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SSRI examples

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Fluoxetine
Fluvoxamine
Sertraline
Escitalopram
Citalopram

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ASEPTIC mnemonic for MSE

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Appearance and Behavior
Speech
Emotions
Perceptions
Thought
Insight
Content

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Special parts of a PSY hx

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Past psychiatric history
Family hx of psy conditions
Social hx
Occupational hx
Substance use eg smoking,drugs
Educational hx
Psychosexual
O&G
Childhood
Premorbid personality

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Drugs for treatment for MDD

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Bio

SSRI
SNRIs
NaSSa

Augmentation:combination, ECT,Lithium,antipsychotics

PSY: CBT
Social: interventions

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Diagnostic criteria for Major Depressive Disorder

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5 or more of

  1. Depressed mood
  2. Sleep disturbance
  3. Anhedonia
  4. Feelings of worthlessness/guilt
  5. Fatigue
  6. Diminished cognition(pseudodementia)
  7. Weight change
  8. Psychomotor changes(agitation or retardation)
  9. Suicidal ideation
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Medical causes to rule out in patient with depressive symptoms

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Hypothyroidism
Cushings
Cancer
Myocardial infarct
Chronic disease eg SLE

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Side effects and CIs of Lithium

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SEs

Polyuria
Polydipsia
GI disturbance
Fine tremor
Renal ajd thyroid dysfunction
Encephalopathy

CIs
Pregnancy: causes Ebsteins abnormality
Breastfeeding

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Sodium valproate SEs

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Thrombocytopenia
Liver dysfunction
Teratogen:Neural tube defects in pregnancy

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Lamotrigine for bipolar SEs

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SJS and dermatological

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Mood stabilisers

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Valproate,Lithium,Lamotrigine

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Best mood stabiliser for rapid cycling and cyclothymia

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Sodium Valproate

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Definition of rapid cycling

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4 or more episodes of depression,mania or hypomania in a single year

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Definition of cyclothymia

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1.Periods of sx of depression and hypomania but do not meet criteria for either
2. >2years
3. Sx present >1/2 the time
4. Sx never absent for > 2/12

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Definition of treatment resistant depression

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Persistence of symptoms despite 2 or more treatment trials, including haloperidol and olanzapine

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Drug of choice for Treatment resistant schizophrenia

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Clozapine

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Examples of SNRIs

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Venlafaxine and desvenlafaxine

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Example of NaSSa/ Noradrenergic Selective Serotonergic antidepressant

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Mirtazipine

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Sx of major depressive disorder

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Low mood
Anhedonia
Feelings of guilt/worthlessness
Sleep disturbance(hypersonic or insomnia)
Weight and appetite changes
Lethargy
Cognitive changes/pseudodementia
Psychomotor changes
Suicidal ideation

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SEs of typical antidepressants

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Haloperidol: Extrapyramidal symptoms, hyperprolactinemia
Chlorpromazine: Dyslipidemia, Weight gain/T2DM, anticholinergic, orthostatic hypotension, QTC prolongation

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Type of amnesia from ECT

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Retrograde

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Sx of PTSD mnemonic

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TRAUMA

Traumatic event
Re experiencing
Avoidance
Unable to function
More than a month
Arousal increased

+-Derealization/Depersonalization

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Mx of PTSD

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  1. Trauma focused CBT
  2. EMDR(Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing)
  3. Pharmacotherapy: SSRI,SNRI and prazosin
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Parts of risk assessment

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  1. Harm to self
    2, Harm to others
  2. Risk of self neglect
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Sx of neuroleptic malignant syndrome(NMS)

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AMS
Muscle/ Lead Pipe rigidity
Hyperthermia
Autonomic instability

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Sx of Serotonin Syndrome

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AMS
Autonomic instability
Hyperthermia

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Causes of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome

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Excessive anti dopaminergic agents eg antipsychotics

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Cause of serotonin syndrome

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Serotonergic overactivity often due to use of multiple serotonergic drugs

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Sx of alcohol use disorder

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1.Strong desire to drink alcohol
2.Drinking more/ over a longer period than ontended
3.Tried to cut down or stop but couldn’t
4.Continued drinking despite social or interpersonal problems
5.Continued drinking despite physical/psych problems
6.Tolerance
7.Gave up important activities because of drinking
8.Drinking has a negative impact on function
9.Drinking in hazardous situations
10.Withdrawal effects
11. Spends a lot of time recovering from after effects

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sx of borderline personality disorder

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“1. Emotional lability
2. Easily angered
3. Feeling empty
4. Fear of abandonment
5. Self destructive behavior
6. Self harm
7. Impulsivity
8. Unstable sense of self
9. Unstable relationships
10. Suspicions and paranoid”

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Cluster A personality disorders

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Paranoid, Schizoid, Schizotypal( Accusatory, Aloof and Awkward)

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Cluster B personality disorders

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Borderline, Anti Social and Histrionic, Narcissistic ( Bad, Borderline, flamBoyant and Best)

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Cluster C personality disorders

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OCPD, Avoidant, Dependent(Cowardly, Clingy, Compulsive)

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Dx criteria for adjustment disorder

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“Emotions/ behaviors in response to a stressor that occur within 3 months of onset
Cliniclaly significant responses that include at least one of the following
-Level of distress disproportionate to the expected response to stressor
-Impaired functioning in important areas
-Not explained by grief
-Not explained by other disorders
-Symptoms last <6 months following resolution of the stressor”

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Sx of Paranoid PD

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“1. Pervasive Distrust of others
2. Unjustified fear of people using info against them
3. Unjustified suspicion of disloyalty of friends/family
4. Unjustified suspicion of intentions to harm them
5. Perceives benign remarks as hidden humiliations
6. Suspicions of infidenlity
7. Disproportionate rxn to perceived attacks
8. Holding grudges”

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Schizoid

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“1. Lack of desire for social relationships
2. Lacks people to trust
3. Lack of interest in sexual relationships
4. Prefers socially isolated activities
5. Enjoys few activities
6. Indifferent to praise or criticism
7. Flattened affect”

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Schizotypal

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“1. Odd appearance
2. Social anxiety
3. Socially awkward
4. Magical thinking
5. Perceptual disturbances
6. Paranoid beliefs
7. Preference for social isolation
8. Ideas of reference
9. Bizarre thinking/speech
10. Constricted affect
11. Few close friends
12.Low self esteem”

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Borderline

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“1. Emotional lability
2. Easily angered
3. Feeling empty
4. Fear of abandonment
5. Self destructive behavior
6. Self harm
7. Impulsivity
8. Unstable sense of self
9. Unstable relationships
10. Suspicions and paranoid”

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Antisocial

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“1. Manipulative, Deceitful
2. Impulsive
3. Aggressive and violent
4. Criminal activity
5. Unable to fulfil financial or work obligations
6. Disregard safety of self and others
7. Emotional indifference, unremorseful

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Narcissistic

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“1. Excessive sense of self importance
2. Fatntasizes disproportionately about success
3. Beliefs of superiority and being special
4. Expects favourable treatment
5. Expects admiration
6. Willing to exploit others
7. Lacks empathy
8. Often envious of others
9. Often acts arrogant”

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Histrionic

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“1. Attention seeking esp physical appearance
2. Uncomfortable when not centre of attention
3. Dramatic speech
4. Exaggerated EE
5. Sexually provocative behavior
6. Overestimates degree of intimacy
7. Feelings shallow and unstable
8. Easily influenced by others or circumstances”

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OCPD

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“1. Perfectionism that interferes with task completion
2. Excessive preoccupation with rules and lists
3. Rigid routines
4. Obsessive about work and productivity at the expense of success and relationships
5. Unwilling to delegate tasks
6.Rigid about ethics and morality
7. Clings on to worthless items
8. Miserly, saves for future disaster”

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Avoidant

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“1. Avoids interpersonal contact due to fear of rejection
2. Only interacts when certain of being liked
3. Restrained in intmate relationships
4. Feeling of inadequacy leading to social withdrawal
5. Hypersensitivity to criticism
6. Low self esteem
7. Avoids new activities and risks”

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Dependent

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“1. Disproportionate need for support
2. Difficulty making everyday decisions, wants others to take responsibility
3. Avoids disagreements for fear of losing support
4. Difficulty initiating new projets due to lack of self confidence
5. Goes to extreme measures to obtain support
6. Urgently seeks new relationships if one fails
7. Feels helpless if alone
8. Far of abandoning or being abandoned by paartner”

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Withdrawal Sx of opioid use

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“Withdrawal
-Muscle Aches
-Headache
-Nausea/Vomiting
-Tearing
-Rhinorrhea”

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Triad of ADHD

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  1. Inattention
  2. Hyperactivity
  3. Impulsivity
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Triad of autism spectrum disorder

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  1. Decreased Communication
  2. Decreased interaction and pretend play
  3. Stereotypies and repititive behavior
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Mood stabilizer of choice in avoiding weight gain

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Carbamazpine

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Mx of GAD

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  1. SSRi/SNRi for 1yr
  2. Buspirone
  3. BZDs short term or PRN
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DSM V criteria for Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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A. Feelings of worry and anxiety experienced more days than not for >6/12
B. Difficult for individual to control these feelings
C. 3 or more of these Sx
1. Nervousness/Restlessness
2. Insomnia
3. Somnolence, Fatigue
4. Muscle tension
5. Irritability
6. Concentration difficulties

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Other psychiatric conditions often associated with OCD

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Hoarding disorder and trichotillomania

51
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Possible ddx for OCD

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Hoarding disorder, trichotillomania, Tics/Tourette’s, OCPD, GAD

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DSM V criteria for OCD diagnosis

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Obsessions: Repetitive, unwanted and invasive thoughts surrounding contamination, harm, symmetry etc

Compulsions: Repetitive behaviors/mental exercises performed to relieve the anxiety caused by obsessions

Time consuming >1hr/day or significant distress/functional impairment

Not explained by organic or substance related causes or another psychiatric disorder

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Mx of OCD

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Psy: CBT and EXPOSURE AND RESPONSE PREVENTION(ERP)

Bio: SSRI/SNRI/TCA

53
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Pathogen that has propensity to deposit on the choroid and cause endopthalmitis

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Klebsiella pneumoniae

54
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Pharm Alternatives to BZDs for improving sleep

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Z-Drugs( Zopiclone, Zolpidem)
Agomelatine
Melatonin
Sedating antihistamines

55
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Methods of testing frontal lobe function

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Perseveration: Luria hand test and alternating sequence
Judgement
Cognitive estimation
abstract thinking: Kill 2 birds with one stone
Verbal fluency
Series of 7?

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