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Washington Post 5/19/06 : Washington Post 5/19/06 Washington Post 6/12/07 : Washington Post 6/12/07 Washington Post 6/12/07 : Washington Post 6/12/07 Richmond Times Dispatch 6/10/07 : Richmond Times Dispatch 6/10/07 History : History Common IllnessSymptoms : Common IllnessSymptoms Mental IllnessBehaviors : Mental IllnessBehaviors Mental IllnessBehaviors : Mental IllnessBehaviors Slide 11: Mental illness takes away… Major Mental Illnesses : Major Mental Illnesses Schizophrenia is Not… : Schizophrenia is Not… A distinct disease Due to flaws in personality A multiple personality From poverty A split personality Demonic Contagious A sociopathic behavior From bad parenting Schizophrenia is… : Schizophrenia is… A chronic, severe & disabling brain disease Characterized by loss of contact with reality Group of symptoms that show wide variations Prevalence : 1% percent of the population (20 M people) Prevalence Prevalence : Prevalence More common than MS or MD Males age 17-24 Females age 27-35 Higher percentage in Northern hemisphere born in winter Twice as high in urban areas Prevalence : Prevalence Symptoms universal Better outcome in underdeveloped countries Half of all males hospitalized before age 25 One third of females hospitalized Family Prevalence : Family Prevalence What Causes Schizophrenia? : What Causes Schizophrenia? Genetic/Epigenetic Neurological Environmental Developmental Origins : Developmental Origins Symptoms : Symptoms Hallucinations : Hallucinations Disorganized Speech &Behavior : Disorganized Speech &Behavior Catatonic Behavior : Catatonic Behavior Negative Symptoms : Negative Symptoms 5 A’s Affective flattening Alogia Avolition Autism Anhedonia Cognitive Impairment : Cognitive Impairment Phases : Phases 1st – Prodromal 2nd – Active 3rd – Residual Prognoses:Better & Poor : Prognoses:Better & Poor Course of Schizophrenia: 10 yrs : Course of Schizophrenia: 10 yrs 25% recovered completely 25% much improved 25% improved 15% hospitalized 10% deceased Course of Schizophrenia: 30 yrs : Course of Schizophrenia: 30 yrs 25% recovered completely 35% much improved 15% improved 10% hospitalized 15% deceased Early ChildhoodOnset : Early ChildhoodOnset Prevention : Prevention Bipolar Disorder : Bipolar Disorder Bipolar I Bipolar I mixed Bipolar II Rapid cycling Bipolar I & Mixed : Bipolar I & Mixed Bipolar II & Rapid Cycling : Bipolar II & Rapid Cycling Prevalence : 1.2% percent of the population (3 M people) Prevalence Prevalence : Prevalence 6th cause of disability 20-30% first episode before 20 Out of 100,000 teens 2000-3000 have mood disorders; 8-10 teens will commit suicide Recurrent disorder Family Prevalence : Family Prevalence What Causes Bipolar Disorder? : What Causes Bipolar Disorder? Genetic/Epigenetic Biological Neurological Psychological Environmental Mania : Mania Depression : Depression Prognosis : Prognosis ˃ 50% lifelong illness Frequent episodes = future episodes Highest suicide rate Good prognosis = correct diagnosis Getting a Correct Diagnosis : Getting a Correct Diagnosis HIPPA Civil Rights Symptoms overlap Treatment before diagnosis Bipolar Disorder vs.Psychiatric Disorders : Bipolar Disorder vs.Psychiatric Disorders Schizophrenia Anxiety disorders Major depression Asperger’s syndrome ADHD Borderline personality dis. Defiant/conduct disorders Substance abuse disorders Bipolar vs.Schizophrenia : Bipolar vs.Schizophrenia Treatment: Obstacles : Treatment: Obstacles Lack of awareness HIPPA/Civil rights Medical Stigma Treatment: Hospitalization : Treatment: Hospitalization Diagnosis Medication stabilization Personal safety Disorganized behaviors Treatment: Medication : Treatment: Medication Antipsychotics Antiepileptics Mood stabilizers Sleep aids Antidepressants Antihistamines Antianxieties Treatment: Counseling : Treatment: Counseling Cognitive behavioral therapy Psychological therapy Group/family therapy Job coaching Treatment: Ongoing : Treatment: Ongoing Supervised/assisted living Job placement Outpatient care Comorbidity treatment Dual diagnosis programs Nutrition counseling Treatment: Complementary/Holistic : Treatment: Complementary/Holistic Relapse : Relapse Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Family Prevalence : Family Prevalence Prevalence : Prevalence Major depression rate once in lifetime 40% one episode 60% recurring episode Majority recall symptoms during adolescence Men age 55-70 increased rate Treatment : Treatment Medication Hospitalization Counseling ECT RTMS VNS Prognosis : Prognosis Can have lifelong setbacks Can be well managed with proper medical care and good support system Severe Mental Illness& Oral Health : Severe Mental Illness& Oral Health The Dental Patient Common OralManifestations : Common OralManifestations Common OralManifestations : Common OralManifestations Lips : Lips Herpes lesion Angular chelitis Buccal Mucosa : Buccal Mucosa Friboma Candida albicans Teeth : Teeth erosion decalcification Tongue : Tongue glossitis geographic Tongue : Tongue Black hairy fissured Slide 73: F A C T O R S Barriers to Dental Care : Barriers to Dental Care MedicationSide Effects : MedicationSide Effects Dental CareConsiderations : Dental CareConsiderations Other CareConsiderations : Other CareConsiderations Saliva:A Precious Body Fluid : Saliva:A Precious Body Fluid Dry MouthProducts : Dry MouthProducts RemineralizationProducts : RemineralizationProducts Prevention &Patient Education : Prevention &Patient Education Dental ServicesNeeded : Dental ServicesNeeded State/local govt. Volunteer services Hospital programs Recovery &Rehabilitation : Recovery &Rehabilitation Understanding Acceptance Action Slide 84: National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) Slide 85: NAMI 2009 Booth Slide 86: My Goals for Making a Difference Slide 87: What Are Your Goals? Slide 88: In Loving Memory Of Our Beloved Jordan Robert Pence Jan 25, 1984 – Jun 18, 2008 Slide 89: Contact info Lisa Knapp, RDH, BS 301-938-5830 lisa91156@aol.com You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
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Washington Post 5/19/06 : Washington Post 5/19/06 Washington Post 6/12/07 : Washington Post 6/12/07 Washington Post 6/12/07 : Washington Post 6/12/07 Richmond Times Dispatch 6/10/07 : Richmond Times Dispatch 6/10/07 History : History Common IllnessSymptoms : Common IllnessSymptoms Mental IllnessBehaviors : Mental IllnessBehaviors Mental IllnessBehaviors : Mental IllnessBehaviors Slide 11: Mental illness takes away… Major Mental Illnesses : Major Mental Illnesses Schizophrenia is Not… : Schizophrenia is Not… A distinct disease Due to flaws in personality A multiple personality From poverty A split personality Demonic Contagious A sociopathic behavior From bad parenting Schizophrenia is… : Schizophrenia is… A chronic, severe & disabling brain disease Characterized by loss of contact with reality Group of symptoms that show wide variations Prevalence : 1% percent of the population (20 M people) Prevalence Prevalence : Prevalence More common than MS or MD Males age 17-24 Females age 27-35 Higher percentage in Northern hemisphere born in winter Twice as high in urban areas Prevalence : Prevalence Symptoms universal Better outcome in underdeveloped countries Half of all males hospitalized before age 25 One third of females hospitalized Family Prevalence : Family Prevalence What Causes Schizophrenia? : What Causes Schizophrenia? Genetic/Epigenetic Neurological Environmental Developmental Origins : Developmental Origins Symptoms : Symptoms Hallucinations : Hallucinations Disorganized Speech &Behavior : Disorganized Speech &Behavior Catatonic Behavior : Catatonic Behavior Negative Symptoms : Negative Symptoms 5 A’s Affective flattening Alogia Avolition Autism Anhedonia Cognitive Impairment : Cognitive Impairment Phases : Phases 1st – Prodromal 2nd – Active 3rd – Residual Prognoses:Better & Poor : Prognoses:Better & Poor Course of Schizophrenia: 10 yrs : Course of Schizophrenia: 10 yrs 25% recovered completely 25% much improved 25% improved 15% hospitalized 10% deceased Course of Schizophrenia: 30 yrs : Course of Schizophrenia: 30 yrs 25% recovered completely 35% much improved 15% improved 10% hospitalized 15% deceased Early ChildhoodOnset : Early ChildhoodOnset Prevention : Prevention Bipolar Disorder : Bipolar Disorder Bipolar I Bipolar I mixed Bipolar II Rapid cycling Bipolar I & Mixed : Bipolar I & Mixed Bipolar II & Rapid Cycling : Bipolar II & Rapid Cycling Prevalence : 1.2% percent of the population (3 M people) Prevalence Prevalence : Prevalence 6th cause of disability 20-30% first episode before 20 Out of 100,000 teens 2000-3000 have mood disorders; 8-10 teens will commit suicide Recurrent disorder Family Prevalence : Family Prevalence What Causes Bipolar Disorder? : What Causes Bipolar Disorder? Genetic/Epigenetic Biological Neurological Psychological Environmental Mania : Mania Depression : Depression Prognosis : Prognosis ˃ 50% lifelong illness Frequent episodes = future episodes Highest suicide rate Good prognosis = correct diagnosis Getting a Correct Diagnosis : Getting a Correct Diagnosis HIPPA Civil Rights Symptoms overlap Treatment before diagnosis Bipolar Disorder vs.Psychiatric Disorders : Bipolar Disorder vs.Psychiatric Disorders Schizophrenia Anxiety disorders Major depression Asperger’s syndrome ADHD Borderline personality dis. Defiant/conduct disorders Substance abuse disorders Bipolar vs.Schizophrenia : Bipolar vs.Schizophrenia Treatment: Obstacles : Treatment: Obstacles Lack of awareness HIPPA/Civil rights Medical Stigma Treatment: Hospitalization : Treatment: Hospitalization Diagnosis Medication stabilization Personal safety Disorganized behaviors Treatment: Medication : Treatment: Medication Antipsychotics Antiepileptics Mood stabilizers Sleep aids Antidepressants Antihistamines Antianxieties Treatment: Counseling : Treatment: Counseling Cognitive behavioral therapy Psychological therapy Group/family therapy Job coaching Treatment: Ongoing : Treatment: Ongoing Supervised/assisted living Job placement Outpatient care Comorbidity treatment Dual diagnosis programs Nutrition counseling Treatment: Complementary/Holistic : Treatment: Complementary/Holistic Relapse : Relapse Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Chronic Depression : Chronic Depression Family Prevalence : Family Prevalence Prevalence : Prevalence Major depression rate once in lifetime 40% one episode 60% recurring episode Majority recall symptoms during adolescence Men age 55-70 increased rate Treatment : Treatment Medication Hospitalization Counseling ECT RTMS VNS Prognosis : Prognosis Can have lifelong setbacks Can be well managed with proper medical care and good support system Severe Mental Illness& Oral Health : Severe Mental Illness& Oral Health The Dental Patient Common OralManifestations : Common OralManifestations Common OralManifestations : Common OralManifestations Lips : Lips Herpes lesion Angular chelitis Buccal Mucosa : Buccal Mucosa Friboma Candida albicans Teeth : Teeth erosion decalcification Tongue : Tongue glossitis geographic Tongue : Tongue Black hairy fissured Slide 73: F A C T O R S Barriers to Dental Care : Barriers to Dental Care MedicationSide Effects : MedicationSide Effects Dental CareConsiderations : Dental CareConsiderations Other CareConsiderations : Other CareConsiderations Saliva:A Precious Body Fluid : Saliva:A Precious Body Fluid Dry MouthProducts : Dry MouthProducts RemineralizationProducts : RemineralizationProducts Prevention &Patient Education : Prevention &Patient Education Dental ServicesNeeded : Dental ServicesNeeded State/local govt. Volunteer services Hospital programs Recovery &Rehabilitation : Recovery &Rehabilitation Understanding Acceptance Action Slide 84: National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) Slide 85: NAMI 2009 Booth Slide 86: My Goals for Making a Difference Slide 87: What Are Your Goals? Slide 88: In Loving Memory Of Our Beloved Jordan Robert Pence Jan 25, 1984 – Jun 18, 2008 Slide 89: Contact info Lisa Knapp, RDH, BS 301-938-5830 lisa91156@aol.com