CHAPTER 10: Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders Flashcards
Schizophrenia
delusions, hallucinations, illogical thinking, incoherent speech, bizarre behaviour
Dementia praecox
premature impairment of mental abilities
Emil Kraepelin
saw schizophrenia as progressive diseases, loss of inner unity of thought, feeling, and acting
Eugen Bleuler
Four A’s
- Associations: loosening of associations
- Affect: emotional response is flattened
- Ambivalence: conflicting feelings towards others
- Autism
Kurt Schneider
ABCD
- Auditory hallucinations
- Broadcasting of thought
- Controlling of thoughts
- Delusions
Broadcasting of thought
believes thoughts can be heard or known by others
Echo
hears own thoughts as if they were spoken aloud
Insertion
someone has ability to transmit thoughts into their head
Withdrawal
someone has ability to make them lose thoughts
Delusions
cannot rationally speak to person
Pathognomonic indicator
only indicative of one particular disease
Second-rank symptoms
frequently associated with Sz, but not exclusively (mood problems, non-auditory hallucinations)
Prodromal phase
deterioration in self care, socially withdrawn
Acute phase
positive symptoms, hallucinations, delusions, disorganized speech, losing associations
Residual phase
retraction of positive symptoms, similar to prodromal phase, element of disordered thinking remains