HFHC Exam 4 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
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HFHC Exam 4 UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions and CORRECT Answers
What is body dysmorphic disorder? - CORRECT ANSWER - -Imagined defect in the
body - not temporary
-See this w/eating disorders & pts. addicted to plastic surgery
-A type of OCD related disorder
Define social anxiety disorder - CORRECT...
HFHC Exam 4 UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions and CORRECT Answers
What is body dysmorphic disorder? - CORRECT ANSWER - -Imagined defect in the
body - not temporary
-See this w/eating disorders & pts. addicted to plastic surgery
-A type of OCD related disorder
Define social anxiety disorder - CORRECT ANSWER - -Severe anxiety or fear provoked
by exposure to a social or a performance situation that will be evaluated negatively by others
-Seen in young kids/teenagers
-Pandemic negatively affected socializing
*A condition that is characterized by a pervasive, extreme fear of one or more social situations
that may lead to scrutiny by others
Define separation anxiety disorder - CORRECT ANSWER - -Developmentally
inappropriate levels of concern over being away from a significant other (i.e. parent, spouse, kid,
etc.)
Define generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) - CORRECT ANSWER - -Excessive worry
that lasts for months
-Affects more women vs. men
-Worry about everything
*A condition that occurs when an individual experiences intense tension and worry, even if no
external stressors are present
-Excessive worry about everyday problems for at least 6 mos
S/S of moderate anxiety - CORRECT ANSWER - -Selective inattention - tunnel vision in
that moment
-Clear thinking hampered
-Problem solving not optimal
-Sympathetic nervous system symptoms begin
--fight or flight response
--tachycardia, diaphoresis, GI issues, tachypnea
S/S of severe anxiety - CORRECT ANSWER - -Perceptual field greatly reduced - even
more narrow tunnel vision
-Difficulty concentrating on environment
-Confused and automatic behavior (auto behavior = blackout while driving)
-Somatic symptoms increase - what we physically experience - more dramatic
S/S of panic - CORRECT ANSWER - -Markedly disturbed behavior - running, shouting,
screaming, pacing (mania)
-Unable to process reality - impulsivity - could affect your safety
-worst case scenario
Define phobia - CORRECT ANSWER - -Persistent, irrational fear
*An intense, persistent, irrational fear of a simple thing or social situation that compels the
individual to avoid the stressor that elicits the fear
Phobia vs. fear - CORRECT ANSWER - Phobia = irrational fear
Fear = reactions to specific dangers or perceived fear
, *A sense of apprehension triggered by a perceived threat to safety or well-being, including a
painful stimuli or dangerous event.
Define perinatal loss - CORRECT ANSWER - Death of fetus or infant anytime from
conception to 28 days after birth
*Death of a fetus or infant that occurs between the time of conception and the end of the
newborn period 28 days after birth
What is important to keep in mind when providing care for perinatal loss? - CORRECT
ANSWER - -It's a traumatic event for the infant's parents as well as other family members
-Grief can be more intense than with most other losses
--Grief in mothers after miscarriage, stillbirth, & neonatal deaths are essentially the same
--Fathers grieve like mothers but w/less intensity, shorter duration
-Allow parents time to process grief before asking questions about birthing preferences
-Answer any questions
Siblings and perinatal loss - CORRECT ANSWER - -Encourage parents to include
siblings in process of grieving for stillborn baby
-Siblings should be able to experience newborn sibling even if infant is dead
--Siblings able to mourn deceased brother/sister mourn death w/less traumatic results
-Encourage creation of memories by taking pictures with or holding deceased sibling
-Do not force children to hold, touch, or otherwise experience deceased baby --> let child lead
encounter
Define anticipatory grieving - CORRECT ANSWER - -The individual begins to grieve
before the actual loss occurs
-Experienced by families who are informed that their unborn child may not survive in utero or
during or after delivery
-experienced before the loss occurs, can be actual or perceived
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