PMHNP Certification Purple Book Chapter 14 Already Passed

PMHNP Certification Purple Book Chapter 14 Already Passed The sum total of all emotional, cognitive, and behavioral attributes of a person. Personality Behavior consistent with personality, causes little concern to the person, person generally fails to recognize problem, and does not seek treatment. Ego-syntonic Behavior inconsistent with personality, causes discomfort and concern to the person, person generally recognizes problem, and person often seeks treatment. Ego-dystonic Chronically maladaptive patterns of behavior that cause functional impairment in work, school, or relationships. Personality disorders What are the four areas of functionality that personality disorders manifest as maladaptive patterns. Affective, behavioral, cognitive, and social traits Which trait? Overly affectual patterns of response. Affective Which trait? Poor impulse control patterns of response. Behavioral Which trait? Unrealistic perceptual patterns of response. Cognitive Which trait? Maladaptive unsatisfying interpersonal patterns of response. Social Which personality category? Odd, unusual, eccentric, and asocial. Cluster A Which personality category? Dramatic and affective instability. Cluster B Which personality category? Anxious. Cluster C According to object relations theory, ______________ and _____________ must be accomplished in childhood. separation; individuation Decreased levels of ___________, elevated levels of _____________, and dysregulation of __________ receptors are seen in personality disorders. serotonin; norepinephrine; dopamine ______________ is implicated in borderline personality disorder. Early childhood trauma Which cluster disorder group can display brief psychotic episodes under stress? Cluster A Neither desires nor enjoys close relationships. Chooses solitary activities. Shows little to no interest in sexual activity with another person. Derives no pleasure in social activities. Lacks close friends or social supports. Is indifferent of opinion of others. Appears cold and detached. Exhibits affective flattening. Schizoid personality disorder Ideas of reference. Odd beliefs. Magical thinking. Unusual perceptual experiences. Paranoid ideation. Inappropriate or constricted affect. Behavior overtly odd, eccentric, or peculiar. Few or no close friends. Excessive social anxiety. Schizotypal personality disorder Antisocial personality disorder is usually diagnosed by what age? 18 Antisocial personality disorder is often diagnosed as _______________ as children. conduct disorder