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Health 2/27/26
Mental Illness, Eating Disorders...
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 4 causes of mental illnesses | physical factors, heredity, early experiences, recent experiences |
| phobias | anxiety related to a specific sitiuation or object |
| PTSD | people who have flashbacks of a life threatening event |
| generalized anxiety disorder | uncontrollable worry about every day events |
| panic attacks | specific episode of anxiety with physical symptoms |
| OCD | an unwanted thought or image takes control of the mind |
| what does ADHD stand for | attention deficit hyperactivity disorder |
| what is schizophrenia characterized by | disturbances in thinking, mood, awareness, and behavior |
| what are eating disorders | a mental disorder that reveals itself though abnormal behaviors related to food |
| bulimia. health risks and symptoms | an eating disorder where a person has uncontrolled binges followed by purging. dehydration and weight gain and loss |
| anorexia Nervosa. symptoms and health risks | eating disorder where a person doesn't eat enough food to maintain a healthy body weight. dry skin and slow breathing rates, starving to death |
| binge eating disorder | an eating disorder in which a person regularly has an uncomfortable urge to eat large amounts of food without purging. unhealthy dieting and excess weight gain |
| clinical depression and three signs | mood disorder where people feel very sad, unable to enjoy activities, unable to accomplish daily tasks. signs - changes in thinking, feelings, and behavior |
| protective factors for suicide | treating for abuse of drugs or treating a persons mental disorders |
| risk factors for suicide | being addicted to a substance |
| psychiatrist | diagnose and treat mental disorders |
| neurologist | treat physical disorders of the nervous system |
| clinical psychologist | train to recognize and treat behavior that is not normal |
| social workers | they help people with mental health disorders and their families accept and adjust to the illness |
| insight therapy | a type of psychotherapy that helps a person to understand the reasons for their behaviors |
| cognitive behavioral therapy | type of psychotherapy that helps a person to identify situations, objects, or thoughts that trigger abnormal behaviors |
| what is the purpose of hospitalization for those with mental illnesses | so they can be monitored closely to make sure they don't harm themselves or others |
| do all people with mental illnesses recieve the diagnosis and treatment they need | no, they might not have access to what they need |