” “Why do I want to drive in a middle of a street full of people?”

500

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1. PTSD = post-traumatic stress disorder 

2. postpartum depression


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