Elham Aljammas 18/9/2013 Etiology of Mental disorders.

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Elham Aljammas 18/9/2013 Etiology of Mental disorders

Objectives: 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.

No single paradigm suffice =multifactorial Some important etiological issues in psychiatry : 1.complexity of causes 2.classification of causes 3. concept of stress 4. concept of psychological reaction

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.

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

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

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.

a.Monamine theories

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%

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

Pychological model