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Ego defense in which a person remains at a more childish level in a particular domain.

A

Fixation, e.g. oral fixation

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What class of non-stimulant drugs may be used to treat ADHD? Example?

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atomoxetine, a non-stimulant SNRI

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3
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What other psychiatric disorder is associated w/ Tourette’s syndrome?

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OCD

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4
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What is the Tx for Tourette’s?

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antipsychotics (haloperidol)

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Why don’t males usually suffer from Rett’s syndrome?

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They die in utero or shortly after birth.

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What is the inheritance pattern of Rett’s?

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X-linked dominant

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What neurotransmitter changes are seen in Alzheimer’s?

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decreased ACh

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What neurotransmitter changes are seen in Parkinson’s?

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increased ACh, increased serotonin, decreased dopamine

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What neurotransmitter changes are seen in anxiety?

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Increased NE, decreased GABA, decreased 5-HT

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What neurotransmitter changes are seen in depression?

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decreased NE, serotonin, and dopamine

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What neurotransmitter changes are seen in Huntington’s?

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decreased GABA and ACh, increased dopamine

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What neurotransmitter changes are seen in schizophrenia?

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increased dopamine

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order of loss of orientation

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  1. time, 2. place, 3. person
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Tell me about Korsakoff’s amnesia. Effects? Etiology? Commonly seen in?

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Anterograde amnesia d/t thiamine (B1) deficiency and destruction of mamillary bodies. Seen in alcoholics.

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