MCQ INCORRECT Flashcards

1
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nominal aphasia ?
what and where

A

difficult to recall the names of people or objects
- anmgular gyrus = dominant temporoparietal region

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2
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which area of brain associated with social valuation?

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orbitofrontal cortex

you put a ‘front’ on to fit in with your ‘orbit’

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3
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where does early alzheimers disease show early change

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entorhinal cortex (medial temporal lobe)

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4
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where are mirror neurones?

A

inferior frontal cortex

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5
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Lithium toxicity tremor?
Long term lithium use tremor?

A

Lithium toxicity = Coarse, intention tremor (might have been an INTENTIONAL overdose)

Long term lithium use = Fine, physiological tremor

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6
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QTc is prolonged if

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> 440ms in men or > 460ms in women

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7
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Which test designed specifically, to be sensitive to the changes brought on by antidepressants?

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MADRS (Montgomery–Åsberg Depression Rating Scale

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8
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Wilsons = ?copper and ceruplasmin

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Low serum ceruloplasmin and low serum copper

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9
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gut reaction / moral intuition that is experienced when witnessing or considering an event?

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Ventromedial prefrontal cortex
(gut of pre-frontal coretx)

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10
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PYRAMIDINE bases
purine

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pyramids were CUT from stone (Cystocinem uracil, thymine)
adenine and guanine

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11
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where are mirror neurones

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inferior frontal gyrus
you look in the mirrow IN- FROnt of you
INferior FRONTal

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12
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dysfunction in which area leads to disinhibition?

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orbitofrontal cortex
if youre disinhibited - you can SEE easily theyre acting bizarre = ORBITO-FRONTAL

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13
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part of the Default Mode Network and plays a key role in the sense of self?

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Posterior cingulate cortex.
self-referential thought, memory recall
Think of it as the TAIL of a shrimp - its wondering is it the same as the head of the shrimp? SELF referential and sense of self

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14
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connects regions of the frontal lobe with regions of the temporal lobe of the same hemisphere?

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Superior Longitudinal (arcuate) Fasciculus.

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15
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Amphetamine has been shown to result in excessive dopaminergic activity in which of the following areas of the brain thus suggesting a causative role in schizophrenia

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striatum
- misolimbic system

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16
Q

which hormones increase hunger?

which hormones decrease hunger?

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increase:
neuropeptide Y (from hypothalamus)
Ghrelin - from stomach

Decrease:
Cholecystokinin from duodenum

Leptin- from adipose tissue

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17
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commonly used to treat REM sleep behaviour disorder

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Clonazepam

18
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EEG effects of lithium?

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Lithium increased all A B T D

18
Q

which of the following neuroplastic effects is most reliably observed in patients undergoing ECT?

A

Increased hippocampal volume

19
Q

nucleus of Meynert is located?

what does it do?

A

substantia innominata of the basal forebrain

main source of Acetylcholine in brain

20
Q

Long Term potentiation is mediated by

A

glutamate - NMDA receptors

21
Q

Nictine receptor stimulation can lead to release of what neurotransmitter?

A

Dopamine (think you get a dopamine HIT from smoking)

22
Q

NMDA receptor type?

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Ionotropic
so is GABA A

23
Q

which neutrotransmitter plays important role in huntingtons disease?

24
Q

cheat hack to determine if X-linked dominiant or AD?

A

if father to son, cannot be X linked!!

25
Q

conrad 5 stages delusional psychosis

A

trema- delusional mood
apophany- search for new meaning
anastrophy- heightening psychosis
consolidation = forming new world

26
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1st line treatment of clozapine induced constipation?

27
Q

transition vs transversion genetics?

A

transition - purine replacedby purine
transversion - purine replaced by pyramidine etc

28
Q

genes in schizophrenia?

A

DIS DISC New?
this disc new?

DISC1, DYS bindind, neuroregulin

29
Q

best test for set shifting?

A

Wisconsin cart sorting

30
Q

what category is malingering under icd11?

how many categories related to psych in icd11?

new change with gender incongruence?

A

Factors influencing health status or contact with health status

21!!

gender incongruence- moved to sexual health chapter

31
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  • CONSTRUCTIONAL APRAXIA - test?
A
  • intersecting pentagons
32
Q

trail making test

A

executive function

33
Q

oneieroid state

A

dream-like disturbances of consciousness - vivid hallucinations, + catatonic symptoms,

34
Q

gene strongly implicated in ADHD

A

Dopamine 4 receptor gene

35
Q

mutations in progranulin gene cause

A

FTD /picks
(progranulin = picks
a pro granny = picks you up from school

36
Q

genetic associated mutation autism?

A

SHANK
(autistic people get shanked as bullie)

37
Q

area increased blood flow in depression?

A

anterior cingulate cortex

38
Q

biochem findings depressed patients

CRH
ACTH

A

raised CRH - corticotrophin releasing hormone
blunted ACTH

39
Q

prosopagnosia

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inability to recognise face

sophie = wisdom
pro sop = in front of the wisdom = brain = the face is in front

40
Q

basal ganglia
PUTIN will use NUCLEAR weapons to have GLOBAL domination =

A

putamen + caudate Nucelus + globus pallidus

putamen + globus pallidus = lentiform nucelus

putamen + caudate nucelus = striatum

41
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gerstman

A

= LEFT ANGULAR GYRUS SYNDROME