Conditions

Question 1

Separation Anxiety disorder

Answer 1

Developmentally inappropriate and excessive fear or anxiety concerning separation from those to whom the individual is attached ( Nightmares, physical symptoms, school refusal, worry and distress when separation is anticipated or occurring, refusal to sleep away from home).

Fear lasts 4 weeks in children, and over 6 months in adults.

Question 2

Social Anxiety Disorder

Answer 2

Marked fear or anxiety about social situations where the individual is exposed to possible scrutiny by others.

Question 3

Insane vs Sane Automatism

Answer 3

Insane Automatism is due to an internal factor, eg a disease of the brain (eg epilepsy) versus sane automatism, which is an external factor (eg blow to the head or injection of a drug)

Question 4

Werenickes Aphasia

Receptive Aphasia
Fluent Aphasia
Primary Sensory Aphasia

Answer 4

Werenickes Aphasia - Cant comprehend and words are used wrong.

Fluent Aphasia (as words are created effortless even if they are wrong)

Receptive Aphasia

Primary Sensory Aphasia

Cant comprehend spoken speech or speak.
They are unaware.

Paraphasic errors and neoligsms

(the old lady in the window, word jumble basically)

Question 5

Brocas Aphasia / Non fluent Aphasia

Expressive aphasia / cortical motor aphasia

Answer 5

Brocas Aphasia / Non fluent Aphasia
Expressive aphasia / cortical motor aphasia

They know what they want to say, but they cant get it out, person is aware.

Speech perception is generally uneffected and language comprehension is normal.

Speech output however is sparse, hesitant, slow with marked disturbance of rhythm, articulation and inflection.

(The lady reading from the book very slowly) - video

Dominant frontal lobe, inferior frontal gryrus and pars triangularis