Ryans Ch. 23 Anxiety

____ is a cog. behavioral treatment that means to redirect the blame away from yourself.

____ theory is based on the idea that mental health is influenced by brain structure, chemistry, and function.

Persistent, unreasonable, intense fears of situations, circumstances, or objects

Which of the following is the best choice for OT activities for PTSD?

Which of the following interventions is used by OT when using the object relations theory to guide practice?

Uses slow movements, deep breathing, and stretches to release tension technique that helps you stay present and calm.

Acrophobia is the _____________

Agoraphobia is the _____________

____ is a cog. behavioral treatment that means to question negative thoughts.

Common side effects of TMS and DBS are _______

Cynophobia is the _____________

What is the best environmental set up for clients with anxiety?

Ophidiophobia is the _____________

Involves excessive fear of being separated from attachment figures, often seen in children.

Arachnophobia is the _____________

When a client with anxiety starts to discuss it, how should the OTA respond?

____ theory is based on the idea that mental health is influenced by the persons environment.

Which of the following is an example of a common Benzodiazepine withdraw symptom?

Which of the following is an example of a Benzodiazepines side effect?

____ is a cog. behavioral treatment that means to track your thoughts and behaviors.

Which of the following is the best choice for OT intervention for a client with OCD?

Astraphobia is the _____________

Which of the following interventions is used by OT when using the neuroscience theory to guide practice?

TMS and DBS are examples of ________

____ is a cog. behavioral treatment that means to imagine the steps taken to carry out a task.

Aerophobia is the _____________ (Mrs. Pool has this!)

Which of the following occupations is selective mutism most likely to impact?

A mind-body practice that involves slow, controlled movements, breathing exercises, and meditation.

Which of the following is an example of a Benzodiazepines

____________ offers a controlled way to provide exposure therapy

A mindfulness technique that helps you stay present and calm by activating the senses.

____ theory explains that mental disorders happen when a person cannot balance internal desires, wants and needs.

What should I do if the client is having a panic attack?

A person with ______ speaks in some settings but fails to speak in others, like at school.

____ is a cog. behavioral treatment that guides the person to read material such as self-help books.

____ theory is based on the idea that thoughts (cognition) shape behaviors

____ is a cog. behavioral treatment that guides the person to break down the task into more manageable steps.

Which of the following interventions is used by OT when using the cognitive behavioral theory to guide practice?