Eating, Dissociative, Personality

Question 1

Anorexia diagnosis

Answer 1

Refusal to maintain expected body weight
Intense fear of weight gain
Bad perception of body
Amenorrhea

Question 2

Two types of anorexia

Answer 2

Restricting type

Binge-eating/purging type

Question 3

Mortality rate in anorexia

Answer 3

10-15

Question 4

Who is primarily affected by anorexia

Answer 4

Young adolescent girls

Question 5

Psych features of anorexia

Answer 5

1. Low overconfidence bias

2. Other disorder (OCD, depressed, anxiety)

Question 6

Metabolic features of anorexia?
pH
Electrolytes
EKG
Lipids
Blood
Bone
Thyroid

Answer 6

Metabolic acidosis
Hypokalemia, hypophosphatemia
Elongation of QT
Hyperhcolesterolemia
Anemia/leukopenia
Osteoporosis
Cold intolerance

Question 7

Medical features of anorexia
Growth
Hormones
Colon
Brain

Answer 7

Stunted growth
Low hormones
Melanosis coli
Enlarged ventricles, reduced flow

Question 8

How to treat anorexia
Medically
Psych
Next
Drugs

Answer 8

Nutrient stabilization
Psychotherapy for patient and fam
Food
SSRI or 2nd gen anti-psy

Question 9

Bulimia
Weight?
4 physical findings
Electrolytes

Answer 9

Normal weight

Barret’s esophagus, tooth enamel erosion, swollen parotid, Russell’s sign

Question 10

Treatment for bulemia? (3)

Answer 10

1. CBT
2. SSRi’s, TCA’s, MAOI’s
3. Co-morbid disorders

Question 11

Dissociative amnesia define

Answer 11

Inability to recall personal information of tramatic nature

Question 12

Treatment of dissociative amnesia

Answer 12

Hyponosis
Sodium amobarbital
Psychodynamic psychotherapy

Question 13

Dissociative fugue define

Answer 13

Predominant distrubance in sudden, unexpected travel away from home with inability to recall one’s past.

Question 14

Strange feature of dissociative fugue?

Answer 14

Unaware they forgot something

Question 15

Treatment of dissociative fugue?

Answer 15

Hyponosis
Sodium amobarbital
Psychodynamic

Question 16

Dissociative identity disorder definition

Answer 16

Presence of two or more distinct identities or personality states.

Question 17

Dissociative identity disorder treatment

Answer 17

Psychotherapy

Question 18

Depersonalization disorder define

Answer 18

Persistent or recurrent episodes of detachment or estrangement from one’s self.

Question 19

Define personality

Answer 19

enduring pattern of perceiving, relating, and thinking about the environment and oneself that is seen in a wide range of social and personal situations.

Question 20

Define personality disorder

Answer 20

an enduring pattern of inner experience and behavior that deviates markedly from the expectations of the individual’s culture. Ego-syntonic.

Question 21

Cluster A of personality disorders?

Answer 21

Odd

Question 22

3 odd types of Cluster A?

Answer 22

Paranoid (Suspicious)
Schizoid (No joy)
Schizotypal (Delusional)

Question 23

4 Cluster B disorders

Answer 23

Antisocial (Break norms)
Borderline (impulsive)
Histrionic (Center of attention)
Narcissistic (Grandiose,power)

Question 24

How it cluster B defined

Answer 24

Dramatic

Question 25

Cluster C defined how

Answer 25

Anxious

Question 26

3 cluster C types

Answer 26

Avoidant: Inadequate
Dependent: Submissive
Obsessive-compulsive