ACES TED Talk | Nadine Burke Harris
Using the definition provided with the aid of Dr. Burke? ANS: pervasive or excessive threats that
penetrate our pores and skin and modify our physiology - abuse, neglect, figure struggling w/
MH or substance dependence
-often visible as social or mental problem, and refer sufferers to social services or MH services
Please give an explanation for how Dr. In order to treat, prevent, and treat ACEs and trauma,
Burke and her crew set up the Centre for Youth Wellness in San Francisco. - Begin screening
during the normal physical - if she finds that her patient's ACE rating is four, she already is
aware of that this person is 2.5x much more likely for hepatitis/CPOD, and 12x much more likely
to take her lifestyles
- Offers Multidiscipline treatment team: to reduce this trauma and assist treat it, they'll do
domestic visits, care coordination, mental fitness care, nutrition, holistic interventions, and meds
- they train mother and father approximately ACEs and poisonous stress
- and care is tailored for ex, to human beings with diabetes and allergies which have excessive
ACE scores, because they understand that diabetics and asthmatics may want more aggressive
treatment bc of changes to immune device
ANS, Kaiser, and the CDC's Dr. Vince Felleti, please describe the ACE Study. - 17.5 thousand
adults about history of publicity to "ACEs"
- physical, emo, intercourse abuse, phys, emo forget, parental MI, substance dependence,
incarceration, separation/divorce, domestic violence
- for sure, factor on ACE ratings
- those rankings as compared to health results
Describe the effects of the ACE look at from Dr. Burke? ANS-ACEs are frequent - 67% of
population had one ACE
- 12.6% (one in 8) had four+ ACEs
- dose reaction relationship between ACEs and health effects: better ACE, worse effects
- 4+ ACE score had 2.5x the chance for pulmonary heart disease and hepatitis than the ones
w/ 0, dep = four.5x, suicideality = 12x
- ACE rating of seven+ = 3x lifetime hazard of lung cancer, 3.5x of ischemic coronary heart
ailment )#1 killer in the US)
Describe what youth trauma does for accelerated hazard of death? - ANS- dramatically inc
dangers for 7/10 top causes of demise in the US
- has an impact on our hormones, immune system, and DNA analyzing - if exposed in
excessive doses, 3x coronary heart disorder and lung cancer, and 20 year diff in existence
expectancy
- medical doctors now not skilled in ordinary exam
- This is trauma from formative years. How does exposure to ACE have an effect on the mind?
- ANS- nucleus accumbens (pride and praise) implicated in substance abuse
- inhibits PFC, centre of impulse control and govt feature (getting to know!)
Using the definition provided with the aid of Dr. Burke? ANS: pervasive or excessive threats that
penetrate our pores and skin and modify our physiology - abuse, neglect, figure struggling w/
MH or substance dependence
-often visible as social or mental problem, and refer sufferers to social services or MH services
Please give an explanation for how Dr. In order to treat, prevent, and treat ACEs and trauma,
Burke and her crew set up the Centre for Youth Wellness in San Francisco. - Begin screening
during the normal physical - if she finds that her patient's ACE rating is four, she already is
aware of that this person is 2.5x much more likely for hepatitis/CPOD, and 12x much more likely
to take her lifestyles
- Offers Multidiscipline treatment team: to reduce this trauma and assist treat it, they'll do
domestic visits, care coordination, mental fitness care, nutrition, holistic interventions, and meds
- they train mother and father approximately ACEs and poisonous stress
- and care is tailored for ex, to human beings with diabetes and allergies which have excessive
ACE scores, because they understand that diabetics and asthmatics may want more aggressive
treatment bc of changes to immune device
ANS, Kaiser, and the CDC's Dr. Vince Felleti, please describe the ACE Study. - 17.5 thousand
adults about history of publicity to "ACEs"
- physical, emo, intercourse abuse, phys, emo forget, parental MI, substance dependence,
incarceration, separation/divorce, domestic violence
- for sure, factor on ACE ratings
- those rankings as compared to health results
Describe the effects of the ACE look at from Dr. Burke? ANS-ACEs are frequent - 67% of
population had one ACE
- 12.6% (one in 8) had four+ ACEs
- dose reaction relationship between ACEs and health effects: better ACE, worse effects
- 4+ ACE score had 2.5x the chance for pulmonary heart disease and hepatitis than the ones
w/ 0, dep = four.5x, suicideality = 12x
- ACE rating of seven+ = 3x lifetime hazard of lung cancer, 3.5x of ischemic coronary heart
ailment )#1 killer in the US)
Describe what youth trauma does for accelerated hazard of death? - ANS- dramatically inc
dangers for 7/10 top causes of demise in the US
- has an impact on our hormones, immune system, and DNA analyzing - if exposed in
excessive doses, 3x coronary heart disorder and lung cancer, and 20 year diff in existence
expectancy
- medical doctors now not skilled in ordinary exam
- This is trauma from formative years. How does exposure to ACE have an effect on the mind?
- ANS- nucleus accumbens (pride and praise) implicated in substance abuse
- inhibits PFC, centre of impulse control and govt feature (getting to know!)
