Misc. - 1 Flashcards
Where does Cotard’s syndrom is seen ?
Depression ( most common)
Schizophrenia
Bipolar
as a delusion what is special about cotard’s?
it is less dramatic
what is cotards?
unshakable belief that one has lost their blood, internal organ, soul or is even dead.
The enzyme from GIT that increase satiety?
Cholecystokinin (CCK)
The enzyme from GIT that stimulates feeding?
Ghrelin
what do cholecystokinin work on to induce satiety?
Vegus Nerve ==>Medula Oblongata
What do Ghrelin work on to induce feeding?
Hypothalamus
where gastrin is released from
stomach and dudenum
what do gastrin do?
stimulates screte of gastric juice
where somatostatin is released form?
Stomachw
what does somatostatin do?
IN gastric inhibits gastrin
in dudenum inhibits secretin and CCK
in pancrease inhibits glucagon release
what is cisgender?
when there is congruency between assigned sex and experienced/identified gender
what is sex?
biological inidcator of male and female (sex chromosomes, gonads, sex hormones)
what is gender?
is a person’s identification or lived role in society
is gender binary?
no
are gender and sexual preferences covered with the same concept in ICD and DSM?
no
what did ICD 11 replace transsexualism and gender identity disorders with?
- Gender incongruency in adolescents and adults
-Gender incongruency in chilldren
are gender related issues considered mental disorders?
nope.
ICD 11 criterias for gender incongruency in Children
- marked incongruency between assigned sex and identified/experienced gender
-dislike towards incongruent body parts associat. with assigned gender (+2nd characteristics)
-Involved in toys, games and activities of the incongruent preferred gender
-at least 2 years - Gender variant behaviours and preferences cannot be the sole basis for dx
ICD 11 criterias for gender incongruency in adolescent and adults
-marked incongruency between assigned sex and identified/experienced gender leading to a desire to transition
-dx cannot be made prior to puberty
-Gender variant behaviours and preferences cannot be sole basis for dxw
what term dsm-5 used to define gender incongruency?
gender dysphoria
who long dsm-5 requires gender dysphoria symptoms to last?
6 months at least
despite a marked incongruency between gender and sex, what other symptoms dsm-5 reuires for dx of gender dysphoria
- desire to be rid of on’e sprimary sex
-desire for primary sex of other gender
-desire to be treated as the other gender
-Conviction that one has they typical feelings & reaction of the other gender
-Marked distress and impairment
main symptoms of GAD in ICD 11
-Apprehension (more than one setting)
-excessive worry
-muscle tension
-sympathetic autonomic overactivity
-subjective exper. of nervousness, restlessness and being on edge
-difficulty concentrating
-Irritability
-sleep disturbances
