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OCD: Treatments 1. Behavioral therapy exposure & response prevention (i.e. systematic, gradual exposure & response prevention)

2. SSRIs
Dose needs to be higher than for other disorders.

3. Clomipramine (Anafranil)
Cyclic antidepressant.

(L7, P3)
0 ucbruinette Thu, 18 Mar 2010 05:28:00 GMT view revision history
Anorexia Similar to obsessions & compulsions, but don't believe in the irrationality of the behaviors.

[Can use an SSRI for anorexia.]

(L7, P2)
0 ucbruinette Thu, 18 Mar 2010 05:28:00 GMT view revision history
Impulse-Control Disorder (ICD): Examples & Characteristics E.g. gambling, overeating.

Pleasurable behaviors
No self doubts
No worries about self harm or harming others

(L7, P2)
0 ucbruinette Thu, 18 Mar 2010 05:28:00 GMT view revision history
OCD v. OCP >>Know<<

OCD:
1. "Under the attack" of the obsessive & compulsive rituals.
2. Symptoms are painful; ego-dystonic
3. "Seized" by an impulse to carry the ritual; no pleasure, just relief.
4. NOT Impulse-Control Disorder (ICD)
[5. Axis I diagnosis - a mental illness]

OCP:
1. Perfectionism, emotional rigidity, devotion for work.
2. Part of oneself, ego-syntonic (i.e. harmony with ego).
3. Axis II diagnosis

(L7, P2)
1 ucbruinette Thu, 18 Mar 2010 07:00:37 GMT view revision history
OCD: Thoughts Thoughts are unwanted, intrusive, inappropriate, uncontrollable.

1. Dirtiness, contamination, germs
2. Safety concerns
3. Incompleteness (i.e. lack of order or symmetry) [thinking they forgot something]

(L7, P1)
0 ucbruinette Thu, 18 Mar 2010 05:09:50 GMT view revision history
OCD: Core Elements Extreme self doubt and worry regarding safety of oneself and others.

(L7, P1)
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Obsession v. Compulsion >>Know obsession & compulsion (matching)<<

Obsession: uncontrollable persistence of an idea or emotion in the mind; intrusive thoughts are recognized as senseless.

Compulsion: irrational force that makes someone do something, often unwillingly; repetitive behavior, ritual.

(L7, P1)
2 ucbruinette Thu, 18 Mar 2010 10:43:29 GMT view revision history
OCD: Definition Chronic condition, lasting lifelong.

Commonly starts in childhood.

[An anxiety disorder.]

Produces intense emotional suffering.

Recurring obsessions & compulsions.

(L7, P1)
0 ucbruinette Thu, 18 Mar 2010 05:09:50 GMT view revision history

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