CHAPTER 7: MENTAL ILLNESS COMORBIDITIES

PRE-TEST: MENTAL ILLNESS STIGMA

page 181

MENTAL ILLNESS STIGMA

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SECTION 1: MENTAL ILLNESS

pages 182-184

SCOPE OF PRACTICE AND MENTAL ILLNESS DIAGNOSES (page 182)

MENTAL ILLNESS AMONG HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS (page 184)

Anonymous (2022) Medicine’s stigma of mental illness made me hang up my stethoscope

SECTION 2: UNDIAGNOSED AND UNTREATED MENTAL ILLNESS

pages 185-188

UNDIAGNOSED MENTAL ILLNESS (page 185)

UNTREATED MENTAL ILLNESS (page 186)

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SELF-MEDICATION, SUD, AND DUAL DIAGNOSIS (pages 187-188)

Dual Diagnosis (2 min)

Note: Statistics vary as to the prevalence of co-occurrence of a mental disorders and a specific type of SUD (e.g., cigarette smoking, marijuana, alcohol, and illicit drug use. Refer to textbook for those reported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Self-Medication, SUD, and Dual Diagnosis Case Scenario

You are a PT employed in a hospital and are examining Rob, a 25-yr-old male who was admitted from the ER due to an accidental fall and multiple fractures. Due to do his right tibia fracture, he is RLE non-weight bearing. Rob has a comorbidity of smoking and admits he was intoxicated when he fell. Due to nursing interactions with him, the charge nurse suspects he has bipolar, but there is no diagn

SPECIAL TOPIC: COVID-19 AND MENTAL HEALTH (pages 188-189)

Mental health & Post COVID-19 condition ICD-10-code U09.9

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Post COVID-19 Mental Health Pandemic

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STRESS MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

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