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oppositional defiant disorder

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this is when adolescents have annoyed moods, disregard for peers, and defiant behaviors towards authority

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what is the cause of refeeding syndrome

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increased insulin release

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what is primary eneuresis

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this is bedwetting past 5yo

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generalized anxiety disorder worry spectrum

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worries about everything, not just one specific area of life

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catatonia

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when a patient doesnt speak, move, posturing, resists movement etc. can also be excitatory

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when do we see catatonia

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often in schizophrenic and bipolar disorder

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age of onset delusional disorder

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can be any age but is more common in older individuals

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risk factors for brief psychotic disorder

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stressful life events, personality disorders etc

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cognitive side effect of schizophrenia

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slowing of the working memory

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what type of therapy do you do for OCD

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CBT

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what is panic disorder

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this is when you have panic attacks without a trigger

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treatment for acute mania

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antipsychotic, lithium, valproate

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can you purge in anorexia

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yes! but if the BMI is lower than 18.5 this automatically is anorexia

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ADHD neurological abnormalities

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minor abnormalities like brisk reflexes

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what neurotransmitter is often low in patients with impulsive PDs

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serotonin

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what is adjustment disorder

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emotions or excessive responses within 3 months of an identifiable stressor, emotions are out of proportion to the identifiable stressor

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which drug stays in the UDS the longest

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marijuana

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examples of inhalants

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toluene, nitrous oxide, glue, spray paint

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what drugs are contraindicated in cocaine intoxication

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anything that will cause increased BP, like beta blockers (unapposed a1 activation)

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cardiac side effect of cocaine

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coronary artery vasospasm

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how do you treat pain for a patient on methadone therapy for OUD

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maintain their current methadone levels and then add patient controlled analgesia

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what protein is mutated in alzheimer

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tau

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what protein is mutated in parkinsons

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a-synuclein

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treatment of restless leg syndrome

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dopamine agonist like ropinerole

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DUMBELLS

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diarrhea, urination, miosis, bradycardia, bronchospasm, emesis, lacrimation, lethargy, sweating, salivation

26
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do patients with anticholinergic toxicity have to have sweating

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no but they will have flushed skin

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sexual side effects of marijuana use

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erectile dysfunction, not too severe but severe enough to not get hard enough for penetration

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wernicke encephalopathy presentation

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ataxia, opthalmoplegia, acute altered mental status

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what happens when you have chronic wernicke encephalopathy

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korsakoff syndrome, antero and retrograde amnesia, confabulation

30
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williams syndrome

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intellectual disability, flat nasal bridge, small chin, hypersociability

31
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criteria for decisional capacity

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consistent choice of care, demonstrate understanding of benefits and negative, ability to reason, ability to see how the choice fits their personal circumstances)

32
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should people who are cognitively impaired be able to make end of life decisions

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yes! it can be case by case but mild impairment should not preclude

33
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conversion disorder disfunction

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neurological symptoms

34
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oppositional defiant disorder

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this is like conduct disorder but less dysfucntion and less severe/destructive behaviors

35
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how do you treat psychosis from PD treatment

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lower Levodopa/carbidopa therapy

36
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diagnostic criteria for social anxiety disorder

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> 1 social situations that cause anxiety, fear of scrutiny by others, fear of judgement etc.

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treatment of social anxiety disorder

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SSRI

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what do you do if an SSRI does not cut it for social anxiety disorder

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propanolol especially if there is a hx of abuse in the family

39
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signs of youth-onset schizophrenia

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prodromal withdrawal phase, talking to an imaginary friend, hallucinations, academic decline

40
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selective mutism

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refusal to speak in a specific social situation but has normal speech in other situations, often in school

41
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what is a good therpapy for PTSD nightmares

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prazosin if SSRIs are not helping sufficiently

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displacement vs. projection

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displacement is when you shift your feelings to a safer target (med student-resident example) and projection is when you attribute your own feelings to others (so if you feel shame you attribute someone elses actions as shameful)

43
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how do you treat performance anxiety

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propanolol

44
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which two benzos are shorter acting for anxiety

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alprazolam or lorazepam

45
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medication treatment of bulemia

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SSRI

46
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for BDD do you ever suggest changing their appearance

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No never ever

47
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indications for ECT

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emergent situations in which they need treatment but maybe cant take pills, or pregnancy, refusal to eat/drink, imminent suicide risk,

48
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monotherapy for bipolar 1

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lithium, quitiapine, valproate, lamotragine

49
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severe bipolar 1 treatment

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lithium or valproate plus antipsychotic

50
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signs of cocaine use

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chest pain, tachycardia, mydriasis, seizures, agitation

51
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what SSRI can cause increase in BP

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venlafaxine

52
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treatment of body dysmorphic disorder

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SSRI and CBT

53
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which dissociative disorder has alters

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dissociative identidy disorder

54
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what is first line to reduce cravings in alcohol UD and OUD

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naltrexone

55
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non stimulant adult drugs for ADHD

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atomoxetine

56
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what is childonset fluiency disorder

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stuttering

57
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social communication disorder

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social difficulities of verbal and nonverbal communication

58
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first line drugs for alcohol use disorder

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naltrexone and acomprosate, disulfiram is second line

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