EOR Flashcards

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echolalia

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repeats words or phrases

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echopraxia

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mimics behavior

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5 A’s of schizophrenia (neg sx)

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anhedonia
affect (flat)
alogia (poverty of speech)
avolition (apathy)
attention (poor)
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Effect of APS blocking dopamine in tuberoinfundibular pthwy

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hyperprolactinemia which can cause gynecomastia, galactorrhea, sexual dysfn and menstrual irregularities

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Effect of APS blocking nigrostriatal pthwy

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parkinsonism/EPS (tremor, rigidity, slurred speech, akathesia, dystonia and abnrml mvts)

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Associated w/ better prognosis for schizophrenia

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late onset
good social support
\+ sx
mood sx
acute onset
female
few relapses
good premorbid fn
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tx for EPS (esp w/ high potency 1st gen APS)

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anticholinergics (benztropine, diphenhydramine), benzos/beta-blockers (specifically for akathisia)

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metabolic syndrom

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SE of 2nd gen APS

↑ BP, blood sugar levels, body fat around waist, abnrl cholesterol levels

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What 2nd gen APS are more “weight neutral”

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aripiprazole or ziprasidone

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Ataxia, confusion, ocular abnormalities

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wernicke’s encephalopathy (vit B1)

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impaired recent memory, anterograde amnesia, compensatory confabulation

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korsakoff (occurs if wernicke’s encephalopathy is untreated)

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Refeeding syndrome

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pts reefed too quick- lookf for fluid retention and decreased phosphorus, magnesium and calcium

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complications of refeeding syndrome

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arrhythmias, respiratory failure, delirium and seizures

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Anorexia mortality rate

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cumulative and ~5% per decade d/t starvation, suicide, cardiac failure

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Tx for anorexia

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outpt unless 75-80% of ideal body weight

feed first-supervised weight gain programs, CBT, fam therapy,

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DSM5 for anorexia

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restriction
intense fear of gaining weight
disturbed body image

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Duration criteria for bulimua

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at least 1x/week for 3 mo

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Diff from bulimia and anorexia

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usually normal or over weight, sx are more distressing (egodystonic), bulimia has better prognosis

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Define binge eating

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2000 calories in 2 hrs (usually they eat faster than this)

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Buimia mortality rate

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2% per decade

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Treatment for bulimia

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antidepressants + therapy

SSRI- fluoxetine is ONYL FDA approved for bulimia

Nutritional counseling, CBT, fam therapy

AVOID bupropion d/t lower seizure threshold

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Binge eating duration critreia

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at least once a week for 3 months

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DSM5 for binge eating

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recurrent ep of binge eating with at least 3 of the following:
eating rapidly
eating until uncomfortably full
eating large amts when not hungry
eating alone d/t embarrassment
feeling disgusted/depressed/guilty after
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duration criteria for insomnia d/o

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at least 3 days a week for at least 3 months

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tx for insomnia
sleep hygeiene CBT pharmacotherapy
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pharmacotherapy for insomnia
Benzos- short term for 4-8 wks Non-benzos- zolpidem, eszopiclone and zaleplon (good short term) anti-depressants-trazodone, amitriptyline and doxepin
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cataplexy
sudden loss of muscle tone bilaterally without LOC usually associated with intense emotion
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hypnagogic hallucination
when going to sleep
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hyponopomic hallucination
when transitioning from sleep
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catalepsy
unprovoked muscular rigidity
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tx for cataplexy
sodium oxybate (DOC) TCAs SSRI/SNRI
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tx for hypersomnia
modafinil or stimulants (amphetamine or methylphenidate) antidepressants (atomoxetine) scheduled napping
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central apnea and sleep-related hypoventilation tx
cpap/bipap sup O2 meds (acetazolamide, theophylline, sedative-hypnotics)
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narcolepsy tx
``` sleep hygiene daytime naps avoid shift work amphetamines treat cataplexy ```
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define parasomnias
abnormal behaviors, experiences or psychological events that occur during sleep or sleep wake transitions
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tx for sleep walking
most don't need to be treated education, reassurance, sleep hygiene refractory cases- low dose benzo such as clonazepam
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tx for sleep terrors
reassurance that it is self limited
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tx for nightmare d/o
reassurance desensitization/imagery tehearsal medications- prazosin and antidepressants such as for PTSD cases
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define REM sleep behavior d/o
repeated arousals during sleep associated w/ vocalization or motor behavior violent behaviors in sleep resulting in injury to patient or partner
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tx for REM sleep behavior d/o
d/c likely causative med clonazepam is efficacious in most pts melatonin ensure enviro safety
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meds that can contribute to REM sleep behavior d/o
TCAs, SSRI, SNRI, beta blockers
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tx for restless leg syndrome
iron replacement if low ferritin remove offending agents dopamine AGONISTS and benzos are first line (bromocriptine, ropinirole)
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mature defenses
altruism, humor, sublimation, suppression
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neuoritc defenses
``` controlling displacement intellectulization isolation of affect rationalization reaction formation repression ```
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immature defenses
acting out denial regression projection
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define splitting
labeling ppl as all good or all bad (common in borderline PD)
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define undoing
attempting to reverse a situation by adopting a new behavior
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define altruism
performing acts the benefit others in toder to vicariously experience pleasure
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define sublimation
satisfying socially objectable impulses in an acceptable manner
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define suppression
purposely ignoring an unacceptable impulse or emotion in order to diminish discomfort and accomplish task
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define displacment
shifting emotions from undesirable situation to one that is personally tolerable ex: angry with mother then talks back to teacher next day and refuses to obey instructions
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define intellectulization
avoiding neg feelings by excessive use of intellectual functions and by focusing on irrelevant details
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define isolation of affect
unconscious limiting the experience of feelings or emotions associated with stressful life event in order to avoid anxiety
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define rationalization
explanations of an event in order to justify outcome or make acceptable
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define reaction formation
doing opposite of an unacceptable impulse ex: man who is in love with his married coworker insults her
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define repression
preventing thought or feeling from entering consciousness
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difference between repression and suppression
repression is unconscious and suppression is conscious act
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define acting out
giving in to an impulse even if socially inappropriate in order to avoid anxiety of suppressing the impulse
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define regression
performing behaviors from an earlier stage of development in order to avoid tension associated with current stage
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define projection
attributing objectable thoughts or emotions to others ex: husband who is attracted to other women accuses his wife of having an affair