Intro To Global Health Final Exam fully
solved graded A+
heart disease and cancer have ___ DALYs than infectious diseases because - correct answer ✔✔fewer;
infectious diseases affect middle aged people during the peak of their lives
mental health and morbidity and suffering - correct answer ✔✔disproportionate affect
China and psychiatry - correct answer ✔✔see as western middle-class phenomena
psychiatry globally - correct answer ✔✔in some places there are not primary care physicians let alone
shrinks
many argue that in brings western assumptions and pieces of western culture
split mind - correct answer ✔✔japanese version of schizophrenia
are they the same thing?
-some diagnoses adopt the vernacular of other languages
DSM and critique - correct answer ✔✔diagnostic and statistical manual
bible of psychiatric community
-medicalization of homosexuality in the 1970s
gender dysphoria: in order to get health insurance you have to be diagnosed
,diagnostic inflation:
DSM has gotten bigger and bigger
do we just know more or are we expanding the scope of diagnosis so there is always a landscape of
behaviors to diagnose
hypoactive sexual disorder and disruptive mood dysregulation disorder: decreased desire to have sex
among middle aged women problematized only in western society
which comes first the drug of the disorder?
prozac - correct answer ✔✔lost its brand trademark status, so it could be produced generically and
prices went down
-release fluoxetine which is the exact same thing under a different name
sarafem - correct answer ✔✔also fluoxetine just rebranded
comes out the same year PMS becomes a disorder in the DSM
Bipolar Expeditions
and results - correct answer ✔✔Emily Martin
cultural valorization of mania: workers on Wallstreet and big CEOs
how is this different from a hoarder or a drug addict?
---> loss of autonomy and personhood among sufferers
-you are essentially told that you are out of control
,--> lack of clarity of diagnosis and experience in practice
-how can you tell when you are being manic
cultural competency and psychiatrists - correct answer ✔✔1 in 5 resient phsycians are not prepared to
deal with cross cultur. issues
could suggest there is a need for more training rather than less psychiatrists
susto - correct answer ✔✔latin american cultures
arthur hutel, carl o'neill
fright or soul loss
sleeplessness, restlessness, depression, loss of appetite, lack of interest in personal hygeine
more than simple fear ( somatic symptoms)
amafufunyana - correct answer ✔✔south africa
hysteria associated with spirit possession that affects women
affects marginalized individuals durng periods of great social change
treatment conducted via exorcism
Beyond the New Cross Cultural Psychiatry - correct answer ✔✔Laurence Kirmayer
does psychology reside only within the individual mind or is psychological reality produced in discourse?
, --> do they treat something that preexists or do you come to experience yourself as depressed because
you are told you are
cross cultural psychiatry and kleinman - correct answer ✔✔formulated by Arthur Kleinman
respect cultural difference in mental health treatment and AVOID WESTERN PSYCHIATRIC CATEGORIES AS
UNIVERSAL
-could do harm to drop western diagnoses into other countries
cross cultural psychiatry - correct answer ✔✔psychological processes are embedded in social worlds
-why is loss of libido a bad thing?
rethink relationships between culture, biology, and healthcare
understanding negative effects of posing psychiatric categories as biological
ie loss of follow up
treat the story rather than the disease
pharmaceutical reason - correct answer ✔✔andrew lakoff
globalization of western psychiatry
-argentina has a long tradition of talk therapy psychiatry
globalization of emphasis of pharmaceuticals takes on this culture of talk therapy
debate about time efficiency vs reaching the root of diagnosis
solved graded A+
heart disease and cancer have ___ DALYs than infectious diseases because - correct answer ✔✔fewer;
infectious diseases affect middle aged people during the peak of their lives
mental health and morbidity and suffering - correct answer ✔✔disproportionate affect
China and psychiatry - correct answer ✔✔see as western middle-class phenomena
psychiatry globally - correct answer ✔✔in some places there are not primary care physicians let alone
shrinks
many argue that in brings western assumptions and pieces of western culture
split mind - correct answer ✔✔japanese version of schizophrenia
are they the same thing?
-some diagnoses adopt the vernacular of other languages
DSM and critique - correct answer ✔✔diagnostic and statistical manual
bible of psychiatric community
-medicalization of homosexuality in the 1970s
gender dysphoria: in order to get health insurance you have to be diagnosed
,diagnostic inflation:
DSM has gotten bigger and bigger
do we just know more or are we expanding the scope of diagnosis so there is always a landscape of
behaviors to diagnose
hypoactive sexual disorder and disruptive mood dysregulation disorder: decreased desire to have sex
among middle aged women problematized only in western society
which comes first the drug of the disorder?
prozac - correct answer ✔✔lost its brand trademark status, so it could be produced generically and
prices went down
-release fluoxetine which is the exact same thing under a different name
sarafem - correct answer ✔✔also fluoxetine just rebranded
comes out the same year PMS becomes a disorder in the DSM
Bipolar Expeditions
and results - correct answer ✔✔Emily Martin
cultural valorization of mania: workers on Wallstreet and big CEOs
how is this different from a hoarder or a drug addict?
---> loss of autonomy and personhood among sufferers
-you are essentially told that you are out of control
,--> lack of clarity of diagnosis and experience in practice
-how can you tell when you are being manic
cultural competency and psychiatrists - correct answer ✔✔1 in 5 resient phsycians are not prepared to
deal with cross cultur. issues
could suggest there is a need for more training rather than less psychiatrists
susto - correct answer ✔✔latin american cultures
arthur hutel, carl o'neill
fright or soul loss
sleeplessness, restlessness, depression, loss of appetite, lack of interest in personal hygeine
more than simple fear ( somatic symptoms)
amafufunyana - correct answer ✔✔south africa
hysteria associated with spirit possession that affects women
affects marginalized individuals durng periods of great social change
treatment conducted via exorcism
Beyond the New Cross Cultural Psychiatry - correct answer ✔✔Laurence Kirmayer
does psychology reside only within the individual mind or is psychological reality produced in discourse?
, --> do they treat something that preexists or do you come to experience yourself as depressed because
you are told you are
cross cultural psychiatry and kleinman - correct answer ✔✔formulated by Arthur Kleinman
respect cultural difference in mental health treatment and AVOID WESTERN PSYCHIATRIC CATEGORIES AS
UNIVERSAL
-could do harm to drop western diagnoses into other countries
cross cultural psychiatry - correct answer ✔✔psychological processes are embedded in social worlds
-why is loss of libido a bad thing?
rethink relationships between culture, biology, and healthcare
understanding negative effects of posing psychiatric categories as biological
ie loss of follow up
treat the story rather than the disease
pharmaceutical reason - correct answer ✔✔andrew lakoff
globalization of western psychiatry
-argentina has a long tradition of talk therapy psychiatry
globalization of emphasis of pharmaceuticals takes on this culture of talk therapy
debate about time efficiency vs reaching the root of diagnosis
