PTSD
One possible re-experiencing symptom.
What is... Intrusive memories; Nightmares; flashbacks; intense/prolonged psychological distress at exposure to internal or external cues; physiological reactions to internal or external cues?
The acronym "ACEs."
What is Adverse Childhood Experiences?
First line of treatment for children and adolescents with PTSD.
What is TF-CBT?
The human brain finishes developing in...
What is the third decade of life?
What is the difference between the DSM-IV and DSM-5 criteria?
What is a three-factor model vs. a four-factor model?
A high score predicts...
What is... Adult risky behaviors; issues with health and disability in childhood?
This type of trauma increases risk of PTSD.
What is Type II trauma?
The human brain begins developing at...
What is 2 weeks after conception?
The three domains required for the ICD-11 diagnosis.
what is re-experiencing, arousal, avoidance?
The three areas assessed in the ACE questionnaire.
What is neglect, abuse, and household difficulties?
Effective in treating Type I trauma.
What is EMDR?
Postnatal development relies heavily on...
What is environment?
The four domains required for diagnosis in the DSM-5.
What is re-experiencing, avoidance, negative mood/cognitions, alterations in arousal?
Adults who experienced 4 or more ACEs have a 12 times more prevalent rate of...
What is... alcoholism; drug use; depression; suicide attempts?
Based on emotional processing theory.
What is Prolonged Exposure?
Development of the brain ends with...
What is the prefrontal cortex.
What else is required for a diagnosis of Complex PTSD?
What severe impairments in affect regulation, interpersonal relationships, and negative self-concept?
According to Weber (2022), children who experienced ACEs had an increased risk for...
What is taking prescription medication?
Treatment occurs ___ after a traumatic event.
What is one year or more?
In children exposed to maltreatment, research has found decreased volume in...
What is the hippocampus; amygdala; prefrontal cortex?