First Aid Psychiatry: anxiety, OCD, trauma, stressor Flashcards

1
Q

most common form of psychopathology

A

anxiety

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2
Q

which gender is anxiety seen more in

A

females

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3
Q

late onset anxiety symptoms without prior or family psychiatric history should increase suspicion of?

A

anxiety caused by another medical condition

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4
Q

treatment for milder presentations of anxiety

A

psychotherapy

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5
Q

treatment for moderate to severe anxiety

A

combination treatment with pharmacotherapy

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6
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first line pharmacotherapy for anxiety

A

SSRI and SNRI

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7
Q

what is used to panic attacks and performance anxiety

A

beta blockers

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8
Q

psychotherapy for anxiety

A

CBT and psychodynamic psychotherapy

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9
Q

what is a risk factor for panic attacks

A

smoking

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10
Q

A women with no medical history who repeatedly visits the ER with episodes of palpitations, diaphoresis, and shortness of breath. Because of these cardiopulmonary symptoms she fears that she is dying. Her medical workup is negative

A

Panic disorder

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11
Q

panic disorder patients should be carefully screened for what

A

suicide risk

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12
Q

pharmocotherapy for panic attacks

A

first line:SSRI

- use TCA if SSRI not effective

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13
Q

agoraphobia is associated with what other disorder

A

panic disorder

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14
Q

how long do symptoms last for specific and social phobia

A

6 months

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15
Q

social anxiety disorder

A

fear of social scrutiny and negative evaluation

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16
Q

what can co-occur with phobias

A

substance use and depressive disorders

17
Q

how common is phobia in men and women

A

most common in women

second most common in men

18
Q

best treatment for phobia

A

CBT

19
Q

selective mutisim

A

failure to speak in specific situations for at least 1 month

20
Q

treatment for selective mutism

A

CBT, SSRI

21
Q

when does stranger anxiety occur

A

6months to 9months

22
Q

when does separation anxiety occur

A

1 year to 18 months

23
Q

treatment for separation anxiety

A

CBT, SSRI

24
Q

Treatment for OCD

A

combination of psychopharmacology and CBT

25
Q

Body dysmorphic is also seen with

A

high rates of child abuse and neglect

- first degree relatives with OCD

26
Q

Hoarding is seen in what population

A

older population

27
Q

txt for hoarding

A

CBT,

- only use SSRI if OCD is present

28
Q

comorid disorders with hoarding

A

MDD
anxiety disorder
OCD

29
Q

Trichotillomanis comorbid with

A

OCD
MDD
excoriation

30
Q

what is excoriation

A

skin-picking

31
Q

treatment for Tichotillomanis

A

CBT
SSRI
second generation antipsychotic
lithium

32
Q

treatment for excoriation

A
  • CBT

- SSRI

33
Q

first line therapy for PTSD

A

SSRI, SNRI

34
Q

other therapy options for PTSD

A

Prazosin: alpha 1 receptor antagonist

- targets nightmares

35
Q

what treatment should be avoided in PTSD

A

Benzodiazepines

36
Q

Adjustment disorder

A

behavioral or emotional symptoms develop after a stressful life event

37
Q

when should adjustment disorder resolve?

A

6 months after stressor

38
Q

when does adjustment disorder begin

A

symptoms within 3 months

39
Q

difference between PTSD and adjustment disorder

A

adjustment: stressful event is not life-threatening