Big review Flashcards

1
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depression is only secondary to what

A

hypertension

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2
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what is wordens tasks of mourning

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accept the loss
process grief (healthy)
adjust to the world without them
start new life

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3
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what does serotonin do

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pain, aggression, libido, hormones, appetite, sleep

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4
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what are the different types of grief

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maladaptive, acute, complicated, anticipatory, disenfranchised

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5
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what can electroconvulsive therapy cause

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confusion and memory relapse

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6
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what do you want to assess when worried about suicide

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mood, anhendonia (without pleasure), anergia (without energy), anxiety, anger, guilt, helpless, hopeless

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7
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what does histamine do

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alertness, inflammatory, gastric secretions

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8
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what are some symptoms of hypomania

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crude or sexual jokes, pressured speech, decreased attention span, euphoric mood, finically extravagant

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9
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What is becks cognitive triad

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  1. negative view of self
  2. pessimistic view of the world
  3. belief that negative reinforcement will continue
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10
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what does dopamine do

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pleasure response, fine muscle movement

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11
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what is maladaptive grief

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difficulty coming to terms with loss, preoccupation with loss, impaired functioning, delayed or chronic grief

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12
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what are the 5 stages of grief

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denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

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13
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which is more severe PDD or MDD

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MMD

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14
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how long do you have to have PDD before being diagnosed with MDD

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2+ years

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15
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what is the treatment for serotonin syndrome

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stop SSRI, cooling blankets, anticonvulsant, artifical respirations, diazepam for rigidity

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16
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what are the ss of serotonin syndrome

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abd pain, bloating, diarrhea, fever, increased BP, mood swings, apnea, death

17
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what does tyramine do and where do you get it

A

from fermented foods causes vasoconstriction

18
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what breakes down tyramine

A

MAO

19
Q

what are the indications for electroconvulsive therapy

A

suicidal/homecidal, agitation, life threatening illness, refusal of foods or fluids, drugs not working

20
Q

what is lithium toxic/advanced level

A

1.5-2

21
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what is included in teaching when taking lithium carbonate

A

drink lots of water, dont take diruretics

22
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what do you do if someone has severe lithium toxicity

A

no antidote, gastric lavage, emetic

23
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what are some symptoms of delirium

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out of touch with reality, clanging speech, destructive, aimless increased activity, too disorganized to do anything, can cause death

24
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what is the severe level of lithium

A

2-2.5

25
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what are the symptoms of severe lithium toxicity

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ataxia, tinnitus, blurred vision, stupor, seizures, death

26
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what is serotonin syndrome

A

increase serotonin highest risk is SSRIs + MOI or cold meds

27
Q

what is the therapeutic level of lithium

A

0.5-1.4

28
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what are the long term effects of lithium

A

hypothyroidsm, kidney disease, nephrogenic, DI

29
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what are the interventions for early lithium toxicity

A

withhold dose, get lithium levels, change dose

30
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what does lithium carbondate do

A

mood stabilizer, alters sodium transport, decreases norepinephrine and dopamine

31
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what are the early signs of lithium toxicity

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n/v/d, thirst, polyuria, slurred speech

32
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what are the ss of acute mania

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good humor to rage, demand attention, flight of ideas, clang association, profane remarks, no time for anything

33
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what are the advanced signs of lithium toxicity

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course hand tremors, confusion, EEG changes, GI upset

34
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what age does schizophrenia start to effect

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20s

35
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what does schizophrenia effect

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thinking, learning, emotions, social behavior, ability to perceive reality correctly

36
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what are the positive symptoms of schizophrenia

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hallucinations, delusions, bizzare behavior

37
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what are the negative symptoms of schizophrenia

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lack of motivation, flat affect, anhendonia, poverty of speech

38
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what is the purpose of 1st gen antipsychotics

A

targets positive symptoms of schizophrenia bloack dopamine

39
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what is the purpose of atypical 2nd gen antipsychotics

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targets positive and negative schizophrenia symptoms has fewer side effects