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Ch 13 Flashcards

1
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What did Kraeplin do?

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Built on Haslam, Pinel, and Morel
Seperated catatonia, hebephrenia and paranoia (catagirized under dementia praecox)
Distinguised these disorders from BD

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Who introduced the term schizophrenia?

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Eugen Bleuler

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3
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Catatonia

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Disorder of movement, immobility or excited agitation

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4
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Hebephrenia

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immature emotionality

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5
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Paranoia

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Delusions of grandeur or presecution

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Schizo phrenia

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Split mind

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Associtive splitting

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Seperation of human personality (cognition, emotion, and perception)

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J. haslam

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Wrote Observations on Madness and Melancholy, described symptomd

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9
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P.P

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Described cases of schizophrenia

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10
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B. Morel

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Used Latin words

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11
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Psychotic behavior

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Hallucinations and loss of touch with reality

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12
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Positive symptoms

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Distorted reality, hallucinations and delusions

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Negative symptoms

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Deficit in speech, emotions, and motivation

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Disorganized symptoms

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Rambling, erratic behavior, inappropriate emotion display

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15
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What is required for a schizophrenia diagnosis?

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Two or more symptoms present for at least one month
Also 0 to 4 dimensional scale

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16
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What percent of people w szoa experience hallucinations? Delusions?

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60 to 80, 70

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17
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Capgras syndrome

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The belief that someone close to them has been replaced by a double

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18
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Cotards syndrome

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They belivee they themselves are dead

19
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Motivational view of delusions

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These beliefs help with the stress of the world

20
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Defecit view

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Cause by brain dysfunction

21
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What hallucinations are mist common here?

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Auditory, 70%

22
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SPECT was used to discover that the … area was most active during hallucinations

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Brocas, speech production part of brain
Supports tehory that they are listening to their own thoughts

23
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Wernicks area

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Hearing

24
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Negative symptoms are experienced by … of people

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60

25
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Avolition

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Inability of persist in important activities

26
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Alogia

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Absense of speech

27
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Anhedonia

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Lack of pleasure

28
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What other ngative symptoms remain?

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Asociality, affective flattening

29
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Catatonic immobility

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Motionless, no bands

30
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3 subtypes of schizophrenia

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Paranoids , disorganized, catatonic
No longer used, it is now dimensional

31
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Schizophreniform disorder

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Symptoms only lasting 6 months

32
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Schizoaffective

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Symptoms of szoa and major mood disorder

33
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Delulu disorder

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Persistent belief that is opposite to reality, but no other symptoms of szoa

34
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Delusional subtypes

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erotomanic, grandiose, jealous, persecutory, and somatic

35
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Shared psychotic disorder

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Bluetooh transmitted delusion to your friends

36
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Delusional disorder is..

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Rare with late onset, affects more women than men

37
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How do most people follow a course for developing sczoa?

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Prodromal stage, 85%
Behaviors start ti appear for a year and then become more serious

38
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Treatment of schizophrenia

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Neuroleptic drugs and psychosocial treatment

39
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What category of symptoms do neuroleptics help with the most?

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Positive

40
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What neurotransmitters do nueroleptics impact?

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Dopamine, serotonergic, and glutamate

41
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Antisychotics (neuroleptics) side effects

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grogginess, blurred vision, and dryness of the mouth, akinesia, involuntary tongue movement and other oarts if face (this is iften irreversable)

42
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Treatment used to treat hallucinations

A

Transcranial magnetic stimulation

43
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How are psychosocial treatments used for szcoa patients?

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Teach social skills, how to adapt to their disorder

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