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POM Flashcards

1
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general appearance

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dress, groom, posture, facial expression, mannerisms, pacing, posturing, psychomotor increase/decrease

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manner

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cooperative, polite, hostile, calm, eye contact

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mood

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what the patient reports

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affect

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what the clinician sees (dysphoria, euphoria, euthymia, range)

*range= full, contracted, blunt flat

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perceptions

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hallucinations (nothing is there), illusions (embellishing the truth)

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thought process

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organized, goal directed, circumstantial, tangential, loos associations

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thought content

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obsessions (recurrent thoughts), delusions (fixed false comment), suicidal/homicidal ideation

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speech

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rate (slowed-pressured), rhythm, prosody

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cognitive

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orientation, attention, concentration, short/long term memory, intelligence

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10
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too happy, neutral, too sad

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too happy–> euphoric
neutral–> euthymic
too sad–> dysphoric

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11
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full

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full range of emotions

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constricted

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will not completely reach euphoria and dysphoria

*could be due to head trauma

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blunt

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only can get a little happy and a little sad (some facial expression)

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14
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flat

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no emotion change- completely euthymic (no facial expressions)

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restricted

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stuck on one side of the euthymic division (either towards dysphoric or towards euphoric)

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linear/organized thoughts

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directly gives answer to the question

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circumstantial thoughts

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will go on and on but eventually gives answer to the question

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tangential thoughts

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goes on and on but will not give the answer

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loose associations

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gives a completely different answer that does not make sense

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psychomotor increase

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agitation, pacing, intense, anxious (i.e. rocking in a chair)

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psychomotor decrease

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retardation, move slowing, think slowly, speak slowly, bradykinesia, schiezophrenia, depression

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goal directed

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sticking to the topic of conversation

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ego defense mechanism

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saying everything is okay and denying that there is an issue

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24
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attention vs. concentration

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attention- short term (i.e. repeating numbers back)

concentration: more in depth and involves different part of brain(given numbers, say them backwards)

25
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best predictor of intelligence

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vocabulary

26
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abstract vs. concrete vs. expansive

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abstract: i.e. able to give many similarities between an orange and a basketball
concrete: i.e. only says orange and basketball are both orange and round but nothing more
expansive: very abstract

27
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insight

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understanding your medical or psychiatric condition

28
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judgment

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knowing what is going on and then making a decision about what will be the next step

29
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what aphagia, what is the first thing to go?

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ability to say “no ifs, ands or buts”

30
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what is the peripheral retina sensitive to?

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motion- so do not move fingers when testing peripheral vision

31
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*visual acuity vs. visual field

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acuity: nerve; central 10 degrees of vision; sensitive and specific
field: brain

32
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*if moving eyes are disconjugate

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nerves or muscles in the orbit

33
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where do pursuits and saccades originate from?

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brainstem

34
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complete lag

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will not move past midline

35
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*UMN vs. LMN

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UMN: central, upper face is sparred

LMN: peripheral, complete half of face is affected

36
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tongue deviates to:

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side of weak muscle

37
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pronator drift

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very sensitive and specific and will indicate cortico-spinal dysfunction

38
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what does joint pain do?

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it limits effort

39
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when you check reflexes, you are:

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stretching the tendons

40
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Babinski sign

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is abnormal in adults and means UMN issue

*consistent, VERY specific, less sensitive however

41
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motivational interviewing definition

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  • client centered
  • directive
  • time limited form of individual psychotherapy
  • facilitating change by helping people to explore and work through ambivalence
42
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6 elements of success in brief interventions

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FRAMES

  • feedback
  • responsibility
  • advice
  • menu of alternatives
  • empathy
  • self-efficacy
43
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*5 basic principles of MI

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DARES

  • develop discrepancy
  • avoid argumentation
  • roll with resistance
  • support self-efficacy
  • express empathy
44
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MI techniques

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  • open-ended questions
  • reflections
  • feedback
  • explore ambivalence
  • dealing with resistance
  • summarizing
  • negotiating a plan
45
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empathy

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the intention to understand the client from the client’s frame of reference

46
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simple examples

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it seems that everyone drinks at least as much as you do

you do not like the idea of being in treatment here

47
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complex examples

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drinking has some positive aspects for you. it is hard for you to imagine not drinking after work

you are frustrated about the tension between you and your wife

48
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amplified examples

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it seems impossible for you to say no to your co-workers

you believe that you do not have any problem at all, and your wife is wrong

49
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double-sided examples

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you would like to drink less alcohol, but you are worried that you cannot resist when they invite you to the pub

you don’t think that you have a problem now, and at the same time you are concerned that you might lose your wife if you do not seek help

50
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repeat

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you have been feeing sad lately

51
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rephrase

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so your sadness is getting worse and you do not know why

52
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paraphrase

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you would like to understand why your mood changes like that

53
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reflect feeling

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it is scary not to be able to understand your depressed feelings

54
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theory of mind

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mentalizing system: attribution of mental states (beliefs, intentions)

55
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mirror neuron system

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motion/action-understanding system: internal imitation

56
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oxytocin

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high levels increase altruism

57
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impaired empathy reasons

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autism, schizophrenia, ADHD, SUD’s, narcissistic and antisocial PD, acute stress/fear

58
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two specific examples where motivational interviewing may be helpful in clinical practice

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expressing empathy, smoking cessation

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