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9/3/20XX Presentation Title 7
DISCLAIMER
Ini adalah ceramah pendek berkenaan
GAD untuk tujuan pendedahan
sahaja, bukan sebagai latihan atau
pengajaran untuk membuat diagnosa
atau rawatan.
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Normal vs tak normal
Apa itu GAD
Apa punca GAD
Rawatan untuk GAD
Bagaimana mendapatkan rawatan?
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Normal vs Tak Normal Situasi
Normal Reaksi
Semua orang akan berasa risau /
cemas / takut / gemuruh / gelabah
dan sebagainya dalam situasi
tertentu.
Tindakan
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Situasi Sesuatu yang tidak diketahui /
difahami
Sesuatu yang menakutkan
Tidak tahu apa yang perlu
dibuat
Tidak tahu apa yang akan
berlaku (masa hadapan)
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Gementar Berdebar Bernafas
laju
Sesak Perut tidak Loya
dada selesa
Reaksi: Kering Rasa Selera
Fizikal mulut tercekik terganggu
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sejuk tegang
Berasa Rasa tidak
pitam senang Susah tidur
duduk
Cepat letih
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Perubahan Mudah marah
emosi
Reaksi: Fokus Cepat lupa
Mental terganggu
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keputusan
(Memori) (Keinginan)
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Mengelak situasi / Meluangkan
aktiviti tertentu banyak masa
untuk merancang
Reaksi: Kerap Mengelak
menangguh membuat
Tingkah-laku keputusan
Perlu diyakinkan
berulang-kali
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“Fight or flight”
Tindakan
Fight: Flight:
lari / elak
Lawan /
selesaikan
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Generalized Apabila NORMAL
Anxiety
Disorder menjadi
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Apa yang TIDAK NORMAL?
Berlebihan
Berpanjangan (>6 bulan)
Sukar dikawal
Membelenggu hampir sepanjang / setiap masa atau hari
Mengganggu / menyekat aktiviti harian
Mengganggu kerja dan produktiviti
Mengganggu aktiviti sosial
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Kategori diagnosa
Diagnostic and Statistical International Classification
Manual of Mental of Diseases 11th Revision
Disorders, Fifth Edition (ICD-11)
(DSM-5)
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• 4.2% daripada tempoh
hayat dibelenggu dengan
ketidak-upayaan (WHO)
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Faktor Risiko
Biologi Psikologi Sosial
Keturunan / genetik Personaliti Ibu bapa: asuhan
Penyakit fizikal / masalah
Neurotransmiter Kemahiran daya
tindak Pengalaman
traumatik
Corak pemikiran
Masalah
kehidupan
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Teori Neurotransmitter & Neuroanatomy
▪ Hippocampus ▪ Frontal lobe
▪ Amygdala ▪ Autonomic nervous system
▪ Norepinephrine, serotonin, dopamine,
gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)
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Komorbiditi Depression
Panic disorder
Social phobia & other phobia
Substance use disorder
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD)
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Personality disorder
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GAD & bunuh diri
Keadaan GAD tidak terkawal
+/- kemurungan
+/- PTSD
Stres
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Saringan Pemeriksaan Ujian psikometrik:
klinikal
Ujian darah Generalized Anxiety
cth: ECG Disorder 7-item (GAD-7)
cth: Thyroid
Hamilton Anxiety Rating
Scale (HAM-A)
Beck Anxiety Inventory
(BAI)
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Rawatan
Ubat Psikoterapi oleh pakar bertauliah
Bincangkan bersama doktor Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
berdaftar (MMC) Mindfulness
Psychodynamic psychotherapy
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Rujukan
https://web.facebook.com/DrAmerSiddiq
Psy/photos/2092030974255925
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Bagaimana ANDA
boleh membantu?
Kata-kata
Dampingi
Tidak hakimi
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Masalah Kesihatan Mental
SEMUA orang berisiko mendapat penyakit mental
Boleh dirawat & boleh menjalani kehidupan biasa dengan rawatan
Jangan hentikan rawatan tanpa konsultasi / berbincang dengan doktor
Peringkat awal rawatan mengambil masa akan bertambah baik
Tidak berjangkit
Tidak semestinya diwarisi
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PANIC DISORDER
Both recurrent and unexpected panic attacks
More than 1 attack has been followed by 1
month or more of 1 or more of the following:
Persistent concern about additional attacks
Worry about the implications of the attack or
its consequences
A significant change in behaviors related to
the attacks
The disturbance is not attributable to
physiological effects of substances or other
medical disorder
Not better explained by other psychiatric
disorders
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Panic symptoms
Hot flashes
Chest pain Sweating Fear of Headache
loss of control
or death
Abdominal Chills Sense of SOB or Nausea
cramping impending chest tightness
doom
Dissociative Rapid, Trembling dizziness,
pounding heart or shaking lightheaded
rate
Nausea
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POSSIBLE
DIFFERENTI
AL
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Anxiety Disorders
Panic Disorder Social Anxiety
Generalised Disorder
Anxiety
Panic Disorder Disorders Social Anxiety
Separation Disorder
Anxiety
Disorders Agoraphobia
Specific Phobia Agoraphobia
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Medical / Drugs Related Disorders
Alcohol used
Disorder
Comorbids Thyroid related Cardio-
Disorders pulmonary
related Disorder
Alcohol us
Alcohoeldused
DDisisoorrddee rrs
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Management
Biological Psychological
Spiritual Social
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Target Symptoms
→ Reduction of panic attacks
→ Reduction of avoidance behavior
→ Improve safety behavior
→ Improve mental fortitude
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Away from values Towards values
Behaviours workability: is the work leading you
towards a rich and meaningful life?
1. Includes overt and covert behavior Choice point Can be narrow focus or broad focus
2. Client defines what is away move
3. Any activity can be away or
4. towards move depending on context
Precedes by antecedents: situation and the thoughts or feelings
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ESTABLISHING BEHAVIORAL GOALS
→ What will you do differently?
→ What will you start doing/stop doing?
→ What will you do more of or less of?
→ How will you treat yourself, others, the world differently?
→ What people, places, events, activities, challenges, will you approach, start, resume, or contact
(rather than avoid, withdraw, quit, or stay away from)?
→ The questions above often tend to elicit overt behavioral goals. To establish covert behavioral goals we
can ask questions such as:
→ Are there any tasks or activities you‟ll be better able to focus on or engage in?
→ Are there any people you‟ll be more attentive to or more present with?
→ Is there anyone or anything you‟ll be able to appreciate more, focus on better, engage in more, pay
more attention to?
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The Mindfulness Toolbox
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THANK YOU
@zaidrostam ahmad rostam md zin
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Brush PRESENTER NAME
Presentation Title
Outline Obsessive-Compulsive-
Related Disorders DSM 5
1. Obsessive-Compulsive and
Related Disorders
2. Treatment of the
Obsessive-Compulsive and
Related Disorders
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DSM-IV-TR vs DSM-5
In DSM-IV-TR Obsessive-Compulsive and DSM-5 : new chapter for Obsessive-
Related Disorders was included with Anxiety Compulsive and Related Disorders:
Disorders*
1. OCD
2. Body Dysmorphic d/o
3. Hoarding d/o
4. Trichotillomania
5. Excoriation d/o
6. Substance/medication induced ocd
7. Other specified OCD and related d/o
8. Unspecified OCD and related d/o
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1.Obsessive Repetitive thoughts and
-Compulsive
urges (obsessions)
Disorder Repetitive behaviors and
(OCD) mental acts
(compulsions)
Obsessive- 1.Body Repetitive thoughts and
Compulsive Dysmorphic urges about personal
and Related appearance
Disorders Disorder
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Disorder possessions
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