Psych Flashcards
med for mania with a touch of psychosis
haloperidol
schizoid
loner
prefers to be alone
atypical antipsychs
quetiapine
olanzapine
risperdol
work on both positive and negative symptoms
schizotypal
bizarre thinking (magical stuff) eccentric, fully functional
cluster A
paranoid
schizoid
schizotypal
cluster B
Bad Boys. Manipulative, demanding, want to change the rules
borderline personality disorder. Split people. Unstable, rapid changes in mood
histrionic (theatrical, attention seeking)
narcissistic
antisocial
Cluster C
avoidant
dependent
OCD personality disorder (perfectionist, not the other OCD)
ODD vs Conduct Disorder vs antisocial
ODD and Conduct D/O are under 18
ODD not violent. hates authority, cooperates with peers. Pathology: incongruent parenting.
Conduct d/o hurts peers, violates rules, destroys property. RX: Juvie
antisocial over 18
avoidant personality disorder
wants to make friends but can’t
cata–
catatonia- abnormal movement (depressed or agitated) [bad tone]
cataplexy- collapse [strike down]
catalepsy- muscular rigidity [seize down]
treat tourette’s and tic disorder with
dopamine antagonists like risperdone
tourette’s association for later in life
OCD
serotonin modulators
crappy antidepressants
mirtazapine - appetitie stimulant
trazodone (sleep aid). –> priapism.
TCAs
-triptylenes
imipramene
doxapene
Mostly used for side effects (Ach, like for bedwetting)
Neuropathic pain
Convulsions, Cardiac Toxicity, Coma
treat acute mania
lithium or valproate plus an antipsychotic
quetiapine in all phases of bipolar
valproate
first line mood stabilizer but spina bifida (preggers) pancreatitis agranulocytosis decreased platelets
quetiapine
2nd line mood stabilizer
weight gain
QTC
somnolence
lamotrigene
2nd line mood stabilizer
no real side effects
stay away from carbamazapene as mood stabilizer
carbamazapene
use for tic douloreux or absence seizures
another word for Wernicke’s
amnestic-confabulatory syndrome
RX ADHD adult with concerns of addiction?
instead of a stimulant, use atomoxetine
tyramine and MAOIs
tyramine metabolism inhibited –> sympathomimetic (adrenergic) effect –> hypertensive crisis
differentiating parkinson disease dementia from lewy body
parkinson symptoms onset more than a year before the dementia
tardive dyskinesia underlying cause
dopamine receptor supersensitivity due to dopamine blocking agents