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anxiety disorders Flashcards

At the end of the learning, students will be able to do the following regarding the anxiety disorders: Describe basic neuroanatomy and neurophysiology Choose the correct diagnosis from a vignette List important medical and psychiatric disorders in the differential diagnosis State important comorbidities and how they alter treatment Identify the correct pharmacologic and psycholotherapeutic treatments

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the instincual fear center

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amygdala

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is hyperactive in most anxiety disorders

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hyperactive

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NT involved in anxiety disorder

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NE

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NE released from

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Locus Ceruleus

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Locus Ceruleus located in the

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Pons

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gender distribution of anxiety disorders

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2x females as males (except OCD)

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DOC for anxiety disorders

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SSRI

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6 SSRIs

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Sertaline, paroxetine, fluoxetine, fluvoxamine, citalopram, escitalopram

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MOA of SSRI in Anxiety disorder

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reducing locus ceruleus firing with chronic use

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effective non-drug therapy for anxiety disorder

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CBT

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frequent co-morbidity in anxiety disorders

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EtOH use disorder (self medication)

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why does Alcohol seem to work in anxiety

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GABAergeneric properties of EtOH

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CBT most effective in anxiety when

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meds are started first

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works on faulty/distorted thoughts

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cognitive therapy

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works on breathing, relaxation, and graduated exposure

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behavioral therapy

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age of onset of panic disorders

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20s

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influx of ____(3) in PD pts can trigger panic attacks

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CO2, sodium lactate, or bicarb

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DX criteria for Panic Disorder

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1) recurrent unexpected attacks
2) at least one attack has been followed by a month or more of persistant worry/change in behavior regarding the attacks
3) not another axis 1 or due to substances/other medical condition

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sx of panic attacks

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4 or more:
palp, chest pain, sweating, trembling, SOB, nausea, syncope, derealization/depersonalization, fear of going crazy.dying, numbness/tingling, chills/hotflashes

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medical disorders to rule out in panic disorder

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caffeine OD, heart/lung/thyroid disease, drug use

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major ddx when panic disorder onsets later in life

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heart/lung problems

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95% of people with this, have PD

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agoraphobia

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associated with worse prognosis of PD

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agoraphobia

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mainstay of PD treatment

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SSRI

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possiblly effective in PD, but associated with severe side effects

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MAOI

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used in emergent PD situations

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benzo

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General Anxiety disorder dx criteria

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excessive anxiety and worry, more days than not dor at least 6 months
3 or more of: restlessness/keyed up/on edge, easy fatigue, difficulty concentrating, irritaility, muscle tension, sleep disturbance
not another axis 1
causes distress/impairment

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somatic sx of GAD

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GI troubles, headaches, insomnia, palpitations, muscle tension and aches, SOB/dyspnea, loss of libido

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major comorbidity with GAD

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major Depression

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overlapping sx of MDD and GAD

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anxiety, sleep problems, psychomotor agitation, dfficulty concentrating, irritabiliy, fatigue

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DOC for GAD

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SSRI

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particular SSRI approved for GAD

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paroxetine/venlafaxine

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buspirone effective for

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GAD

34
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most common comorbidity to OCD

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tourette’s

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ego dystonia

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knowing that the behavior is abnormal

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OCD is (dystonic/syntonic)

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dystonic

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anxiety disorder more common to adult women

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OCD

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age when OCD is more common in males

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adolescence

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age of onset of OCD

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20s, rare in age 35

40
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66% of people with _____ have OCD

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tourette’s

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PET shows increased activity of the (3)____ in OCD

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orbotofrontal, ACC and caudate

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circuit abnormality in OCD

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orbitofrontal-limbic-basal ganglia

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dx criteria of OCD

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precense of either obsesions or compulsions that caue distress or are disabling

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type of CBT in OCD

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exposure-response prevention

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DOC (current) in OCD

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SSRI

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old drug in OCD

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clomipramine

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drug used in tourette’s+OCD or in refractory OCD

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risperidone

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DX criteria in Social anxiety disorder (SAD)

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fear of humilation of embarrassment to social sitations

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DOC in SAD

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SSRI (possible MAOI and Benzo)

50
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drug for situational type of SAD

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propanolol

51
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DOC for specific sphobia

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SSRI

52
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best treatment for specific phobia

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systematic desensitivation

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