Phobic disorders
Phobic Disorder - specific phobias, Agoraphobia, anxiety disorder
PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS OF PHOBIC DISORDERS. To read up on the psychological explanations of phobic disorders, refer to pages 485–496 of Eysenck’s A2 Level Psychology.
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Sample question and answer for phobic disorders (from June 2010) (a) Outline clinical characteristics of one anxiety disorder. (4 marks) Examiner notes. AO1 = 4 marks . The outline might include: physiological, behavioural, emotional and cognitive signs/symptoms . incidence and prevalence . course and prognosis . diagnostic criteria
[DOC File]Drug - University of Kentucky
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PERSONALITY DISORDERS. 5 Treatments - Psychopharmacology. Psychotherapy. Exercise. Diet. Spirituality. Don’t forget collaterals “TYPICAL” MEDICATIONS USED BY DSM-IV-TR CATEGORY. Anti-anxiety. Antidepressants. Valium SSRI’s Prozac. Ativan Paxil. Xanax Lexapro. Klonopin Celexa. And all antidepressants Zoloft. Wellbutrin. Effexor. Cymbalta
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Phobic Disorders. Phobic disorders are expressed as intense, irrational fears of some object, situation, or activity. A person with a phobic disorder experiences anxiety when he comes in contact with the situation or feared object. Although the client recognizes that the fear is irrational, the phobia persists. Major phobic disorders include ...
[DOCX File]PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS OF PHOBIC DISORDERS
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Anxiety Disorders (including Panic and Phobic Disorders) Authorized health and wellness staff may treat students with symptoms of anxiety as follows: Rule out a substance-induced reaction, particularly if symptom onset is sudden. If student reports, or is suspected of, having used a substance, follow the Alcohol or Drug Use Treatment Guideline.
[DOC File]Roadmap for Diagnosis
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Phobic disorders (2nd-line) Spasticity (w/o sedation) Absence seizures Tolerance w/in 1-6m Flurazepam Long-acting Insomnia (inpatients, up to 4w) Daytime sedation. CI—sleep apnea, snorers t1/2 > 100h Lorazepam (Ativan) Intermediate-acting (IV or IM dose) GAD (2nd) Status epilepticus Safe for elderly & …
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Phobic disorders. Obsessive-compulsive disorder. Anorexia nervosa. Adjust disorder. Substance (other that alcohol) dependence. Borderline personality disorder. Least desirable (hard to treat poor outcome) Schizophrenia. Antisocial personality disorder. AIDS-related dementia. Alzheimer’s dementia
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