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What are the two types of PTSD identified?
What are the two types of PTSD identified?
- Long term and Short term (correct)
- Temporary and Permanent
- Severe and Mild
- Acute and Chronic
Which of the following is NOT a potential cause of PTSD?
Which of the following is NOT a potential cause of PTSD?
- Car accidents
- War
- Bullying
- Public speaking (correct)
Which of the following is a common symptom of PTSD?
Which of the following is a common symptom of PTSD?
- Mood swings (correct)
- Increased appetite
- Enhanced memory
- Higher energy levels
What is one of the treatments for managing PTSD symptoms?
What is one of the treatments for managing PTSD symptoms?
What long term effect can occur if PTSD symptoms are not managed?
What long term effect can occur if PTSD symptoms are not managed?
Which group provides support specifically for mental health in Saskatchewan?
Which group provides support specifically for mental health in Saskatchewan?
How common is PTSD, according to statistics provided?
How common is PTSD, according to statistics provided?
Which demographic is more likely to develop PTSD?
Which demographic is more likely to develop PTSD?
What does MDMA-assisted therapy do for PTSD patients?
What does MDMA-assisted therapy do for PTSD patients?
Which symptom indicates someone may be experiencing PTSD?
Which symptom indicates someone may be experiencing PTSD?
There are two kinds of PTSD: short term and long term.
There are two kinds of PTSD: short term and long term.
PTSD can only be caused by traumatic war experiences.
PTSD can only be caused by traumatic war experiences.
Mood swings are a common symptom of PTSD.
Mood swings are a common symptom of PTSD.
Only the person directly involved in a trauma can develop PTSD.
Only the person directly involved in a trauma can develop PTSD.
If PTSD symptoms are not managed, there can be long term effects like obesity.
If PTSD symptoms are not managed, there can be long term effects like obesity.
Therapy is one of the common treatments for managing PTSD.
Therapy is one of the common treatments for managing PTSD.
About 6 out of every 100 people in the U.S. will develop PTSD at some time.
About 6 out of every 100 people in the U.S. will develop PTSD at some time.
PTSD symptoms always appear immediately after a traumatic event.
PTSD symptoms always appear immediately after a traumatic event.
PTSD is more common in women than men.
PTSD is more common in women than men.
MDMA-assisted therapy is not effective for treating PTSD.
MDMA-assisted therapy is not effective for treating PTSD.
Flashcards
What is PTSD?
What is PTSD?
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that develops after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. It can cause intense feelings of fear, helplessness, and anxiety.
Types of PTSD
Types of PTSD
PTSD can be short-term or long-term, depending on how long the symptoms last and how they affect your daily life.
Causes of PTSD
Causes of PTSD
PTSD is triggered by traumatic events like car accidents, war, abuse, or other life-threatening situations.
PTSD Symptoms
PTSD Symptoms
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PTSD Treatment
PTSD Treatment
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Therapy for PTSD
Therapy for PTSD
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Support Groups
Support Groups
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Long-term Effects of PTSD
Long-term Effects of PTSD
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Managing PTSD
Managing PTSD
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PTSD Statistics
PTSD Statistics
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PTSD Triggers
PTSD Triggers
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Prevalence of PTSD
Prevalence of PTSD
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Study Notes
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- PTSD is a mental health condition resulting from a traumatic event.
- Traumatic events can include car accidents, war, abuse (physical, sexual, bullying), and other significant stressors.
- PTSD can manifest in short-term and long-term forms.
- Symptoms of PTSD can include stress, panic attacks, mood swings, and an inability to stop thinking about the traumatic event.
- Frequent flashbacks, nightmares and avoidance of reminders for the traumatic event are additional common symptoms
- Neuroendocrinology plays a role in the disorder
Treatments for PTSD
- Various therapies, such as psychotherapy and MDMA-assisted therapy, are available.
- Yoga can also be a helpful treatment approach.
- Medications are also utilized in PTSD treatment
Support Groups for PTSD
- The Canadian Mental Health Association offers support and resources in Saskatchewan.
- Contacting the agency can provide information on personal and group sessions.
- Sask Health Authority has support groups and information throughout Saskatchewan.
- Dialing 811 can provide contact information.
Long-Term Effects of PTSD
- Unmanaged PTSD can lead to long-term effects such as muscle pain, obesity, heart issues, and mental health problems like depression.
- Proper management of symptoms through treatment can lead to a healthy life.
Facts about PTSD
- A significant proportion of people in the US will experience PTSD at some point in their lives, with approximately 6 out of every 100 people developing PTSD.
- Roughly 13 million people have PTSD in a given year.
- PTSD isn't limited to wartime or obvious traumas.
- Caregivers can also experience symptoms of PTSD.
- Not every person experiencing a trauma will develop PTSD.
- Symptoms don't always appear immediately after the trauma.
- PTSD is more common in women than in men.
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Explore the intricacies of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), including its causes, symptoms, and various treatment methods. This quiz delves into the importance of support groups and the long-term effects of PTSD on mental health. Test your knowledge on how to address and manage PTSD effectively.
