Loyola deets Flashcards
things to hit on a SI HPI
past SI and attempts "what brought you to this point" Inpatient visits meds/therapy trauma/PTSD ROS/hx including depression, anxiety, BP, self-harm drug use family psych history
factors in Capacity Evals
understanding of: disease, procedure/treatment, what will happen if they leave/do not receive procure/treatment, ability to maintain consistency
relevant at a point in time i.e. capacitance may change over the course of a day
Precedex
dexmetadomidine: anesthetic/sedative, a2 agonist
Long-acting antipsychotics
Aripriprazole (Maintena) Olanzapine (Zyprexa) Fluphenazine (Prolixin) Haldol Paliperidone: (Invega Sustenna) Risperdal (Consta)
things that can trigger serotonin syndrome
fentanyl, meperidine, tramadol methylene blue linezolid (antibiotic) phenylephrine, dextromethorphan Adderall, Ritalin triptans ondansetron
good antidepressant and antipsychotic post-CVA
Lexapro
Seroquel (Quetiapine)
Tegretol
Trileptal
Carbamezipine
Oxcarbazepine
visual hallucinations typically seen in what condition?
delirium
typically neuro not psych problem
typically see: ppl, animals/bugs, kids
use haldol (or other anti psychs) not benzos
delusion that you are dead
Cotard delusion
delusion that another person (spouse, friend) has been replaced by an imposter
Capgras delusion
delusion that a single person is impersonating all the people you meet
Fergoli delusion
belief that certain non-living objects possess consciousness, can think independently and express emotion (like humans)
syndrome of delusional companions
inability to recognize faces
prosopagnosia
apperceptive (true-can’t even match) associative (can’t name who faces belong to)
involve temporal lobe (fusiform) and parietal
Antipsychotic that avoids prolonging the QT
Abilify
Visual hallucinations in a person with partial or severe blindness
Charles Bonnet syndrome – CBS a.k.a. visual release hallucinations
