Organic Psychiatry Flashcards

1
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DIfference between Brocas and Wernickes in speech development and how patient may present?

A

Brocas - Dysarthric, non-fluent, effortful
effects the muscles of speech

Wernickes - fluent, nonsense, effortless, jargon
effects the understanding of speech

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How will chronic traumatic encephalopathy present?

A
traumatic injury followed by progressive CNS deterioration
Headache
Depression
Mood swings
Substance abuse
Dementia and parkinsonism
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3
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Symptoms and signs of Parkinsons?

A

Cognitive impairment - dementia
Addictions and gambling
Sexual and bladder dysfunction
Depression, mania, anxiety, fatigue, alterations to sleeping pattern

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4
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Symptoms of Huntingtons?

A
Anxiety
Apathy
Psychosis
BPD
Decreased cognition
Personality changes
Subcortical dementia
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5
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What is interictal dysphoric disorder and how does it develop?

A
Develops due to epilepsy
depressed
Pain
Irritable
decreased energy, sleepiness
Anxiety, fear
euphoria
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6
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What hormone is usually raise 15-20 minutes after a seizure?

A

Prolactin

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7
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How do you investigate Non-epileptic attack disorder?

A

EEG with video telemetry

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8
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Examples of functional disorders?

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IBS, fibromyalgia, functional neurological disorder

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9
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What 2 things can be given to treat delirium? (although prefer to treat cause directly)

A

Low dose haloperidol

Lorazepam

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10
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Investigations performed into Delirium?

A
FBC
Blood culture
HbA1c and glucose
U&E and calcium
LFTs
Troponin
ESR and CRP
MSSU - UTI
CXR
ECG
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11
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Signs of herpes simplex encephalitis

A
Pyrexia
Meningitis 
Coma
Seizures
Delirium
Psychiatric disturbances
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12
Q

3 investigations for Herpes Simplex encephalitis?

A

EEG
LP
CT

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13
Q

5 types of autoimmune limbic encephalitis

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Anti NMDA - delusions, hallucinations, agitation
Anti neuronal antibodies
Voltage gated potassium channels
GABA
Anti-Hu
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