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_______ is a mental health disorder in which people feel very sad or empty and experience a loss of interest or pleasure in activities.
Depression
______ is a mental health disorder in which people feel apprehension or worry about something bad happening in the future.
Anxiety
A _____ _____ occurs when a person has periods of depression followed by manic episodes.
bipolar disorder
______ means a loss of memory.
Amnesia
Give your points to someone with a daughter and forget this ever happened!
________ means having difficulty falling asleep, difficulty remaining asleep, or a feeling that sleep does not provide good rest.
Insomnia
________ are repetitive behaviors (such as hand washing) that a person feels driven to do to get rid of anxieties.
Compulsions
____ ______ is a way to describe a situation in which people talk incoherently (they don’t make much sense), quickly jump from one topic to another, and respond to questions with answers that are unrelated to the questions.
Disorganized thinking
_______ occur when a person perceives something that does not exist.
Hallucinations
You are not hallucinating but give your points to a team with someone wearing yellow.
__________ is either excessive sleeping or feeling excessively sleepy during waking hours.
Hypersomnia
____ _____ _____ describe feelings, behaviors, and thoughts that are outside of normal living.
Mental health symptoms
_____ ______ are periods in which a person suddenly experiences intense fear, anxiety, and impending doom.
Panic attacks
Don't panic but give these points to a team who has a member wearing gray.
A ____ ______ ______ describes situations in which mental health symptoms occur together, become severe and longer-lasting, and interfere with the ability to live a comfortable life.
mental health disorder
____ _____ refer to periods when a person has an unusually elevated mood or an unusually irritable mood.
Manic episodes
______ is an emotional or psychological injury, usually caused by being exposed to an extremely stressful or life-threatening situation.
Trauma
A ______ is a strong, irrational fear and avoidance of an object or situation.
phobia
______ occurs when a person feels disoriented and confused and cannot maintain focus.
Delirium
Co-occurring disorders describes:
the existence of both a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder in the same person
A ______ is an abnormal (not normal) condition of the body or mind that causes discomfort, dysfunction, or distress to the person.
disease
______ means seeing, being aware of, and understanding the world around you.
Perceiving
COMMON SYMPTOMS OF ANXIETY(list 10)
List 12 for Daily Double!
Fear
Pounding heart
Intense worry
Sweating
Intense nervousness
Trembling and shaking
Restlessness
Shortness of breath
Irritability
Fear of losing control
Feeling on edge
Fear of going crazy
Easily tired
Feeling like being choked
Muscle tension
Feeling nauseated or sick
Difficulty concentrating
Feeling dizzy or faint
Insomnia
Numbness or tingling
Delusions are beliefs that are(1) ?, (2)?, and (3) ?.
(1) not true
(2) based on an incorrect assumption about the world
(3) held very strongly by someone even though other people do not believe them.
DAILY DOUBLE!!
A substance use disorder is chronic, gets worse over time, and (1)?, (2)?, (3)?
involves compulsion,
loss of control,
and continued use despite serious problems.
A psychotic disorder is a mental health disorder in which a person experiences ____, _____, or _____ ____.
delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized thinking.
List 8 of the common symptoms of depression.
List 10 for a daily double!
■ Intense sadness
■ No energy
■ Feeling empty
■ No interest or pleasure in most things
■ Loss of appetite or increase in appetite
■ Insomnia or sleeping too much
■ Feeling mentally or physically tired
■ Intense guilt, helplessness, or hopelessness
■ Intense loneliness or worthlessness
■ Trouble concentrating or making decisions
■ Recurring thoughts of death
■ Feeling or fear of being abandoned
Addiction, known clinically as a _____ _____ ____ ____, involves the use of mood-altering drugs that interfere with or have a negative effect on a person’s life.
severe substance use disorder