MSN 612 Final Exam1
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Specialty mental health sector examples - Answer: State
Psychiatric Hospitals•Psychiatric Units in Hospitals•Residential
Treatment Centers•Outpatient Programs•Community Mental
Health Centers•Day Treatment Programs•Rehab Programs
,How many people in US have a diagnosable MH condition -
Answer: 1 in 5 adults, 43.8 million adults
1 in 25 with a serious mental illness
1 in 100 (1.1%) live with Schizophrenia
2.6% live with bipolar disorder
Human services sector examples - Answer:
Housing•Employment•Adult Criminal Justice•Juvenile
Justice•Education (Schools)•Religious Organizations
Why is mental health a social justice issue - Answer: - Toxic stress
in poor, minoritized communities--disparities in health and mental
health that begin at a early age.
- Unmet need for treatment is greatest in traditionally
underserved groups (e.g. elderly, racial-ethnic minorities,
individuals w/low incomes, uninsured, and residents of rural
areas)
- Mental health financing and delivery is extremely variable across
states, many have no access to services
- The states with less access to mental health care have more
adults who are in the criminal justice system, more homeless
adults.
,What do social workers do? - Answer: Enhance human wellbeing
(including ensuring that basic needs are met),
- Empower individuals/groups/communities that are poor,
marginalized, oppressed.
- Orientation to mental health and illness:•Must understand the
contributions of BIOPSYCH contributions (medical model),
- Must understand individuals' MH conditions in their
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEX
- Must also consider, appreciate, and centralize the coping,
strengths and abilities of individuals/groups
Insufficient access to treatment - Answer: - costs from health care
- not enough mental health professionals
- primary care is largest mental health service provider in the US
Biopsychosocial model - Answer: - bio factors (genetics, chemical
'imbalances', structural brain anomalies, in-utero exposure,
temperament);
- psycho factors (e.g., personality traits, coping, emotional
regulation, trauma, self concept);
- social/cultural/societal factors (e.g. social support, family
relationships, neighborhood factors, SES, poverty, social
stratification, stigma, treatment access).
, Biological risk factors - Answer: - Structural Theories-
Abnormalities in the structure of the brain cause mental disorders
- Biochemical Theories - Imbalances in the levels of
neurotransmitters or hormones, or poor functioning of receptors
cause mental disorders
- Genetic Theories- Alterations (anomaly, abnormality, aberration,
or mutation) in genes lead to mental disorders
- Today, there is ample scientific evidence and broad recognition
that the nervous system is highly interactive with the
environment
psychological risk factors - Answer: self efficacy, self esteem, self
regulation, emotional regulation, coping strategies, traumatic
events and losses
social risk factors - Answer: Risks: patterns of hostility, conflict,
isolation, low cohesion, enmeshment, absence of nurturing,
inconsistent/ineffective discipline, attachment, chronic marital
discord, separation, violence, high parental stress, mental illness
in parents
- effect of neighborhood
Comprehensive Questions
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• Exam Preparation & Study Materials
• Assignments and Coursework Support
• Essay and Research Paper Writing
• Discussion Posts & Responses
• Editing and Proofreading
• Confidential Academic Consultation
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Helping Students Achieve Academic Excellence
Specialty mental health sector examples - Answer: State
Psychiatric Hospitals•Psychiatric Units in Hospitals•Residential
Treatment Centers•Outpatient Programs•Community Mental
Health Centers•Day Treatment Programs•Rehab Programs
,How many people in US have a diagnosable MH condition -
Answer: 1 in 5 adults, 43.8 million adults
1 in 25 with a serious mental illness
1 in 100 (1.1%) live with Schizophrenia
2.6% live with bipolar disorder
Human services sector examples - Answer:
Housing•Employment•Adult Criminal Justice•Juvenile
Justice•Education (Schools)•Religious Organizations
Why is mental health a social justice issue - Answer: - Toxic stress
in poor, minoritized communities--disparities in health and mental
health that begin at a early age.
- Unmet need for treatment is greatest in traditionally
underserved groups (e.g. elderly, racial-ethnic minorities,
individuals w/low incomes, uninsured, and residents of rural
areas)
- Mental health financing and delivery is extremely variable across
states, many have no access to services
- The states with less access to mental health care have more
adults who are in the criminal justice system, more homeless
adults.
,What do social workers do? - Answer: Enhance human wellbeing
(including ensuring that basic needs are met),
- Empower individuals/groups/communities that are poor,
marginalized, oppressed.
- Orientation to mental health and illness:•Must understand the
contributions of BIOPSYCH contributions (medical model),
- Must understand individuals' MH conditions in their
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEX
- Must also consider, appreciate, and centralize the coping,
strengths and abilities of individuals/groups
Insufficient access to treatment - Answer: - costs from health care
- not enough mental health professionals
- primary care is largest mental health service provider in the US
Biopsychosocial model - Answer: - bio factors (genetics, chemical
'imbalances', structural brain anomalies, in-utero exposure,
temperament);
- psycho factors (e.g., personality traits, coping, emotional
regulation, trauma, self concept);
- social/cultural/societal factors (e.g. social support, family
relationships, neighborhood factors, SES, poverty, social
stratification, stigma, treatment access).
, Biological risk factors - Answer: - Structural Theories-
Abnormalities in the structure of the brain cause mental disorders
- Biochemical Theories - Imbalances in the levels of
neurotransmitters or hormones, or poor functioning of receptors
cause mental disorders
- Genetic Theories- Alterations (anomaly, abnormality, aberration,
or mutation) in genes lead to mental disorders
- Today, there is ample scientific evidence and broad recognition
that the nervous system is highly interactive with the
environment
psychological risk factors - Answer: self efficacy, self esteem, self
regulation, emotional regulation, coping strategies, traumatic
events and losses
social risk factors - Answer: Risks: patterns of hostility, conflict,
isolation, low cohesion, enmeshment, absence of nurturing,
inconsistent/ineffective discipline, attachment, chronic marital
discord, separation, violence, high parental stress, mental illness
in parents
- effect of neighborhood
