PSYB32H3 Study Guide - Final Guide: Traumatic Brain Injury, Adjustment Disorder, Occupational Therapy
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Was in a car accident had whiplash, depression, anxiety (being in cars, other drivers), had been to an occupational therapist. Janet is administered a number of psychological measures to encapsulate any impairment in terms of: Janet was found to have an average intelligence and a post-secondary reading level, as well as providing a valid performance. Pai was valid and indicative of depressive, anxious, posttraumatic, and somatic issues. Tsi valid, and elevated for all of the key indicators of ptsd. The psychological report was completed indicating that janet s scores were consistent with diagnoses of ptsd and an adjustment disorder with depressed. Sheila was involved in a trip and fall accident on january 14, 2005. Age 44; bank teller; college education; prior psychiatric contact for depression. Injuries sustained in mva according to medical file: back pain with no whiplash. Treatment provide to date: twice monthly psychiatric contact, recently seen by psychologist who recommended treatment (and is willing to see her)
