LAST review Flashcards

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ss of acute mania

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good humor to rage, no time for anything (eating sex drinking sleeping), labile mood, profane remarks, flight of ideas, clang association

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2
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what are the toxic levels of lithium

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1.5-2

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3
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ss of severe lithium toxicity

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ataxia, tinnitus, blurred vision, stupor, seizures

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4
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long term effects of lithium

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hypothyroidsm, kidney disease, nephrogenic DI

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5
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ss of depression

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decrease concentration, hopeless, helpless, powerlessness, worthlessness, anger, despair

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6
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what breaks down tyramine

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MAO

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7
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Proscar class, action, withdrawl

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class: SSRI
action: inhibit uptake of serotonin to increase serotonin
withdrawal: dizziness, tremors, GI disturbances

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8
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5 stages of grief

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denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

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9
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4 As of Alzheimer

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amnesia
aphasia
aproxia
agonisa

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10
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what does aphasia mean

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loss of language

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what does aproxia mean

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loss of purposeful movement

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12
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what does agonisa mean

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loss of ability to recognize objects

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13
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delirium is always what

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secondary to another condition

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14
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can delirum be corrected

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yes but if not dementia

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15
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ss of hypomania

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pressurd speech, euphoric, increased appetitie, sex, finically extravagent, decreased need for sleep, must last up to 4 days

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16
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what are the interventions for mania

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safety, treat physical (dehydration, exhaustion, cardiac), self care, meds, boundaries

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17
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what is lithium carbonte treat

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1st line for bi polar

18
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how does lithium carbonate work

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alters sodium transport

inhibits release of norepinephrine and dopamine

19
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what are some side effects of lithium carbonate

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FINE hand tremors, polyuria, mild thirst, weight gain

20
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is persistent depressive disorder worse then major depressive disorder and how long does it last

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MDD is worse

PDD lasts 2+ years

21
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what does serotonin effect

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sleep, appetite , aggression , libido, hormones

22
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what is serotonin syndrome

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life threatening, high serotonin levels, greatest risk is SSRIs+ MAOI and some cold meds

23
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serotonin syndrome ss

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abd pain, bloating, cramping, fever, high BP, delirium, mood swings, apnea, tonic rigidty

24
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What class is Phenelzine

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MAOI

25
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how does Phenelzine work

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effects monomines (serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine, and histamine),

26
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what is a complication of MAOI

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hypertensive crisis (avoid tyramine foods)

27
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what are the contrainidcations of phenelzine

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cardiovascular disease, hypertension, liver, CHF

28
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wordens taks of mourning

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accept the loss, process pain in a healthy way, adjust to the world without them, find connection to deceased while embarking on a new life

29
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what do Cholinesterase inhibitors do

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DELAY and prevent Alzheimer symptoms for a short period of time

30
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what is catatonia

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statue like or exagerated movement can last hrs to years

31
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what are delisions

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false fixed beliefs not corrected by reasoning

thought broadcasting/insertion/withdrawal

32
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what is dialectial behavior therapy mostly for

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borderline

33
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what are the 4 concepts of dialectial behavior therapy

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mindfulness (living in the momement)
interpersonal (achieving goal without harming relationships)
distress (bear emotional pain by accepting current situation)
emotional (coping with negative emotions helathy)

34
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what does chlorpromazine do

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1st gen, sedating agent may cause anticholinergic effects, prolonged QT interval

35
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what is Flumazeine for

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reversal for benzos avoid alcohol

36
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what is tardive dyskinesia

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involuntary repetitive movement, rapid jerking caused by 1st gen

37
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what are some traits seen in most personality disordeers

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difficult perseiving/interpreting the world, poor judgment, difficulty with impulse control, inapproprite emtional reasponse, genuinely unaware their traits are causing a problem (blaming)

38
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what are some cluster B personality disorders

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borderline
historonic
narsacsstic
antisocial

39
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what are some cluster C personality disorders

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OCD, avoidant, dependent

40
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what may cause paraphilla

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neurodevelopmental disorders, brain injury, dementia, sexal victim

41
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what does risperidone do

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2nd gen
for schizophrenia
risk of orthostatic hypotension and sedation so fall precautions