85B Anxiety Disorders Flashcards

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Anxiety Disorder

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  • excessive
  • persistent
  • unfounded nervousness
  • interferes with activities
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Effects of overwhelming anxiety

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  • lower skilled motor movements
  • decreased intelligence
  • decreased learning and memory
  • less assertiveness
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Anxiety Disorders: disease burden

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  • Afflicts 30% of population currently
  • Early clinical onset, recurrence
  • Comorbidity common (depression)
  • Premature morbidity
  • Leading source of disease-related disability for women worldwide.
  • Second leading cause of functional disability for women worldwide in 2020.
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Criteria for Panic Disorder

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  • Recurrent unexpected panic attacks
  • At least one of the attacks has been followed by 1 month or more of the following:
    • Persistent worry about having additional attacks
    • Worry about the implications of the attack or its consequences (losing control)
    • A significant change in behavior related to the attacks
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Criteria for Panic Attack

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  • symptoms peak with 10 minutes
  • 4 of…
    • heart palpitations
    • sweating/trembling
    • numbness
    • SOB
    • chest pain….
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Causes of anxiety - deficiency

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vitamin b12

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causes of anxiety - miscellaneous conditions

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hypoglycemia
carcinoid syndrome
systematic malignancies
PMS
febrile illness
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causes of anxiety - toxic conditions

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alcohol and drug withdrawl
vasopressor agents
penicillin
mercury, arsenic, phosphorus
aspirin intolerance
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Agoraphobia

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anxiety of being in a public (outside, bus, bridge, etc and having a panic attack

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Panic disorder management - overview

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pharmacotherapy

evidence-based psychotherapy

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panic disorder management - pharm

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SSRIs
Benzodiazepine (alprazolam-xanax)
Tricyclics
MAOI

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panic disorder management - psychotherapy

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anxiety management (breathing, relaxation)
cognitive testing
behavioral exposure (repeated controlled contact)
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Social phobia - criteria

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fear of being humiliated/embarrassed
Anxiety around unfamiliar people
Recognize fear is excessive
Avoid social situations/endured with distress
Significant interference with normal functioning

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OCD - criteria

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Obsessions OR compulsions

repetitive behaviors causing distress/time waste

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OCD - onset

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most between 10-23 years; male=female

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OCD neurobiology

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Serotonin

Increased activity in caudate, orbital gyri and cingulate gyri

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OCD management overview

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Pharm
Psychotherapy
Psychosurgery

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OCD management - Pharm

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SSRIs

Clomipramine (Anafranil)

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OCD management - psychotherapy

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behavioral therapy

supportive therapy

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OCD management - psychosurgery

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cingulotomy
subcaudate tractomy
anterior capsulotomy

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) - criteria

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> 6 months of worry out of proportion
difficulty controlling
physical symptoms (sleep issues, restlessness, irritability, tension)
Causes significant distress or impairment

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GAD - management

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Pharm (benzodiazepines, SSRIs)

Psychotherapy (education, behavioral, supportive)

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Cognitive behavioral therapy

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educate about anxiety
breathing exercises to control hyperventilation
exposure to cues