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Study Guide #2 (Chapter 6 (Types of Trauma (Physical Intense exertion,…

- - - - Symptomology
        
        Re-experiencing trauma through flashbacks and nightmares
        
        Emotional numbness and avoidance of places, people, and activities that are reminders
        
        Difficulty sleeping, concentration, feeling jumpy, and being easily irritated and angered
      - Diagnostic Formulation Form from different theoretical backgrouds
      - Vulnerable Populations
        
        Marital instability
        
        Teenage childbearing
        
        Lower educational attainment
        
        Unemployment
- - - - Factitious Disorder
        
        Munchausen syndrome
        
        Individual feigns or induces physical symptoms to assume role of sickness
        
        Vulerable Population
        
        Women
        
        Early childhood trauma
        
        Like being cared for or have grudge against hospital
      - Conversion Disorder
        
        Symptoms affect sensory or voluntary motor functions lead one to think one has a medical condition
        
        Vulnerable Population
        
        Women
        
        Late childhood - early adult
        
        Extreme stressful events
      - Somatic Symptom Disorder
        
        Excessive anxiety about body symptoms or illness
        
        Disproportionate toe the problem
        
        Lasting > 6 months
        
        Somatization Pattern
        
        Large and varied number of symptoms
        
        Predominant Pain Patter
        
        Experience off pain is the primary problem