Personality Disorders/Sleep/Somatic Symptom/sex Flashcards
Which personality disorder presents as being a loner, restricted range of emotions, no pleasure in activities and no close friends?
Schizoid personality disorder
REM sleep behavior disorder (acting out dreams but don’t have absence of muscle tone) is highly associated with development of what type of dementia?
Lewy body dementia
What is the progression of sleep cycle over 90 mins?
N1 –> N2 –> N3 –> N2 —> REM
Which part of sleep do you see the following activity on EEG?
A) alpha activity, vertex waves
B) theta activity (rhythmic activity b/w 5-8 Hz)
C) K complexes w/sleep spindles or bundles
D) high amplitude delta (slow) waves
E) saw tooth waves
A) N1 sleep & when awake with eyes closed
B) N2 sleep
C) N2 sleep
D) N3 sleep
E) REM sleep
RLS is a sensory-motor disorder with 4 cardinal features:
1) uncomfortable sensation to move the legs
2) discomfort worse in _________ (day OR night?)
3) discomfort worse at rest
4) discomfort improves with mvmt of affected limbs
NIGHT (can also disrupt sleep)
What is the only drug approved for treatment of non 24-hr sleep wake disorder often experienced by blind patients?
Tasimelteon (melatonin receptor agonist)
A man comes for a sleep study and you see increased beta activity on EEG. What medication is he likely taking?
Benzos
What rare neurological condition starts in adolescence where they have hypersomnia (sleeping all the time), aggressive, and over-sexual behavior. There is no definitive tx for it outside of stimulants to increase period of wakefulness.
Kleine-Levin syndrome
What are the biologic features of Borderline PD?
1. Decreased ________ (NT)
2. _______ lobe dysfunction
- Serotonin
- frontal
What psychiatric illness has highest rate of comorbidity with Borderline PD?
MDD
Antisocial and narcissistic personalities share the characteristics of being manipulative, self-serving and lacking empathy however, what differentiates them?
narcissistic personalities are not impulsive and aggressive
What is the common reason for primary enuresis?
delayed bladder maturation (haven’t achieved control of their bladder yet)
small functional bladder capacity, high nocturnal urine production, increased detrusor activity, diminished vasopressin release, poor arousal from sleep
What length of time must continence must have been maintained prior to incontinence to be deemed secondary nocturnal enuresis?
at least 6 months of continence prior to incontinence
Which etiology theory claims somatic symptom disorder is caused by:
A) disrupted childhood attachment
B) compromise formation: expressing something that is repressed but camouflaged
C) amplification hypothesis: pts amplify and misinterpret (catastrophize) normal physiologic functions, may overly attend to interoceptive cues OR somatization is culturally acceptable communication OR somatization is reinforced
A) Attachment theory
B) Psychodynamic theory
C) Learning theory
When wold you use a PHQ-15?
Suspicion of somatic symptom disorder b/c it measures somatic symptoms