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Evolution of Stress - Answer Physiologic response: Thinking/ understanding whereby stress conceptualized as response to environment and the body's attempt to maintain stable internal environment in response to changing environment (homeostasis) - body systems respond to a stressor if response successful the body returns to normal state Stimulus: - Idea that life changes or events were the stressors that evoked the stress response. Researchers studied associations between different li...

Evolution of the Concept of Stress - Answer Throughout the last century, our understanding of stress evolved through three distinct periods in which it was conceptualized as: - Physiologic Response - Stimulus - Transaction - In early days stress as a physiologic response thinking/understanding whereby stress conceptualized as response to environment and the body's attempt to maintain stable internal environment in response to changing environment (homeostasis) - body systems respond ...

recovery - Answer people living satisfying, hopeful lives and contributing to society even if they experience ongoing symptoms of a mental health problem or illness. it looks different for everyone, so people should be empowered to decide what recovery means for them and what they need to achieve it core principles of the recovery paradigm - Answer • Non-Linear journey/process that is unique to each person • Hope • Dignity • Respect • Collaboration • Recovery does not e...

Standards of Practice (CFMHN 2023) - Answer 1. Build Therapeutic Relationships 2. Conduct assessments 3. Monitor interventions 4. Manage changing situations 5. Teach and coach clients 6. Ensure quality care 7. Work within professional roles Therapeutic Communication - Answer - Client is the focus - Non-judgemental attitude - Maintain confidentiality - Use clarifying statements - Avoid unnecessary self-disclosure - Maintain professional boundaries Phases of Relation...

Which of the following accurately describes addiction? SATA a) a chronic, relapsing and treatable medical condition b) the leading preventable cause of death, disease and disability c) an expression of moral character d) a disease of the brain - Answer a), b) ,d) c) is kinda rude babe What are the substance classes? - Answer 1. Alcohol 2. Caffeine 3. Cannabis 4. hallucinogens 5. Inhalants 6. Opioids 7. Sedatives 8. Hypnotics 9. Anxiolytics 10. Stimulants What are the 5 As that ...

Continuum of eating experience What is unrestricted eating? - Answer Healthy eating, exercise, weight, and body image Eating and appearance not an issue May include binge eating Continuum of eating experience What is watchful eating? - Answer Identifies self as a dieter, body sculptor Attends to food composition and calories Begins calorie counting, tracking exercise Modifies daily caloric, fat, and carbohydrate consumption Exercises and/or weight trains to change body appearance ...

Psychotic Disorders: Tiered Model of Community Mental Health Treatment - Answer All individuals should receive Early Intervention in Psychosis (EPI) services to reduce the duration of untreated psychosis and reduce the probability of relapse Not a lot of funding given to this Many individuals should receive community-based Intensive Case Management (ICM) services to promote optimal social & occupational functioning Individuals with the most functional disability should receive m community-...

List types of mood disorders in the slides - Answer Major Depressive Disorder BIP 1 and 2 What monoamine neurotransmitters are mentioned in relation to mood disorders? - Answer norepinephrine serotonin dopamine How many diagnostic criteria do you have to meet for MDD for how long? - Answer 5 or more symptoms for 2 weeks and at least 1 symptom should relate to depressed mood or loss of interest/pleasure SATA What are possible symptoms listed in the DSM for MDD? a) flight...

What is a mental status exam? - Answer A set of standardized observations and questions designed to evaluate sensorium, perception, thinking, feelings, and behavior What does the MSE observe? - Answer behavior, cognitive abilities, and inner experiences during psychiatric interview Why would an MSE be conducted? - Answer It is used to assess, as completely as possible, the factors necessary to make a diagnostic assessment and initiate or modify a course of treatment What is ass...

True/False: Canada has a significant number of studies examining race-based data as it relates to mental health. - Answer False! Very few. True/False: Black and Indigenous people in Canada experience differential access to healthcare. - Answer True. What is the concept of racism? - Answer An organized system that leads to the subjugation of some human population groups relative to others. What is the ideology of inferiority as it relates to racism? - Answer Human population ...

What is the prevalence of mental illness among Canadians? - Answer 1 in 5 What is the relationship between the prevalence of mental health and substance use disorders? - Answer - People with a mental illness are twice as likely to have a substance use disorder compared to the general population - People with substance use disorders are up to 3 times more likely to have a mental illness What does mental health mean? How do we define it using the Keyes framework? - Answer More tha...

Define Eating Disorders - Answer -Approximately 5% of the population will experience an eating disorder at one point in their lives -Eating disorders are behavioral conditions characterized by severe and persistent disturbance in eating behaviors and associated distressing thoughts and emotions -Eating disorders can be very serious conditions affecting physical, psychological, and social function What are 3 types of eating disorders? - Answer Anorexia nervosa Bulimia nervosa Binge e...

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Adolescence - Answer the transition period from childhood to adulthood, extending from puberty to independence; made up in the twentieth century 11-12 to late teens/early twenties - Answer What is the age range of adolescence? 4/5 - Answer Teens experience no major risks to healthy development; including alcohol/drug use, sexual activity, gang activity, use of firearms Puberty - Answer The end of childhood, hormones affect mood and behavior, takes about 3-4 years Girls - ...

human development - Answer study of processes of change and stability throughout the human life span life-span development - Answer concept of human development as a lifelong process which can be studied scientifically give examples of practical applications of research on human development - Answer child rearing, education, health, social policy identify four goals of the scientific study of human development - Answer description, explanation, prediction, intervention na...

Early Childhood - Answer 3-6 year olds Body Changes - Answer - Physical growth increases from 3-6, but more slowly than during infancy - Grow 2-4 inches and gain a few pounds - Boys vs. Girls - not a significant difference between the two - Eating habits - ate healthy still eat healthy, same with junk food, family meal time- fosters conversation and builds relationships - Tooth decay- decreasing since 1970's; depends on SES Sleep Patterns and Problems - Answer Affected by...

human development - Answer scientific study of processes of change and stability throughout the human life life span development - Answer concept of human development as a lifelong process, which can be studied scientifically physical development - Answer growth of body and brain including patterns of change in sensory capacities, motor skills, and health cognitive development - Answer pattern of change in mental abilities, such as learning, attention memory language thinkin...

Fertilization - Answer Process by which gametes come together to form the zygote, occurs in the fallopian tube Dizygotic Twins - Answer Fraternal twins, fertilized at the same time by 2 different sperm, twins are no more alike than siblings, hereditary, more common than identical twins West African>Caucasian>Asian - Answer Dizygotic Twins occur more commonly in different ethnicities- (order from most common to least) Monozygotic Twins - Answer Identical twins, fertiliz...

Tooth Decay - Answer Fluoride added to the water in 1970's, later fluoride in toothpaste, depends on SES and access to dental care Bed Time Rituals - Answer Encourages structure and reduces chances of problem sleeping, ex- reading a book, saying a prayer, brushing teeth, taking a bath Males - Answer Night terrors are more common in ____________________ Age 5 - Answer At what age should children be able to sleep through the night without wetting the bed? 95% - Answer ...

what is the age range for middle adulthood? - Answer 40-65 years old true or false: middle adulthood is a social construct - Answer true what can someone in middle adulthood gain? - Answer - grandkids - money - promotions - freedom - practical intelligence what can someone in middle adulthood lose? - Answer - menstruation - physical function - eye sight - hair/hair pigmentation - relationships - skin elasticity true or false: aging and menopause are frowned upon...