Problem
Trauma
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Other Names:
Traumatic stressTraumatic neurosis
Nature:
Traumatic stress is occurs under conditions of infection, injury, burns, surgery and extreme temperatures. Traumatic neurosis is the disruption or breakdown occurs when when sudden stimuli, reminding of the traumatic event, are too powerful to be dealt with or assimilated in the usual way. The recurrent dreams and flashbacks result in anxiety and helplessness, ranging from apathy and withdrawal to panic. Such traumas frequently follow criminal assault, accidents, torture and catastrophic events, especially those outside the usual range of human experience.
Broader Problems:
Stress in human beings Narrower Problems:
Mental shockCombat traumaEmotional shockAdverse childhood experiencesRedundancy traumaTraumatic injuriesPost abortion syndromeSecondary traumatic stressMassive psychic traumatizationPost-traumatic stress disorderResidual traumatic pains due to tortureStress and trauma in a context of civil violenceTraumatic arthritisBorderline personality disorders Aggravates:
ShockDiseases of metabolismPost-coital tristesse Strategies:
Studying trauma References:
Figley, Charles R: Trauma and Its WakeAltura, Burton M, et al: Handbook of Shock and Trauma: basic scienceStamm, Hudnall B: Measurement of Stress, Trauma and Adaptation Subject(s):
Health Care → Mental healthMedicine → Pathology
Psychology → Stress
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
D: Detailed problems Date of last update
07.03.2021 – 01:41 CET