MRCPsych Mentor Flashcards

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Which antidepressants are available as IV?

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Citalopram
Mirtazapine
Amitriptyline
Clomipramine

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Which antidepressants are available PR?

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Amitriptyline
Clomipramine
Imipramine
Doxepin
Trazadone
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How can one take Amitriptyline?

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PO
IV
IM

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Which antidepressant is available transdermally?

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Selegiline

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Medications indicated for phobic & obsessional states

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Clomipramine

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Adjunctive treatment of cataplexy associated with narcolepsy

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Clomipramine

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Medications indicated for panic disorder and agoraphobia

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Citalopram
Escitalopram
Sertraline
Paroxetine
Venlafaxine
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Medications indicated for soxial anxiety & phobias

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Escitalopram
Paroxetine
Sertraline
Moclobemide
Venlafaxine
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Medications indicated for GAD

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Escitalopram
Paroxetine
Duloxetine
Venlafaxine

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Medications indicated for OCD

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Escitalopram
Fluoxetine
Fluvoxamine
Paroxetine
Sertraline
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Medications indicated for Bulimia

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Fuloxetine

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Medications indicated for PTSD

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Paroxetine

Sertraline

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How long should people >65 continue antidepressant medication for following remission?

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2 years

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Which medication has is supported by evidence for use to treat hypersalivation secondary to clozapine?

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Amisulpride

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Cut-off score indicating an ED in SCOFF?

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2

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What was the first fully structured diagnostic interview for use by lay interviewers?

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Diagnostic Interview Schedule

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Who created the Diagnostic Interview Schedule?

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Robins et al. 1981

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Who launched the Epidemiological Catchment Programme?

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National Institute of Mental Health

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What is the Composite International Diagnostic Interview?

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Version of the DIS that uses ICD criteria

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Who created the Composite International Diagnostic Interview?

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WHO

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What was the first large scale use of CIDI?

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National Comorbidity Survery

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When did NCS take place?

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1990s

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Was NCS an international survey?

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No - national

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What did data from NCS and ECA suggest?

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Number of people with MH problems outnumbered resources

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What led to the development of the Word Mental Health CIDI?
The fact that ECA and NCS did not comment on severity of MH
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What does WMH-CIDI take into account?
Severity of MH Risk factors Socio-demographics Treatments
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First line treatment of Tourettes?
Clonidine
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Which antipsychotics show evidence for treating Tourettes?
Haloperidol Pimozide Risperidone Olanzapine
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When should valproate be considered with clozapine use?
Using high doses Plasma levels >0.5mg/L Patient has seizures
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How many people develop fatal agranulocytosis form clozapine?
1 in 10,000
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How many patients on clozapine develop neutropenia?
2.7%
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Risk factors for neutropenia?
Race - 77% increase in risk for Afro-Caribbeans Age (reduces) Low baseline WCC
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Is risk of neutropenia from clozapine related to dose?
No
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Risk factors for clozapine induced agranulocytosis?
Age (increases) | Ethnicity - 2.4x more likely in Asians than Caucasians
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What does mutation of HPRT1 gene cause?
Lesch-Nyan syndrome
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What refers to the true meaning behind a dream?
Latent content
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Which factors are associated with poor prognosis of Anorexia?
``` Long duration of hospital care Psychiatric co-morbidity Adopted One-parent household Young mother ```
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What is the primary metabolite of Paracetamol?
Benzoquinoneimine
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How many databases are in the Cochrane Library?
6
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What databases are in the Cochrane Library?
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials Cochrane Methodology Register Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects Health Technology Assessment NHS Economic Evaluation Database
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Lifetime prevalence of use of cannabis
24%
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Lifetime prevalence of use of amphetamines
7%
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Lifetime prevalence of use of magic mushrooms
5%
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Lifetime prevalence of use of ecstacy, cocaine or LSD
4%
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Lifetime prevalence of use of transquilisers
3%
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Lifetime prevalence of use of glue
1%
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Lifetime prevalence of use of crack, heroin, anabolic steroids
<1%
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Which antidepressants have a lower incidence os sexual dysfunction?
``` Bupropion Mirtazapine Moclobemide Nefazadone Reboxetine ```
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What is transference based psychotherapy based on?
Otto Kernberg's theory of BPD
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Which herbal remedy has evidence to support its effectiveness for depression?
Hypericum Perforatum
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M:F ratio of reading disorder
3-4:1
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M:F ratio of autism
4-5:1
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M:F ratio of Aspergers
5:1
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M:F ratio of Tourette's
2-5:1
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M:F ratio of ADHD in children?
2:1
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M:F ratio of ADHD in adults?
1.6:1
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M:F ratio of depression
1:2
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M:F ratio of Type 1 Bipolar
1:1
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M:F ratio of Panic with agoraphobia
1:3
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M:F ratio of Panic without agoraphobia
1:2
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M:F ratio of GAD
1:2
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M:F ratio of OCD
1:1
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M:F ratio of specific phobia
1:2
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M:F ratio of conversion disorder
1:2-10
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M:F ratio of anorexia
1:9
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M:F ratio of bulimia
1:9
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M:F ratio of BPD
1:3
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What does Suboxone contain?
Naloxone and Buprenorphine
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In the AESOP study, the incidence of schizophrenia in Black-African groups was increased by what factor?
9
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Drugs recommended for PTSD by NICE?
Paroxetine Mirtazapine Amitriptyline Phenelzine
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What did Bleuler divide schizophrenia into?
Type A | Type B
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What is indicative of Type A schizophrenia as per Bleuler?
Organic cause
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Which type of schizophrenia is associated with the 4 A's?
Type A
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What are the 4 A's of Bleuler's schizophrenia?
Autism Ambivalence Affect Associations
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Which sx does opiate misuse not lead to tolerance of?
Miosis | Constipation
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Maximum dose of clozapine
900mg/day
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Maximum dose of haloperidol
20mg/day
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Maximum dose of olanzapine
20mg/day
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Maximum dose of quetiapine for schizophrenia
750mg/day
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Maximum dose of quetiapine for bipolar
800mg/day
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Maximum dose of risperidone
16mg/day
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Maximum dose of amisulpride
1200mg/day
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Maximum dose of aripiprazole
20mg/day
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Maximum dose of flupentixol
400mg/week
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Maximum dose of zuclopenthixol depot
600mg/week
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Maximum dose of haloperidol depot
300mg every 4 weeks
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Which psychiatric problem is maternal smoking most associated with?
ADHD | Conduct Disorder
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How many people with LD do not have an identifiable cause?
60%
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Who divided schizophrenia into Type I and Type II?
Crow
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Type I of schizophrenia
+ve sx
91
Type II of schizophrenia
-ve sx
92
What was suggested to cause Type I schizophrenia
Excess D2 receptors S
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What was suggested to cause Type II schizophrenia?
Structural abnormality
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Half-life (hours) of Diazepam
20-100
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Half-life (hours) of clonazepam
18-50
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Half-life (hours) of chlordiazepoxide
5-30
97
Half-life (hours) of nitrazepam
15-38
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Half-life (hours) of temazepam
8-22
99
Half-life (hours) of lorazepam
10-20
100
Half-life (hours) of alprazolam
10-15
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Half-life (hours) of oxzazepa
6-10
102
Half-life (hours) of zopiclone
5-6
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Half-life (hours) of zolpidem
2
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Half-life (hours) of zaleplon
2
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Street names of Nephedrone
Meow Meow M-Cat White magic
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Class of Mephedrone
Class B
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What is Mephedrone structurally similar to?
Cathinone
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Street names of Piperazines
BZP | Silver Bullet
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Class of Piperazine
Class B
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Street names of GBL
Liquid ecstacy | GBH
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Class of GBL
Class C
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What is GBL similar to?
Benzos Baclofen Alcohol
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Street names of cannibinoids
Spice | Black Mamba
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Class of synthetic cannibinoids
B
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Street name of Benzofuran compounds
Benzo fury
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Class of Benzofuran compounds
B
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Most common anxiety disorder in ECA?
Phobia
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How does Heroin bind to opiate receptors?
G-coupled
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What is mania a potu?
Pathological intoxication
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At what age can a child copy a triangle?
5
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At what age can a child hop on one foot?
4
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At what age can a child copy a cross?
4
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At what age can a child feed themself?
3
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At what age can a child speak 2-3 word sentences
2
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At what age can a child run
2
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At what age can a child climb up and down the stairs alone
2
127
At what age can a child speak 10-20 words
18 months
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At what age can a child walk without assistance
18 months
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Which TCA is most associated with discontinuation sx?
Imipramine
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Which Class C drug can one possess for personal use?
Anabolic steroids
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Withdrawal features of opioids
``` Piloerection Insomnia Dilated Pupils Yawning/sweating Abdominal cramps ```
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Withdrawal features of amphetamines and cocaine
Hypersomnia Hyperphagia Depression/irritability/agitation Vivid Dreams
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Withdrawal features of ecstasy
Depression/insomnia | Depersonalisation/derealisation
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Withdrawal features of cannabis
Insomnia Reduced appetite Irritability
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Withdrawal features of hallucinogens
None
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Withdrawal features of ketamine
None
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Effects of opioids
Euphoria Drowsiness Pupil constriction Respiratory depression
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Effects of amphetamine and cocaine
``` Increased energy Insomnia Euphoria Paranoia Reduced appetite ```
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Effects of MDMA/ecstasy
Increased energy & sweating Jay Clenching Euphoria Increased response to touch
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Effects of cannabis
Relaxation Intensified sensory experience Paranoia/anxiety Injected conjunctivae
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Effects of Hallucinogens
``` Perceptual changes Pupil dilatation Tachy/sweating Palpitations Tremors Incoordination ```
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Effects of ketamine
``` Euphoria Dissociation Ataxia Hallucinations Muscle rigidity ```
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Street names of Ketamine
``` Vitamin K Super K Special K K Green Donkey dust ```
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Street names of hallucinogens
``` Trips Tripper Tab Stars Similies Rainbows Paper ```
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Street names of cannabis
Grass Mull Cone Chronic
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Street names of ecstasy
``` XTC E Eccies Pills Adam Many ```
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Street names of amphetamine
Ice | Uppers
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Street names of Cocaine
Snow | Rock
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Street names of opioids
``` Smack Horse Junk Skag Brown Harry H ```
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What does Gudjonsson scale assess?
Suggestibility
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Which gender develop conduct disorder at a younger age?
Males
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What is each item of PANSS scored out of?
7
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How many patients with Dementia are <65?
2%
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What are the SCOFF questions?
Do you ever make yourself Sick because you feel uncomfortably full? Do you ever worry that you have lost Control over how much you eat? Have you recently lost more than One stone in a three month period? Do you believe yourself to be Fat when others say you are too thin? Would you say Food dominates you life?
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What SCOFF score indicates likely ED?
2 or more
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What are the cortical dementias?
Alzheimers Picks CJD
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What does ADI-R stand for?
Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised
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What is ADI-R?
Semi-structured interview of caregivers of individuals with autism
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What does ADOS-G stand for?
Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule-Generic
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What is ADOS-G?
Semistructured use of observational schedules
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What does AAA stand for?
Adult Asperger Assessment
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What does AAA consist of>
2 screening instruments; Autism-Spectrum Quotient & Empathy Quotient 1 clinician-conducted diagnostic questionnare; Adult Asperger Assessment
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What does ASDI stand for
Asperger Syndrome Diagnostic INterview
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What is ASDI
Investigator-based interview developed for assessment of Aspergers in adults and children.
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What does ASDI consist of
Structured interview, 20 items divided into 6 behaviour areas
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What does RAADS-R stand for
Ritvo Autism Asperger Diagnostic Scale Revised
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What does RAADS-R consist of?
80-item self-rating scale for adults with averege/above average IQ
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Best antipsychotics if hyperprolactinaema
Aripiprazole Quetiapine Olanzapine
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After what age is enuresis diagnosed
5
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Which model of the mind includes the id, ego and superego?
Structural
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Prevalence of early onset schizophrenia
1 in 1000
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What proportion of completed suicide occur in people >65?
20%
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Risk of suicide following episode of DSH?
0.5-1.5%
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What do the Maudsley guidelines advice re augmentation with clozapine?
``` Amisulpride Aripiprazole Haloperidol Lamotrigine Omega-3-triglycerides Risperidone Sulpiride Topiramate Ziprasidone ```
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What drugs are specifically advised not to be augmented with clozapine?
Pimozide | Olanzapine
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Options if clozapine ineffective
``` Allopurinol + antipsychotic Max dose amisulpride Max dose aripiprazole D-Alanine and D-Serine ECT High dose olanzapine ```
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What stage of sleep do night terrors occur?
4
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Duration of sx for diagnosis of schizophrenia?
1 months
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Prevalence of OCD per 1000
19
180
Prevalence of avoidant PD per 1000
8
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Prevalence of schizoid PD per 1000
8
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Prevalence of paranoid PD per 1000
7
183
Prevalence of BPD per 1000
7
184
Prevalence of antisocial PD per 1000
6
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Prevalence of dependent PD per 1000
1
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Prevalence of schizotypal PD per 1000
1
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% neutropenia risk for clozapine
3%
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% agranulocytosis risk for clozapine
1%
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Treatment for refractory depression
``` Add lithium ECT Add T3 (tri-iodothyronine) Combined use of olanzapine and fluoxetine Add quetiapine to an SSRI or SNRI Add risperidone Add aripiprazole Bupropion and SSRI SSRI and venlafaxine, mirtazapine, or mianserin ```
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Prevalence of conduct disorder in 5-15 year olds
5%
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Prevalence of anxiety and depression in 5-15 year olds
4%
192
Prevalence of hyperactive disorder in 5-15 year olds
1%
193
Prevalence of autism in 5-15 year olds
0.5%
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Prevalence of tic disorder in 5-15 year olds
0.5%
195
Prevalence of ED in 5-15 year olds
0.5%
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Is hypersalivation from clozapine dose related?
No
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Which LD has cluttered speech?
Fragile X
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Most common anxiety disorder in National Comorbidity survey
Specific phobia
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Which medication is licensed for self-mutilating behaviour?
Lithium
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What is asthenic PD?
Dependent PD
201
Which depot antipsychotic can be used as prophylaxis for mania?
Haloperidol
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According to the ECA, which disorder was found to be most prevalent?
Substance misuse
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Which SSRIs are licensed for treatment of OCD in young people
Sertraline | Fluvoxamine
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What is needed for diagnosis of HIV?
p24 antigen
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First line investigation to help differentiate type of dementia
HMPAO SPECT
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2nd line investigation for differentiating type of dementia
FDG PET
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Who created IPT?
Sullivan
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Which antipsychotics are recommended when avoiding TD?
Clozapine | Quetiapine
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Antipsychotics not associated with high prolactin?
``` Clozapine Aripiprazole Quetiapine Olanzapine Ziprasidone ```
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Which family therapy concentrates on communication?
Strategic