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ASD

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  • family education, behavior shaping, speech therapy, occupational therapy, educational planning
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ADHD

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  • first - amphetamine, methylphenidate
  • second - atomoxetine
  • third - bupropion, imipramine
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tourette’s

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  • first - controversial, some say clonidine/guanfacine, while others prefer SGAs.
  • second - FGA (haloperidol)
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schizoaffective

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  • first - SGA
  • second - mood stabilizer for mania
  • third - SSRI, only in predominantly depression if SGA doesn’t stabilize mood
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schizophrenia

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  • first - SGA

- second - FGA

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bipolar (child)

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  • first - lithium only drug approved for 12-18 years old
  • second - lithium, carbamazepine, valproate
  • third - SGA
  • fourth - SSRIs/bupropion - be careful!
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cyclothymia

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  • first - lithium, valproate

- second - SGAs

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MDD w/psychotic features

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  • first - SSRI + SGA

- second - switch SSRI for different antidepressant

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MDD

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  • first - SSRI, SNRI, bupropion, mirtazipine
  • second - TCA
  • third - MAOI
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dysthymia

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  • first - SSRI, SNRI
  • second - TCA
  • third - MAOI
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premenstrual dysphoric disorder

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  • first - SSRI
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panic disorder

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  • first - SSRI, SNRI
  • second - CBT
  • short term - benzo, beta-blocker
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specific phobia

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  • first - psychotherapy (CBT with exposure)

- second - bentos acutely, SSRIs

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separation anxiety disorder

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  • first - psychotherapeutic modalities directed toward individual, family, and school.
  • second - SSRIs, never monotherapy
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social anxiety disorder

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  • first - CBT
  • short term - benzos/beta blockers
  • long term - SSRI/SNRI
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GAD

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  • first - CBT + SSRI

- second - switch SSRI for SNRI or TCA

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OCD

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  • CBT (exposure/response) + SSRI
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PTSD

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  • first - sertraline or paroxetine
  • second - prazosin for hyperarrousal
  • third - SGAs
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adjustment disorder

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  • first - supportive psychotherapy
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acute stress disorder

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  • first - support

- second - sedatives or hypnotics

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dissociated identity disorder

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  • first - psychodynamic psychotherapy

- second - SSRIs

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conversion disorder

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  • first - reassurance and education

- second - CBT/PT

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illness anxiety disorder

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  • first - schedule frequent, regular clinic appointments to assure complaint is taken seriously
  • supportive counseling
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somatic symptom disorder

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  • validate
  • biofeeback for muscle pain and headaches
  • SSRI/TCA
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factitious disorder
- form alliance with patient
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bulimia nervosa
- nutrition rehab +CBT + SSRI
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anorexia nervosa
- nutritional rehab, inpatient - psychotherapy not enough - family treatment - limited evidence for olanzapine
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enuresis
- psychoeducation, supportive psychotherapy, behavior modification - DDAVP, only for 7 years and older
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insomnia disorder
- sleep hygiene education, relaxation training, CBT | - ramelteon, trazodone, benzo receptor agonists
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non-REM sleep terror
- protect child, do nothing
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conduct disorder
- MST
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alcohol use disorder
- wernicke - thiamine - craving - naltrexone, acamprosate - behavior - disulfiram
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cocaine use disorder
- narcotics anonymous
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opioid withdrawal
- clonidine can reduce withdrawal symptoms, but not cravings - naltrexone can make withdrawal symptoms worse - methadone can be used in place of or in addition to clonidine - buprenorphen can be used instead of methadone
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tobacco use disorder
- NRT | - buproprion, varenicline
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PCP intoxication
- keep safe - no antipsychotics - benzos are safe
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alcohol withdrawal
- high dose benzo, slowly taper
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benzo withdrawal
- benzo, slowly taper
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amphetamine intoxication
- no treatment | - time, keep safe
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delirium
- behavioral intervention - antipsychotic, be careful with long QTc or torsade - avoid benzos, unless benzo or alcohol withdrawal
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neurocognitive disorders
- workup for medical causes - alzheimers - cortical atrophy, ACh inhibitors - vascular - deep white matter infarcts - picks - frontotemporal atrophy - hydrocephalus - lumbar puncture - aggression - low dose antipsychotics - avoid benzos
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schizoid personality disorder
nothing
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anti-social personality disorder
SSRIs and mood stabilizers for aggression
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avoidant personality disorder
- psychodynamic or CBT
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OCPD
- psychodynamic psychotherapy
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histrionic personality disorder
- group therapy
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dependent personality disorder
- psychodynamic psychotherapy
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schizotypal personality disorder
- low dose antipsychotics if needed
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narcissistic personality disorder
- group therapy
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borderline
- DBT