Psych Flashcards

1
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med for mania with a touch of psychosis

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haloperidol

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2
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schizoid

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loner

prefers to be alone

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3
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atypical antipsychs

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quetiapine
olanzapine
risperdol

work on both positive and negative symptoms

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4
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schizotypal

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bizarre thinking (magical stuff) eccentric, fully functional

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5
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cluster A

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paranoid
schizoid
schizotypal

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6
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cluster B

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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

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7
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Cluster C

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avoidant

dependent

OCD personality disorder (perfectionist, not the other OCD)

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8
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ODD vs Conduct Disorder vs antisocial

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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

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9
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avoidant personality disorder

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wants to make friends but can’t

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10
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cata–

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catatonia- abnormal movement (depressed or agitated) [bad tone]

cataplexy- collapse [strike down]

catalepsy- muscular rigidity [seize down]

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11
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treat tourette’s and tic disorder with

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dopamine antagonists like risperdone

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12
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tourette’s association for later in life

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OCD

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13
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serotonin modulators

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crappy antidepressants

mirtazapine - appetitie stimulant

trazodone (sleep aid). –> priapism.

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14
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TCAs

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-triptylenes
imipramene
doxapene

Mostly used for side effects (Ach, like for bedwetting)
Neuropathic pain

Convulsions, Cardiac Toxicity, Coma

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15
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treat acute mania

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lithium or valproate plus an antipsychotic

quetiapine in all phases of bipolar

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16
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valproate

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first line mood stabilizer but
spina bifida (preggers)
pancreatitis
agranulocytosis
decreased platelets
17
Q

quetiapine

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2nd line mood stabilizer

weight gain
QTC
somnolence

18
Q

lamotrigene

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2nd line mood stabilizer
no real side effects

stay away from carbamazapene as mood stabilizer

19
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carbamazapene

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use for tic douloreux or absence seizures

20
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another word for Wernicke’s

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amnestic-confabulatory syndrome

21
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RX ADHD adult with concerns of addiction?

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instead of a stimulant, use atomoxetine

22
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tyramine and MAOIs

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tyramine metabolism inhibited –> sympathomimetic (adrenergic) effect –> hypertensive crisis

23
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differentiating parkinson disease dementia from lewy body

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parkinson symptoms onset more than a year before the dementia

24
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tardive dyskinesia underlying cause

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dopamine receptor supersensitivity due to dopamine blocking agents

25
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tests before starting lithium

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BMP (for BUN and creatinine)
urinalysis
calcium
pregnancy test
thyroid

ECG with risk factors

26
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what to do when trying to choose between folate and B12 deficiency?

A

get a methylmalonic acid level

both of these are megaloblastic (hypersegmented neutrophils) anemias

27
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adjustment disorder timeline

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under 3 months

28
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speech with over-inclusion of details is called

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circumstantiality

29
Q

side effects of lithium use

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HYPOTHYROIDISM:
weight gain
dry skin
hair loss
gravellly voice
30
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treatment of ethylene glycol poisoning

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an alcohol dehydrogenase inhibitor such as fomepizol (can also use ethanol if not available) to slow down toxic metabolites

31
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water intoxication

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polyuria, vomiting, diarrhea, confusion, lethargy

32
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drug for bipolar with renal failure

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valproate (lithium is nephrotoxic)