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| DSM-V lists 5 basic somatic symptom and related disorders: |
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- Somatic symptom disorder
- Illness anxiety disorder
- Psychological factors affecting medical condition
- Conversion disorder
- Factitious disorder
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| In these types of disorders, individuals are pathologically concerned with the functioning of their bodies: |
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| Somatic symptom and related disorders |
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| If one or more physical symptoms are relatively sever and are associated with anxiety and distress, the daignosis would be: |
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| Individuals with this disorder have a main concern with the idea of being sick instead of the physical symptom itself |
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| Illness Anxiety Disorder clinical description |
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- Anxiety of fear of having a disease
- None or mild physical symptoms
- More concern with meaning of symptoms
- Misperceptions of symptoms
- Checking behaviors
- High trait anxiety
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| The new name for Hypochondriasis is |
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| 6.7% is the lifetime prevalence of |
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| Individuals with this disorder are concerned with the physical symptoms themselves, not their meaning |
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| Symptoms=Anxiety for individuals with |
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| Somatic Symptoms Disorder |
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| Somatic Symptom Disorder onset |
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| Somatic Symptom Disorder prevalence |
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| Hard to measure because very rare. 4.4% in large cites, 16.6% in medical settings |
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| Somatic Symptom Disorder F:M ratio |
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| What is familial aggregation? |
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| Somatic symptom disorders are often comorbid with... |
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| Anxiety and mood disorders |
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| Explanatory therapy (for Illness Anxiety Disorder and Somatic Symptom disorder) |
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- Explain potential origins of symptoms in detail
- Beneficial for mild cases, limited follow-up
- More education on development of physical symptoms so that they dont inerpret every ache and pain as a big problem
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- Identify and challenge misinterpretations of physical cues
- “Symptom creation”: Focus on “creating” physical problems and then using stress-reduction and other cognitive tools to “eliminate” symptoms
- Medications (SSRIs) may also be helpful
- Trials indicate that CBT may outperform SSRIs
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| This term refers to a physical symptom that has no organic cause |
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| When individuals fake disorders, it is called... |
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| In a set of conditions called ___________, symptoms are under voluntary control, as with malingering, but there is no obvious reason for voluntarily producing the symptoms |
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| One possible treatment for Conversion Disorder asks the patient to "relive" the target traumatic event |
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| Catharsis (to identify and attend to the taumatic or stressful life event) |
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| Conversion disorder onset |
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| typically during adolescence or slightly thereafter |
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