The Structural Framework of the Blood Clot Is Formed by

question 23

Multiple Choice

The structural framework of the blood clot is formed by

• A)soluble fibrinogen.
• B)soluble fibrin.
• C)a fibrin polymer.
• D)a fibrinogen polymer.
• E)a thrombin polymer.

Recognize that cases of DID can be iatrogenic, caused unintentionally by practitioners, and may involve issues of suggestibility and malingering.

Comprehend the socio-cognitive model of DID as proposed by Nick Spanos and its emphasis on the role of social and cognitive factors in DID.

Grasp the trauma model of dissociative disorders, noting the role of severe trauma and high hypnotizability as risk factors.

Identify the steps usually followed in the treatment of DID, including the integration of personalities and trust establishment in therapy.

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Definitions:

Somatization Pattern

A somatization pattern refers to the manifestation of psychological distress through physical symptoms with no identifiable medical cause.

Conversion Disorders

Psychological conditions where emotional distress or unconscious conflict is expressed through physical symptoms, without an organic cause.

Physical Symptoms

Bodily signs of a medical condition, which could range from pain and fatigue to more serious indicators of diseases.

Psychological Conflicts

Internal struggles resulting from the opposing demands or impulses of different psychological drives.