Nutrition Psych 1 Flashcards
Which bipolar disorder is characterized as having manic episodes and may or may not have a depressive episode
Bipolar 1
What is the primary nutrition related concern with a patient that has developed catatonia
cachexia
Why is lithium a notable drug for mental health dietitians to become familair with
rapid or significant changes in the paitents diet can impact levels and lead to toxicity
it is always a good idea to review and share any nutriton related side effects of prescribed meds because it is there right to know
false
the food in particular can be a miracle wokrer for patients with psychotropic consipation
prunes
lurisadone and zipsadone can be adsobred with how man cals from where
250-350 cals from fat
the meds can cause polydipsia excessive thirst so avoiding high calorie beverages is important to avoid weight gain
clozapine
isn’t strong evidence but is prescribed by MD could have placebo effect
multivitmain
a manic episode can lead to psycosis which mean a patinet can devlope what
false, hallucinations
what not to do when indivualize treatment for ocd or ptsd
whether you bkeive the diganosis or not
BDD specifer most commonly dignosied in men
muscle dysmorphia
EMDR stnads for and treats what
Eye momement desenitzation and reprocessing trama and PTSD
Minestota starvation experimaent restricted what
calories
most common phobia
fear of needles
anxiety or worry is and fear is what
future present
what comes along with OCD or PTSD
alcohol use disorder
sympathetic nervous system hormone
cortisol
chimpmonk cheeks in Bulima are due to
swelling of salivary/ paratiod glands
AN med
Olanzapine
t or f eatin disorder are less common in minorities
false
most common ED diagnoise but least know about it
eating disorder not otherwise specified
population ot likely enage in ED to hcange body is
trans and non binary
t or F the Ed treament interventions are more than likley the same
true
personality disorder associated with AN
obsessive convulsive personality disorder
ED are more common to occur in this field
dietitans
number one risk factor for devolping a ED
dieting of any kind
two schizophrenia meds prescibed with highest incidence of wt gain
olanzapine and clozapine
what is not a side effect of dry mouth
increased appetite
a dieititian is involved with BPD OCPD due to what
a co-occuring eating disorder
delusions can be defined as “ fixed belif that is not amendable to change despite
evidence
hallucinations most common in schizophrenia are
auditory
BN and BED are common in BPD patients due to them being
impulsive
suicide risk is at the highest in schizophrenia patients when
they are in there residual place
why are boundaries for the clinician so important in BPD
a symptoms of there disorder is they often don’t have a strong sense of self and inheretnly dont understand how to have there own boundaries
OCPD is hard to treat beacuse patients are stubborn rigid or
at a low state of change
