etiologies and meds for final Flashcards

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What are some biological factors that may contribute to eating disorder development?

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brain structure (hypothalamus) and neurotransmitter (serotonin) changes

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What are etiologies of anxiety disorders?

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improper functioning of normal stress repsponse, hyperactive autonomic nervous system, attainment of satisfaction and security

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What is the most common treatment for acute anxiety?

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benzos (ativan, kloponin, xanax, valium)

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What is most common for maintenance anxiety?

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buspirone

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What are other pharmacotherapies for anxiety?

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SSRIs (lexapro, zoloft, celexa), TCAs (elavil, anafril, tofranil), antihistamines (benadryl, atarax), anti-eleptics (tergetol, neurontin, depakote)

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What is important to know about OCD etioligies?

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there are some promising reasonings but none proven

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What are neurobiological-anatomical etiologies for schizo?

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changes in basal ganglia activity, enlarged ventricles, cerebral atrophy, decreased cerebral bloodflow, decreased brain volume, less brain tissue and cerebrospinal fluid,

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What are biological factors for etiology of depression?

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deficient serotonin, norepi, and dopamine in brain. may be caused by general health conditions or other medication side effects

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What are etiologies for bipolar?

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stressful childhood events, having a first degree relative with bipolar disorder, excessive norepi and serotonin, deficient dopamine even during mania

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