Key Terms Exam 2 Flashcards

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mood

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person’s emotional state or feelings expressed in own words
- doc pt description

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affect

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observed responsiveness of a person’s emotional state

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lability

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rapid, extreme mood swings
- irritability or sudden outburst of misplaced rage

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anhedonia

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loss of interest or pleasure
- especially in things that you like

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psychomotor retardation

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visible slowing of the physical activity such as movement and speech
- mental cause
- associated with severe depression

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psychomotor agitation

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an inc in activity brought on by mental tension
- associated with agitated depression

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hypertensive crisis

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180/120 with sx
- occipital ha, palpitations, N/V, sweating, dilated pupils, neck stiffness, photophobia, cardiac disturbances

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mania

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medical emergency characterized by
- digfast (distractibility, indiscretion, grandiosity, flight of ideas, activity increase, sleep deficit, talkativeness)

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hypomania

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similar to mania but lasts for a shorter period of time and slightly more mild

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rapid cycling

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four or more manic episodes for at least two weeks

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cyclothymia

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multiple hypomanic sx but no episodes
- fluctuating hypomania and depressive episodes

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affective

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flat or blunted emotion

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agranulocytosis

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reduction in circulating granulocytes and dec production with limits ability to fight off infection

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anticholinergic side effect

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dry mouth, constipation, hot, sweating, urinary retention, blurred vision, tachycardia, memory impairment

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blunting

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little emotion

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akathisia

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feeling of inner restlessness that can be manifested as excessive pacing

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alogia

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brief and lack of content verbal responses
- not able to elaborate

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ambivalence

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presence of two opposing forces, leading to inaction, cant decide and get stuck

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anosognosia

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inability to realize you are ill
- caused by illness itself

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apathy

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avolition

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inability to complete projects, assignments, work

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catatonia

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hyperactivity
fully concious
purposeless activity
waxy flexing

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circumstantiality

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extremely detailed and lengthy talk about a topic
eventually gets to the point

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clang associations

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repetition of words that are similar in sound but in no other way
- heard the bell, well hell then i fell

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command hallucinations
auditory hallucinations in the form of commands - are you hearing voices? what are the voices telling you to do?
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concrete thinking
inability to think abstractly
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delusional disorder
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delusion
erroneous fixed beliefs that cannot be changed by reasonable argument
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echolalia
repetition of another's words - pathological repetition of another's word
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echopraxia
involuntary imitation of another's movement or gesture
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extrapyramidal side effects
pseudoparkinsons akathisia acute dystonia tardive dyskinesia *caused by antipsychotics*
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flight of ideas
topic of conversation changes repeatedly and rapidly with only superficial associative connectedness - buisness --> economy --> government
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hallucinations
perceptual experiences that occur without actual external stimuli that can include all five sense - auditory, visual, tactile, olfactory, gustatory
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hypervigilance
sustained attention to external stimuli - waiting for something to happen
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loose associations
absence of normal connectedness of thought, ideas, topics
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neologism
made up words that have meaning to the patient only
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neuroleptic malignant syndrome
serious and potentially fatal reaction to antipsycotics - dehydration and warm climate can lead to it - fever (103-105), sweating, muscle rigidity, liable BP, tachycardia/pnea
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paranoia
an irrational fear ranging from mild to profound - suspciousness that is unrealistic
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positive sx
sx that should not be there - hallucinations - delusions - disorganized behavior - disorganized speech
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negative sx
sx that should be there but arent - affective flattening or blunting, ambivalence, alogia, avolition, anhedonia, asociality (dec desire for or comfort during social interactions)
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psychosis
state in which ind is experiencing hallucinations, delusions, or disorganized thoughts, speech, behavior *sx of mental illness rather than a mental illness itseld*
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pressured speech
words being forced out
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tangentiality
extremely detailed and lengthy talk *never gets to the point*
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tardive dyskinesia
involuntary movement disorder that occurs with long term antipsychotic use (may not be reversible) - occurs only when patient is awake - typically orofacial
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torticollis
spasmodic and painful spasms of muscles - head pulled to one side
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verbigeration
repetition of the same word or sound over and over again
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waxy flexibility
posture held in fixed position
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word salad
string of words totally unconnected, jumble of meaningless words
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opisthotonos
head and heels arch backward in extreme hyperextension and the body forms a reverse bow
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oculogyric crisis
eyes roll back towards the head
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oral facial muscle spasm
treat as emergency because can progress to more severe
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laryngospasm
spasms of throat impairing breathing and swallowing
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parkinsonian reaction
stimulates parkinson but is reversible - tremors of hands and arms, rigid arms and shoulders, bradykinesia, hypersalivation, shuffling gait
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xerostomia
dry mouth
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grandiose
believe they have exceptional powers, wealth, skills, influence, destiny
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nihilistic
believe one is dead or a disaster is impending
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persecutory
believe they are being watched, plotted against, ridiculed
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somatic
believe in abnormalities of body function or structure
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religious
special relationship w God or on a mission for him or they are the biggest sinner
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referential
believe newspapers, TV shows, or songs are directly specifically towards them
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thought blocking
takes a while to begin talking or abruptly stops and is unable to remember what they were saying
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thought broadcasting
believe other people are able to read your mind
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thought withdrawal
believes people are stealing your thoughts - typically government agencies
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thought insertion
thoughts are being replaced by outsiders, like by satan
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illogicality
conclusion reached that do not follow logically
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somatization
expression of stress though physical sx that are manifestations of pschyological and emotional distress
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holistic approach
multidimensional interplay of biological, psychological and sociocultural needs
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primary gain
primarily relief from emotional conflict and freedom from anxiety *internal relief*
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secondary gain
relief of responsibility *external relief*
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labelle's indifference
absence of psychological distress despite having serious medical illness - commonly associated with conversion disorder
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malingering
concious fabrication of illness or exaggeration of sx for secondary gain
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body dysmorphic disorder
preoccupation with an imagined defect of appearance
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amenorrhea
loss of menstrual periods in females after puberty
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binge eating
eating more than 1500 cals in less than 2 hours
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body mass index
gauge used to determine the severity of the eating disorder
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eating disorder
consistently eating below or above caloric needs to maintain a healthy weight - occurs without hunger or fails to produce satiety
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lanugo
downy growth of body hair on the face and back
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pica
ingestion of substances that have no nutritional value
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purging
self induced vomiting or the misuse of laxatives, diuretics, enemas
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refeeding syndrome
potential complication that results of eating too much too soon resulting in shift in electrolytes
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rumination disorder
undigested food being returned to the mouth rechewed, reswallowed, or spit out
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russells sign
callusues and or scars on the knuckles of hands from self induced vomiting
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satiety
comfortable fullness