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psychiatry
the branch of medicine that focuses on mental illness [sai'kaiətri]
psychiatrist
a medical doctor (an M.D) who specializes in mental health. [sai'kaiətrist]
Reil was the first to use the term…..
psychiatry
aggressiveness
show anger, willingness to attack people
restlessness
unable to stay still
withdrawal
quiet, prefer to be alone
distraction
unable to pay attention
flamboyance
attention-seeking, showing off
anxiety
nervousness or worry
carelessness
not enough care or attention
John was… about his appearance. He was shabbily dressed and his hair wasn't combed.
careless
Jane was ... She barely said a word. When she spoke, she did not look at me.
withdrawn
Harry was… He couldn't sit still and kept twitching all the time.
restless
Mary was very …. She was focused, but you could tell she was worried about something.
anxious
Pat is … She dresses in quite extravagant and formal clothes with bright colours.
flamboyant
Susan was very ... She was very argumentative. I did not feel safe and sat with my seat near the door
aggressive
He appeared … throughout the interview, looking out of the window as if he was hearing voices
distracted
the way that someone or something looks.
[ə'piərəns]
appearance
behavior
[bi'heivjə]: the way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially toward others.
hành vi
manner
['mænə]: a person's outward bearing or way of behaving toward others
thái độ
Psychosis
[saɪˈkəʊ.sɪs] – psychoses: severe mental illnesses that make someone believe in things that are not real. (chứng rối loạn tâm thần)
mania
'meinjə]: mental illness marked by periods of great excitement and overactivity. (chứng hưng cảm)
depression
[di'pre∫n]: a mental state of low mood and aversion to activity. (chứng trầm cảm)
dementia
[di'men∫ə]
problems with memory, thinking, and behavior
chứng mất trí a decline in cognitive abilities that impacts a person's ability to perform everyday activities
orientation
is a function of the mind involving awareness of: time, place and person
insight
['insait]: ability to have a clear, deep, understanding of a complicated problem
(bipolar) affective disorder
[baɪˌpəʊ.lər əˈfek.tɪv dɪˌsɔː.dər]: a mental health condition that affects someone’s moods. (rối loạn tâm thần lưỡng cực)
organic disorder
psychological issues caused by damage to the brain
rối loạn tinh thần thực thể
psychotherapy
['saikəu'θerəpi]: the treatment of mental illness by discussing somebody’s problems with them rather than by giving them drugs (lieu pháp tâm lý)
cognitive behavioral therapy
'kɔgnətiv bi'heivjərəl 'θerəpi] (CBT): a talking therapy that can help you manage your problems by changing the way you think and behave (lieu pháp nhận thức hành vi)
Undergraduate clinical rotations
[,ʌndə'grædʒuət]: you gain essential clinical experiences to meet state board requirements, including a variety of clinical skills, patient care experiences, and decision-making skills.
amitriptyline
ˌaməˈtriptələn]:
a medicine used to treat a number of mental illnesses.[2]
