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Prof. Dr. Elham Aljammas 18/9/2013.  1.to understand the relationship between different etiological factors  2.To analyze the possible &treatable causes.

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1 Prof. Dr. Elham Aljammas 18/9/2013

2  1.to understand the relationship between different etiological factors  2.To analyze the possible &treatable causes.  3.To define the responsibility of the family & or the community.  4.To tackle the exact area in the treatment.

3 Some important etiological issues in psychiatry : 1.complexity of causes 2.classification of causes 3. concept of stress 4. concept of psychological reaction

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6 In psychiatry the study of causation is complicated by 3 problems 1.lack of temporal association (childhood experience,adult emotional disorder ) 2.cause & effect Parental deprivation in childhood & later antisocial behavior 3. indirect mechanism(genetic predisposition) may be mediated in part through psychological factors.

7 Models of aetiogical factors 1-Biological Model 2-Social Model 3-Psychological ModeL

8 Aetiological factors could be divided into : 1.Predisposing factors Family history Disturbed childhood 2.Precipitating factors: Loss of jobs Physical illness Loss of loved one 3.Perpetuating factors

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10 Biological Models 1.Mental process are derived from operations of the brain,resulting in behavioral disturbances. 2.Gene through their protein product,have important effect on brain function & therefore exert a significant control over behavior. 3. social &behavioral effect exert their impact on the brain in part through changes in gene expression Changes in gene expression & the consequent pattern of synaptic connectivity underlie the ability of experiences such as learning &psychotherapy to change behavior.

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13 a.Monamine theories

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17 f.Genetic: Heritability estimates for for selected psychiatric disorders are : Schizophrenia 80% Major dep. 40% Bipolar disorder 80% Generalized A D 30% Panic disorders 40% Phobia 35% Alcohol problems 60%

18 1-Family studies:. 60% of schizophrenic have no family history of the illness. If one parent is schizophrenic 15% of offspring develop the illness. If both parents are schizophrenic, 46% of them suffer 2-Twin studies Mz twins have 42% concordance rate Dz twins have 10% concordance 3.Adoption studies.

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21 Psychological Models Psychodynamic explanation Frauds' hypothesis

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25 o Poor housing,noise,stress,poverty,Wars migration,….etc. Migration: moving to another country or to unfamiliar part of the same country is a life according to the following status-selective migration-process of migratio n

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27 Concept of stress: c.In vitro viral infection d.Neurodevelopmental disorders. e.Organic brain damage (Alzheimer's Dis )

28 It is applied in two ways :- 1.Events or situations(stressors)(physical,psychological,or social). 2.Adverse effect (stress reaction)-Psychological(feeling & mood regulation) -physiological-autonomic responses increase blood pressure, endocrine changes

29 Stress --------->perception------------->psychological---------.>>Defence mechanism-------- ---> physiological ---->>> ------->illness behavior------------------------------>immune deficiency.--------->illness.

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32  اطفال العراق ما بعد الاحتلال

33  حفظ الله العراق والعراقيين من كل سوء


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