OCD Flashcards

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Obsessive Compulsive & Related Disorders
Classification
🧠⚡O²B²H² ⚡

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  1. OCD
  2. Olfactory Reference Syndrome
  3. Body Dysmorphic Disorder
  4. Bodily Focussed Repetitive Behaviour Disorder
  5. Hoarding Disorder
  6. Hypochondriasis
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Olfactory Reference syndrome

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Person is CONSTANTLY PREOCCUPIED worry about BAD SMELL from his body

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Bodily Focussed Repetitive Behaviour disorder

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  1. Trichotillomania
  2. Excoriation disorder (OR) Dermatillomania
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💊💉 MANAGEMENT of TRICHOTILLOMANIA

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Fluoxetine
Naltrexone
Lithium
Carbamazepine

Habit Reversal technique

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Trichophagia means

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Eating Pulled Hair
⬇️
Trichobezoar

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Biopsy in TRICHOTILLOMANIA reveals

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Perifollicular hemorrhage

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Excoriation disorder is ASSOCIATED with which substances

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  1. Coacaine
  2. Amphetamine
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⚡⚡ MOST COMMON site of DERMATILLOMANIA

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Face

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🚦DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS🚦 of EXCORIATION DISORDER:

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⭐ VON GAGH SYNDROME
⭐ DERMATITIS ARTEFACTA

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⭐ VON GAGH SYNDROME

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✨ Repetitive self mutilation
✨ Bites, Burns & Ulcerations

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⭐ DERMATITIS ARTEFACTA

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Self-inflicted or Factitious injury
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Skin Pricking deliberately

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Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Synonyms

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Dysmorphophobia

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Body Dysmorphic Disorder

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⭐ ≥ 6 months
Persistent preoccupation about ≥ 1 Perceived defects or FLAWS in ones appearance

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🧑🏻‍⚕️ Clinical Features of BDD

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  1. Comparing with others
  2. Checking in mirrors
  3. Camouflaging their flaws
  4. Avoidance
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SHOBO KYOFU

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Excessive Fear of having BODILY DEFORMITY

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💊💉 MANAGEMENT of DERMATILLOMANIA

🧠⚡SAB⚡

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SSRI

ANTI-HISTAMINICS

BZDs

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Illness Anxiety Disorder is also known as

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✨ Hypochondriasis
✨ Medical Student Syndrome

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Hypochondriasis: define

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⭐ ≥ 6months
⭐ worried about an already diagnosed illness & its implication (OR) developing an illness

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Patient with HYPOCHONDRIASIS has HIGH RISK OF

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  1. 2° ANXIETY DISORDER
  2. 2° DEPRESSION
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Hoarding diso3

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Cannot discard anything thinking that EVERY ITEM had VALUE, even if NO ROOM to move around the house

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DIOGENES SYNDROME
(OR)
SENILE SQUALOR

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🚦DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS🚦 for HOARDING DISORDER

⭐ ELDERLY alone

⭐ Live in DIRTY PLACE with ⬇️ SELFCARE & ⬆️ SELF NEGLIGENCE

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Consequences of HOARDING DISORDER

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  1. Health & safety problem
  2. Clutter AVALANCHE: Mortality
  3. Domestic SQUALOR (Unsanitary living condition)
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💊💉 MANAGEMENT of HOARDING DISORDER

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CBT (Cognitive based Therapy)

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Difference BETWEEN OCD & HOARDING DISORDER

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HOARDING DISORDER
⭐ NO OBSESSION
⭐ WISHES TO SAVE THINGS

OCD
⭐ OBSESSIVE THOUGHTS ➕
⭐ HOARDING DONE TO RELIEVE ANXIETY CAUSED BY OBSESSION

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Anatomical Structure defect causing OCD & TIC DISORDER
CAUDATE NUCLEUS (GATEKEEPER) ⬇️ Allows motor system to perform only those acts that are goal-directed
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Neurotransmitters affected in OCD
1. ⬇️ SERATONIN 2. ⬆️ DOPAMINE REWARD SEEKING BEHAVIOUR ⬆️.
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OBSESSIONS seen in OCD 🧠⚡CABS⚡
1. ⚡⚡ MOST COMMON: Cleanliness ASSOCIATED 2. Aggressive 3. Blasphemous 4. Symmetry related 5. Pathological Doubt (SELF DOUBT)
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Blasphemous OCD
Believe som horrific INAPPROPRIATE SEXUAL CONTENT comes in their head & feel guilty about it
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OBSESSION & Compulsion are disorders of THOUGHT
THOUGHT CONTENT (OR) THOUGHT POSSESSION
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OBSESSION vs COMPULSION
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EGO-DYSTONIC VS EGO-SYNTONIC
⭐ EGO-DYSTONIC 🎯 Do not want to do a task, but can't STOP THEMSELVES ⭐ EGO-SYNTONIC 🎯 Want to do a task, and doing it
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OCPD ⭐ DIFFERENCE with OCD
Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder 🎯 Patient very particular about RULES, REGULATIONS, TIMING 🎯 Extremely organized & go by planning 🎯 Look at MINUTE DETAILS
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Checklist scale for OCD
YBOCS Yale Brown OBSESSIVE Compulsive Disorder Scale
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BETTER PROGNOSIS OF OCD is seen if
⭐ PRECIPITATING FACTORS ➕ ⭐ SHORTER DURATION OF SYMPTOMS ⭐ INSIGHT ➕
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⭐ TREATMENT OF CHOICE for OCD ⭐ DRUG OF CHOICE for OCD ⭐ MOST EFFECTIVE DRUG for OCD
⭐ TREATMENT OF CHOICE for OCD 🎯 CBT ⭐ DRUG OF CHOICE for OCD 🎯 FLUOXETINE (SSRI) ⭐ MOST EFFECTIVE DRUG for OCD 🎯 CLOMIPRAMINE (TCA)
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Why CLOMIPRAMINE is less preferred for OCD treatment even though MORE EFFECTIVE?
Anticholinergic 🤢😳SIDE EFFECTS🥴😵
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AUGMENTATION THERAPY IN OCD 🧠⚡CRAB ⚡
Combine multiple antidepressants ✨ Risperidone ✨ Aripiprazole ✨ Clonazepam ✨ Buspirone ✨ Lithium
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Indication of CLOMIPRAMINE in OCD
Resistant OCD
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💊💉 Psychological MANAGEMENT of OCD 🧠⚡AbCDE TIE⚡
1. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy CBT 2. EXPOSURE RESPONSE PREVENTION 3. DESENSITIZATION 4. THOUGHT STOPPING 5. IMPLOSION THERAPY 6. AVERSIVE CONDITIONING 7. ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY
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Indication of ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY in OCD
CHRONIC (OR) RESISTANT Cases of OCD
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Exposure RESPONSE Prevention (ERP)
Exposing to HIGHER LEVEL OF ANXIETY ⬇️ PATIENT gets Habituated to it
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💊💉 Surgical MANAGEMENT of OCD
1. Deep Brain Stimulation 2. Limbic LEUCOTOMY: Anterior Cingulotomy ➕ Sub-caudate tractotomy
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⭐ Mild OCD MANAGEMENT ⭐ Moderate-Severe OCD MANAGEMENT ⭐ Resistant OCD MANAGEMENT
⭐ Mild OCD MANAGEMENT 🎯 Drugs (FLUOXETINE) ⭐ Moderate-Severe OCD MANAGEMENT 🎯 Drugs (FLUOXETINE) ➕ ERP & CBT ⭐ Resistant OCD MANAGEMENT 🎯 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT
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PANDAS Full form
Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric DISORDER ASSOCIATED with Streptococcal (GABH) infection
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Cause of PANDAS
Autoimmune process ⬇️ Inflammation of BASAL GANGLIA ⬇️ Disrupts CORTICO-STRIATAL-THALAMIC AXIS
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🧑🏻‍⚕️ Clinical Features of PANDAS 🧠⚡PANDAS⚡
1. Prepubertal onset (2-12yrs) 2. Abrupt & Episodic Course 3. Neurological symptoms: TICS 4. Disorders: ADHD, OCD 5. autoimmune 6. Streptococcal infection ➕
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💊💉 MANAGEMENT of PANDAS
Plasmapheresis ➕ IVIG
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Types of TICS
Based on Duration 1. Provisional (< 1 year) 2. Persistent (> 1 year) Based on Symptoms 1. Motor 2. Vocal
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Motor TICS ➕ Vocal TICS Together known as
Tourette Syndrome (Gille da la Tourette)
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Classical VOCAL TIC
Coprolalia (Involuntary uttering of BAD WORDS)
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Classical Motor TIC
Copropraxia ⬇️ Involuntary Foul Gesture
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ASSOCIATED features of TOURETTE SYNDROME
1. ADHD 2. OCD
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KORO
Fear that penis is shrinking or retracting & will disappear into abdomen
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Perifollicular Hemorrhage is seen in MEDICINE in
1. Trichotillomania 2. Vitamin C deficiency