Behavioral Science

Question 1

first line treatment for bipolar disorder

Answer 1

Lithium
Valproate
Quetapine

Question 2

what is buproprion

Answer 2

NE and DA reuptake inhibitor

Question 3

treatment for ADHD

Answer 3

methylphenidate

Question 4

benzo that treats acute mania

Answer 4

Lorazepam

Question 5

first generation antipsychotic that treats schizophrenia

Answer 5

haloperidol

Question 6

drug that treats the depression more then the mania in bipolar people

Answer 6

lamotrigene

Question 7

treatment for panic disorder

Answer 7

benzo and SSRI/SNRI

Question 8

when someone has a belief in a delusion for more then one month but no hallucinations or disorganization what is it

Answer 8

delusional disorder

Question 9

in what disease is there a loss of cholinergic and GABA releasing neurons in the striatum

Answer 9

Huntington

Question 10

where are the NE secreting neurons in the CNS

Answer 10

Locus Cerelus

Question 11

where is the locus cerelus

Answer 11

the dorsal ons

Question 12

where are serotonin secreting neurons

Answer 12

raphe nuclei in the pons, medulla and midbrain

Question 13

where are the cholinergic neurons

Answer 13

Nucleus Basalis of Meynert

Question 14

where is the red nucleus

Answer 14

anterior midbrain

Question 15

immediate treatment for panic disorder

Answer 15

bentos (good for rapid relief)

Question 16

long term treatment for panic disorder

Answer 16

SSRI/SNRI or cognitive behavioral therapy

Question 17

what can you not eat when on MAOI and why

Answer 17

tyramine because of the chance of hypertensive crisis

Question 18

what is the unconscious shifting of emotions or desires associated with a person from the past to another person in the present

Answer 18

transference

Question 19

best thing to determine for a women who is being abused is what

Answer 19

does she have an emergency place to go

Question 20

what is the term for an arrangement in which a payor pays a fixed predetermined fee to cover all the medical services required by a patient

Answer 20

capitation

Question 21

what requires patients to have a primary care provider and obtain referrals for specialty consultations

Answer 21

point of service plans

Question 22

what is the specific model of primary care in which a patient has access to personal physician who coordinates care and sees the patient through all aspects of care including preventative and chronic diseases management

Answer 22

patient centered medical home

Question 23

what is the arrangement in which an insurer pays a provider a single payment to cover all the expenses associated with an incident of care

Answer 23

global payment

Question 24

what is the payment arrangement in which an insurer pays a provider for each individual service provided at a pre-arranged discounted rate

Answer 24

discounted fee-for service

Question 25

what is the best approach for somatic symptom disorder

Answer 25

to schedule regular visits

Question 26

failure to speak in specific situations like school is?

Answer 26

selective mutism

Question 27

enlarged parotid glands is a sign of what eating disorder

Answer 27

anorexia

Question 28

cardiac atrophy is a sign of what eating disorder

Answer 28

anorexia

Question 29

patients who induce vomiting have Russel Sign, what is that

Answer 29

calluses on the dorm of their hands

Question 30

all antidepressants carry the risk of inducing what

Answer 30

mania

Question 31

what kind of drug is lamotreigene

Answer 31

anticonvulsant mood stabilizer

Question 32

name three mode stabilizers

Answer 32

carbamazepine valproate lithium

Question 33

what is a bad dude of lamotreigene

Answer 33

Steven Johnson

Question 34

why can SSRI treat premature ejaculation

Answer 34

because a side affect of them (Bupropion) is delayed ejaculation

Question 35

what is low in the CSF of someone with Narcolepsy

Answer 35

Hypocretin-1 and 2

Question 36

low css 5-hydroxyindole-acetic acid concentration is associated with what

Answer 36

aggression and suicde

Question 37

elevated 14-3-3 protein in CSF marks whart

Answer 37

Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease

Question 38

melatonin in the CSF decreases or increases in the presence of Alzheimers

Answer 38

decreases

Question 39

what are the nueopetides that are in the lateral hypothalamus that function to promote wakefulness and inhibit REM sleep related phemonema

Answer 39

hypocretin 1 and 2

Question 40

drugs to treat PTSD

Answer 40

SSRI or SNRI

Question 41

PCP has affects on what receptors

Answer 41

sigma opioid receptors

Question 42

how does the hallucinogen PCP work

Answer 42

its is an NMDA receptor antagonist

Question 43

what is the mao of antipsychotics

Answer 43

dopamine receptor antagonist

Question 44

three examples of NMDA agonist

Answer 44

glutamate aspartate D-Cycloserine

Question 45

dilated pupils, lacrimation and yawning are all side effects of what withdrawal

Answer 45

heroin

Question 46

seizures are a side effect of what withdrawal

Answer 46

alcohol and benzodiazepines

Question 47

what is the first line antidepressant SSRI used

Answer 47

Sertraline

Question 48

main UDE of SSRI like sertraline

Answer 48

sexual dysfunction

Question 49

what drugs inhibit sodium channels

Answer 49

TCA's

Question 50

what is the most common cause of death in TCA overdose

Answer 50

cardiac arrhythmia because they slow down fast sodium channels in the heart