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block 6 lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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over view of mental state examination?

A 
appearance
speech
mood
thought content
abnormal beliefs
cognitive state
insight
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2
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what is echopraxia?

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automatic imitation of another movement

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3
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what is a tic?

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repeated irregular movement

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4
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what are poor eye contact and hunched shoulders an indication of?

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depression

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5
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what is mania?

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elevated mood

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6
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what is depressive retardation?

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slow movements

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7
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what is it when someone is immobile but fully conscious?

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stupor

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8
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obsessive slowness?

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compulsive rituals

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9
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psychomotor agitation?

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unproductive overactvity, restlessness

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10
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what are compulsions?

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repetative stereotyped seemingly purposeful behaviour

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11
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what should you look for with speech?

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rate, quantity

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12
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what happens to speech in mania?

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increased pace

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13
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what is rate reduced by?

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depression

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14
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when is quantity increased?

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mania and anxiety

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15
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when is quantity reduced?

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depression, schizophrenia and dementia

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16
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what is poverty of speech?

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restricted speech

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17
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what is mutism?

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complete loss of speech

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18
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what is dysarthria?

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difficulty articulating speech

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19
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what is flight of speech?

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accelerated thoughts and abrupt changes in topic

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20
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what is neogolism?

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a new world/ everyday word used in a special way

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21
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echoalia?

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automatic imitation of speech

22
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thought blocking?

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interruption in the train of thought = blank

23
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knights move?

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disruption of continuous speech?

24
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psychosis?

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abnormal condition of the mind with a loss of contact with reality

25
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what is a subjective assessment?

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described by the patient

26
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what is dysphoric mood?

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unpleasant mood

27
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anhedonia?

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loss of interest in regular pleasurable activities

28
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what is euphoria?

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exaggerated feeling of well being

29
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what are panic attacks?``

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acute intense episodic attacks

30
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what is an inappropriate affect?

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talking cheerfully about a sad thing

31
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what is a flat affect?

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no emotion

32
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what is hyperchondriasis?

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fear of having a serious illness

33
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what is a phobia?

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persistant irrational fear

34
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what is dellusion?

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false personal belief based on inference

35
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what are some types of delusion?

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persecutory delusion/ reference/ granduer/ doubles/ somatic

36
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what is a reference delusion?

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behavior of other refers to them e.g. on the TV/radio

37
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what is a doubles delusion?

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thinking someone has been replaced

38
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what is a nihilistic delusion?

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think things of the body are missing

39
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what is erotomania?

A

clerambaults syndrome thinking someone is in love with them

40
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what are primary delusions?

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fully formed without any connection with previous events

41
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what are secondary delusions?

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when people try and make sense of what is happeneing

42
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what is the passivity phenomina?

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the belief of an external agency controlling ones self

43
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what is thought insertion?

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people think thoughts are being put into their brains

44
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thought withdrawl?

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people think thoughts are being removed

45
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thought broadcasting?

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thinking people can know and hear your thoughts

46
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what is a illusion?

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false false perception of real external stimulus

47
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hallucination?

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false sensory perception

48
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Pareidolia

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vivid imagery occurs without conscious effort

49
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what are some disorders of self awareness?

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depersonalisation and derealisation

50
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what is insight?

A

do you think you are ill

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