Psych Flashcards

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Definition of dementia

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A global and progressive intellectual deterioration without impairment of consciousness

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6 deficits of dementia (+ examples)

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Behaviour - restless/ repetitive
Thought - slow, memory impairment
Speech - mutism, dysphasia 
Mood - irritable, depression, emotionally incontinent 
Personality - blunt, sexual inhibition
Perception - illusions, hallucinations
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Investigations for dementia

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1) Bloods 
FBC, U+E, LFT 
Glucose 
Ca 
Na 
Thiamine 
B12 
Tox 
ESR/CRP
2) ECG - heart block/ other arrhythmias 
3) CXR - chest infection
4) CT 
- enlarged ventricles 
- atrophy of: 
Cortex 
Hippocampus 
Medial temporal lobe 
5) Cognitive test 
MMSE 
ACE-R 
MOCA 
6-CIT 
GP-COG 
AMT
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Cognitive tests

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MMSE
ACE-R
MOCA

6-CIT
GP-COG
AMT

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What are the components of ACE-R

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Attention
Memory 
Language 
Visuospatial 
Fluency
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Management of dementia

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Biological - Rx underlying cause, anticholinesterase inhibitor (only for alzheimers)
Social - clubs eg dementia cafe, keep social
Practical - big clock, routine, no naps, continuity of care, post-it notes

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Dementia vs delirium (the table)

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Delirium reversible
Delirium rapid onset
Delirium course is fluctuating, dementia is slow decline
Delirium is consciousness impaired
Delirium memory not typically affected
Delirium more common hallucinations
Delirium thought muddled, dementia impoverished

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What 3 features points towards a diagnosis of VASCULAR dementia

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Stepwise decline
RF present eg diabetes
FND

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Management of vascular dementia

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ACE-i
Statin
Aspirin
Rx others eg diabetes

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Alzheimers pathophysiology

  • Micro ∆
  • Macro ∆
  • Neurotransmitter defects
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Micro:
Beta amyloid plaques
Neurofibrilliary tangles (tau protein build up)

Macro: 
Increased sulcal widening 
Enlarged ventricles 
Cortical atrophy 
Hippocampal atrophy 

Neurotransmitter defects
NA
5-HT
Ach

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the 4 As of alzheimer’s

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Amnesia
Apraxia
Agnosia
Aphasia

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Aetiology of alzheimer’s

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Multifactorial 
Genetic 
- Presenilin - PS1/PS2 
- APP - amyloid precursor protein 
5% autosomal dominant
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Management of alzheimer’s

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Non pharma
Group therapies, reminiscing groups etc - keep active all that shite

Pharma 
AchE-i 
Rivastigmine 
Galantamine 
Donepezil 

NMDA receptor antagonist
Memantine
(note: this is used if ACHEi not tolerated/ CI, not working or in conjunction with it. OR in severe alone)

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Presentation of LBD

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TRIAD

  • hallucinations
  • Parkinson’s
  • Fluctuating consciousness

REM sleep disorder (like in parkinsons)
Frequent falls

Hallucinations are small people and animals - lilliputian!

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LBD vs parkinsons dementia onset

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Movement then dementia - parkinsons

Dementia then movement - LBD

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LBD pathophysiology

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alpha synuclein cytoplasm inclusions in:

1) Substantia nigra
2) Paralimbic
3) Neocortical areas

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LBD investigations

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Bloods - dementia bloods 
FBC, U+E, LFT, ESR/CRP 
Na 
Ca 
B12 
TFT 
Glucose 
Tox screen 
ECG - heart block etc 
CXR - if suspect infection as cause of delirium 
CT - organic cause 
EEG - for hallucinations ∆

SPECT - radioisotope (IMPORTANT!)

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Management of LBD

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AVOID HALOPERIDOL (and neuroleptics in general)

ACHE-i or
NMDA

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Features of BPSD

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Agitation 
Depression 
Anxiety 
Disinhibition 
Psychoses
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What features are indicative of frontotemporal lobe dementia

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Onset <65
Insidious onset
Personality ∆
Intact memory and visuospatial awareness

Other features:
Blunted 
Takes things literally 
Apathy 
Sexual disinhibition 
Memory loss usually occurs LATE
Language ∆ (temporal lobe!)
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Pick’s disease MRI

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Knife blade atrophy

Pick’s bodies

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Screening tools used in alcohol overview

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CAGE 
Cut down
Angry 
Guilty
Eye opener 
TWEAK 
Tolerance
Withdrawal
Eye opener 
Amnesia 
Kut down

FAST

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Addiction criteria

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TRAM WC 
Tolerance ^
Repertoire - decreased
Abstinence is difficult 
Maintain intake is priority
Withdrawal symptoms 
Compulsion to drink/ use
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Long term alcohol problems

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Neuro - wernicke’s, memory etc
Cardiac - cardiomyopathy, arrhythmia, MI
MSK - osteoporosis
GI - GI bleed, varices, stomach cancer, pancreatitis
Malignancy - GI, breast
Liver - fatty liver, cirrhosis, ALD, hepatitis
Psychosocial - homelessness, relationship breakdown, depression, crime etc etc
Pregnancy - congenital defects (FAS, cardiac lesions etc)

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Management of alcohol abuse
``` Bio Disulfuram (blocks alcohol) Naltrexone (opioid antagonist) Acamprostate (GABA) Psychosocial - self help, AA etc (see more in public health) ```
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Alcohol abuse - when to admit
``` <18 Previous delirium tremens Failed home detox Concern for safety Wernick's Autonomic involvement ```
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``` Wernicke's encephalopathy What is it Presentation Investigations Management Complication ```
Thiamine (B1) deficiency in alcoholics ``` Presentation TRIAD Confusion Ophthalmoplegia (incl nystagmus) Wide based gait ataxia ``` Also decreased reflexes Peripheral neuropathy Investigations - Decreased red cell transketolase - MRI Management Pabrinex (B1 complex) Complications Development of WKS - confabulation and anterograde amnesia - this is permanent
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Delirium tremens What is it Presentation Management
Alcohol withdrawal Alcohol increases GABA - so sudden drop in alcohol --> not much GABA boppin around --> everything is really fast ``` 6-12 hours after withdrawal Sweating Tachycardia Tremor Anxiety Formication ``` 36 hours - peak seizures ``` 48hrs - delirium tremens - CASH COARSE tremor Ataxia Seizures Hallucinations ``` Tachycardia HTN Sweating Imbalances Hypoglycaemia Metabolic acidosis ``` Management ABC Treat hypoglycaemia Give benzos - chlordiazepoxide Give magnesium to protect against seizures/ arrhythmia Give carbamazepine if seizures occur ``` Thiamine
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Rx delirium tremens
``` ABC Treat hypoglycaemia Give chlordiazepoxide (benzo) Give magnesium to protect against seizures/ arrhythmias Give carbemazapine for seizures Start thiamine ```
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Presentation of alcohol withdrawal
Due to the sudden stopping of an increase in GABA --> everything is UP ``` 6-12 hrs Tachycardia Sweating Fever Tremor Formication ``` 36 hrs - peak seizures ``` 48-72hrs delirium tremens: Tachy, fever, sweating, N, COARSE TREMOR Seizures Hallucinations Ataxia ``` Metabolic imbalances Hypoglycaemia Metabolic acidosis
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Bipolar | types and definition
Type I - MANIA - and depression Type II - hypomania and DEPRESSION Criteria At least 2 episodes of mood disorders - at least 1 mania or hypomania (eg there can be 2 episodes of hypomania and this then counts as a diagnosis)
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Hypomania and mania symptoms (+what defines/separates)
Hypomania >4 days Mania >7 days ``` STARS MILC Sociability Talkativeness (PRESSURE in mania) Appetite Risk taking Sleep Mood Irritable Libido ^ Concentration decreased ``` Mania defining: Grandiose delusions Auditory hallucinations
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Aetiology of mania
Genetic Childhood Sleep deprivation Post-partum ``` Drugs Steroids Statins SSRIs Illicits and alcohol ``` Organic - Tumour - Infection - Hyperthyroidism
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Bipolar investigations
Remember organic causes Bloods - TFT - Tox screen - Infection screen (ESR CRP) CT - tumour etc EEG MSE
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Management of bipolar
CBT ``` ACUTE (manic episode) SGA Olanzapine Clozapine Quetiapine TAKE THEM OFF THE SSRI ``` Mood stabiliser Lithium Valproate Other antipsychotics
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Someone with bipolar disorder who is having a depressive episode - how do you treat
SSRI AND a mood stabiliser
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Schizophrenia | criteria/symptoms
At least 1 first rank symptom for at least 1 month ``` 1st rank Delusions Hallucinations (auditory, 3rd person) Thought disorder Passivity ``` Other Hallucinations of other modalities Catatonia ``` Negative Thought poverty Speech poverty Anhedonia Self neglect Low motivation Social withdrawal Flattening of affect ```
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Aetiology of schizophrenia
``` Genetics Childhood trauma MIGRANTS Drugs Alcohol and illicits ``` Organic: Neuro - tumour, trauma, infection Endo - Hyperthyroidism - Cushings Metabolic - Hyper Na - Hypo Ca
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Investigations for schizophrenia
``` MSE Bloods - TFT - OGTT (Cushing's) - Na - Ca - FBC, U+E, LFT, tox screen CT EEG - remember temporal lobe seizure can produce similar symptoms ```
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Management of schizophrenia
1) SGA + CBT (TOGETHER) | 2) Switch antipsychotic
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Side effects of antipsychotics (general list)
``` REMEMBER THE DOPAMINE PATHWAYS Mesolimbic - hallucinations Mesocortical - blunted, apathetic Neocortical - movement, EPSE Tubuloinfundibulum - prolactin ``` Weight gain BM^ Decreased seizure threshold NMS Prolactin ^ EPSE Long QT ^ risk of stroke
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Dopamine pathways
Mesolimbic - hallucinations Mesocortical - blunted, apathetic Nigrostriatal- EPSE, Movement disorders Tubuloinfundibulum - Prolactin
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Examples of antipsychotics
FGA D2 - worse for EPSE - Haloperidol - Chlorprozamine - Flupenthixol SGA D2 and 5HT - Olanzapine (worst for weight gain) - Clozapine (agranulocytosis) - Quetiapine - Risperidone (prolactin bad) TGA D2 partial - Aripiprazole (prolactin good)
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Discontinuing an antipsychotic - side effects
Flu like dreaming Shock sensations Irritability
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What are the EPSE (including synptoms)
Parkinsonism - Tremor, bradykinesia, rigidity, shuffling gait etc Tardive dyskinesia - Lip smacking - Tongue protruding - Chewing - Involuntary movements of extremities Acute dystonia - Back arching - Face grimacing - Oculogyrate crisis - Laryngeal spasms Akisthesia Restlessness Pacing
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Management of EPSE
Stop cause Benztropine (anticholinergic) Tetrabenzene for tar dive dyskinesia Other Procyclidine
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``` NMS Causes Symptoms Investigations Management ```
Starting or increasing an antipsychotic - basically its bc of a sudden drop in dopamine (so either ^^ antipsychotic or sudden withdrawal of levodopa in parkinson's patients) Triad - Tachycardia - Pyrexia - Muscle rigidity Sweating Seizures Coma Hyperreflexia ``` Investigations - KALE CK^ ABG - metabolic Acidosis Leukocytosis ECG - long QT ``` ``` Management ABC Fluids - renal protection Dantrolene (muscle relaxant)/ diazepam Bromocriptine (dopamine agonist) ```
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Lithium side effects
``` Leucocytosis Insipidus Tremor (fine) T waves flattened Hypothyroidism Increased Urine Mom's beware - teratogenic ``` Take lithium levels at 12 hrs, 1 week and 3 weeks
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Lithium toxicity - ranges and symptoms
0. 4 - 0.1 - therapeutic range 1. 1 - 1.5 - mild, asymptomatic 1.6 - 2.0 N+V fine tremor ``` 2.1 - 2.5 Hyperreflexia Confusion, slurred speech Flat T waves Coarse tremor ``` ``` >2.5 Chorea Incontinence, oligurea/ RF Parkinsonism Seizures Coma ```
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Lithium baseline investigations
The most important are: TFT, U+E, dose Bloods - TFT (hypo) - FBC (rememeber leucocytosis) - Ca - Renal - U+E, eGFR, Cr ECG Weight BP HR Height
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Depression criteria (whole shebang)
Symptoms must 1) Represent a ∆ from their normal personality 2) Be present every day for 2 weeks 3) interfere with ADLs ``` Core + other Mild 2 + 2 Mod 2 + 3+ Severe 3 + 4+ Psychosis - Nihilistic delusions Hypochondriac delusions 2nd person auditory hallucinations ```
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Depression symptoms
Core Depression Anhedonia Fatigue ``` Other Bio ∆ appetite ∆ libido ∆ sleep Psychomotor Concentration ``` Psych Worthlessness /Guilt Confidence decrease Thoughts of self harm/suicide
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Depression aetiology
``` Genetics Childhood Life circumstances - work, homeless Drugs + alcohol Medical - hypothyroid/ chronic disease Drugs - BB - Isotretinoin ```
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Depression investigations
Bloods - check for organic cause - TFT, LFT MSE Questionnaire PHQ-9 HAD
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Neurotransmitters decreased in depression
5-HT Dopamine NA
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Side effects of SSRIs and CI
Side effects 1) weight gain 2) GI bleed ^ risk 3) ∆ bowel habit 4) Anxiety 5) Sexual dysfunction 6) Hyponatraemia ``` CI MANIA Epilepsy MAOI Antipsychotics Hepatic impairment GI bleed risk eg warfarin ```
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SSRI housekeeping
Review in 2 weeks of starting (or 1 if <30) Give 4 weeks before swapping 6 months continue after symptoms resolve Taper off over 4 weeks Give PPI if on NSAIDS - protect that tummy!
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SSRI - side effects of discontinuing
GI upset Sweating difficulty sleeping Paraesthesia
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Management of depression (pharma and non pharma) (entire drug overview - class + example of each + what to monitor
``` Mild Self help Sleep hygeine CBT Interpersonal therapy ``` Moderate 1st line SSRI Fluoxetine - long T1/2 - only lisc for <18 Sertraline - best for post MI - best in preg Citalopram - long QT Paroxetine - PTSD, PND Escitalopram 2nd line SSRI swap 3rd line NaSSA - mirtazapine (sleepy + weight gain) SNRI - venlafaxine/ duloxetine - BP and ECG - can have ^ BP SARI - trazodone NRI - reboxitine 4th line TCA - amytryptilline - DO ECG - HF and arrythmias MAOI - moclobemide/ phenelzine- Fatal HTN, SS, hyponatraemia SARI - trazodone Severe - CBT/ ECT/ consider inpatient
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4th line antidepressants
TCA - DO ECG Amytryptylline, noritryptylline, imipramine MAOI - DO BP and ECG - Moclobemide - Phenelzine SARI - trazodone - drowsiness/ constipation
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Side effects of MAOI
Do ECG and BP | fatal HTN, SS, hyponatraemia
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Side effects of TCAs
Neuro - seizures, hallucinations Cardio - long QT, long QRS Histamine - hypotension, dizziness Dopamine - EPSE, sexual dysfunction, breast ∆ Antimuscarinic - dry mouth, blurred vision, constipation, incontinence/ retention
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SSRIs in pregnancy Risks Which drugs
Sertraline is generally best Paroxetine has most risks 1st trimester - congenital cardiac defects 3rd trimester - PP HTN of newborn
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``` GAD Criteria Symptoms Aetiology Investigations Management ```
at least 3 of the following symptoms present for 6 months ``` Anxiety + 3 REDI MS Restless Easily fatigued Difficulty concentrating Irritable ``` Muscle tension Sleep decreased Others - Constant need of reassurance - Depends on others - Avoidance Bio - goosebumps, tachycardia etc ``` Aetiology Genetics/ childhood/ life circumstances Medical conditions - chronic illness/ hyperT Drugs and alcohol Medicines Salbutamol Theophylline Antidepressants Steroids Caffeine ``` Investigations - SCREEN THYROID Management 1) Educate and monitor 2) Self help CBT 3) Pharmacological - BB - Benzos - Pregabalin etc - SSRI - sertraline
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GAD management
1) Educate and monitor 2) Self help - sleep hygiene, meditate 3) CBT 4) Pharma - BB - Benzos - Pregabalin - SSRI - sertraline
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GAD definition and symptoms
at least 3 of the following symptoms for 6 months ``` REDI MS Restless Easily fatigued Difficulty concentrating Irritable ``` Muscle tension Sleep decreased Other Bio: - goosebumps etc Behaviour - Constant need for reassurance - Depend on someone - Avoidance
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PTSD Diagnosis Criteria
Criteria are: - Symptoms arising within 6 months of the event - Affect ADLs - At least 2 of TRIAD - Constant reliving the event - Avoiding circumstances - Cannot remember part or all of the event HYPER hypervigilance Hyperarousal exaggerated startle response Other Guilt, anger, depression, outbursts Decreased sleep and concentration
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PTSD aetiology protective factors management
Genetics Trauma ``` Protective factors male caucasian ^ IQ ^ social class ``` Management 1) watchful waiting <3 month: CBT, medicate sleep >3 months: EMDP SSRI - paroxetine NaSSA - mirtazapine
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Management of PTSD
1) Watchful waiting <3 months CBT and sleep medicate >3 months EMDP SSRI - Paroxetine NaSSA - mirtazapine
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OCD Criteria Aetiology Management
1) >2 weeks 2) interferes with ADLs 3) subject tries to resist 4) thoughts originate from own mind 5) carrying out is not pleasurable 6) repetitive unpleasant Aetiology B haem strep (lol) Genetics etc ``` Management Educate and monitor Esposure and response therapy Psychodynamic therapy SSRI ( sertraline) or TCA (clomipramine) ```
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Panic disorder Criteria + symptoms Aetiology Management
``` Panic attacks for 1 month intense fear that is - sudden onset - peak at 10 mins - situational or non situational ``` Other Bio - goosebumps, lump in throat etc ``` Psychological fear of impending doom fear of dying fear of losing control Depresonalisation Derealisation ``` ``` Management CBT SSRI if no response in 12 weeks TCA (clomipramine/ imipramine ```
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Delirium | Causes
PINCH ME VITAMIN D ``` Pain/ post operative Infection Nutrition Constipation Hypoxia/ ``` Metabolic/ medications Environment ``` Vascular - stroke Infection Trauma - fall Autoimmune Metabolic Iatrogenic Neoplasm ``` Degenerative ``` Expansion: Metabolic HypoN HyperC, Mg Hypoglycaemia Alcohol Liver failure Renal failure ``` ``` Medications SSAAALLAD Steroids Statins Antispasmodics Antihistamines Anticholinergic Lithium Levodopa Anticonvulsants Digoxin ```
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Management and prevention of delirium
Antipsycotic - Haloperidol Benzos - Do not give haloperidol in LBD!!! ``` Care Nutrition Hydration Pain relief big clock, newspaper for date appropriate lighting continuity of care take time to explain things Allow family visits decrease polypharmacy hearing aids/ glasses ```
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Delirium ICD-10 definition
Impaired consciousness Perceptual disturbance or cognitive disturbance Develops over short time + fluctuates Evidence it may be related to a physical cause
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Drugs causing delirium
``` SSAAALLAD Statins Steroids Antispasmodics Anticholinergic Anti-epileptics Lithium Levodopa Antihistamine Digoxin ```
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Anorexia Criteria Aetiology
**NEW** Intense fear of gaining weight Reduced intake Body image distortion (/ denial of low body weight) Genetics OCD Depression Family stress
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Anorexia signs and symptoms
``` Lanugo hair Cold intolerance dental caries Swollen abdo - constipation Low body weight Amenorrhoea ∆ libido Calloused skin over joints Underweight Dizziness ``` Murmur
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Anorexia questionnaire
``` SCOFF (2 or more) Sick - ever made yourself sick Control - ever feel like you have lost control One stone loss in 3 months Fat - feel fat when you are not Food dominates your life ```
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Anorexia investigations
SCOFF + probs do a PHQ-9 too ``` Bloods FBC - pancytopenia U+E ^ dehydration or decreased due to water loading LFTs - derranged TFT for organic cause Amylase ^- starvation mode Hyponatraemia Hypocalcaemia Hypokalaemia Alkalosis ``` ``` Hormones Oestrogen decreased LH decreased FSH decreased GH increased Cortisol ^ ``` ECG - long QT, brady DEXA ``` General Weight Height BP HR Sit up test Squat test ```
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Anorexia complications
``` Neuro - seizures, peripheral neuropathy, enlarged ventricles Cardio - long QT, brady, ST elevation, Twave ∆ GI - constipation Psych - depression etc MSK - osteoporosis Endocrine - amenorrhoea/ subfertility Metabolic - hypo Ca, Na, K, albumin Renal - AKI, stones ```
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Anorexia risk assessment
``` Admit if - rapid weight loss not responding - Severe electrolyte imbalance - Serious physiological imbalance temp <35 HR <45 Electrolyte imbalance Psychosis Serious risk of suicide Cardiac ∆ ```
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Anorexia management
``` Adults - CBT-ED - MANTRA - SSCM Children anorexia focused family therapy ``` SSRI - fluoxetine Antipsychotic - chlopromazine
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Refeeding syndrome
when they become super sensitive to glucose --> massive spike in insulin --> Hypophosphataemia Hypokalaemia Hypomagnesium --> TDP How to avoid Increase calorie intake slowly Monitor U+Es Vitamin B complex + multivits
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Organic causes of visual hallucinations
``` SOL Charles Bonnet Optic nerve palsy Migraines LBD/ parkinsons Infection epilepsy Alcohol withdrawal ```
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how to assess someones suicide risk
SAD PERSONS Sex - male Age <19 or >45 Depression ``` Previous attempt Ethanol/ substance misuse Rational thinking loss - schiz Single/ unemployed Organised - planned attempt No social support Sickness - chronic medical condition ```
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Serotonin syndrome | Symptoms
CAN Cognitive agitation/ irritation/ confusion/ euphoria/ mania/ hallucinations Autonomic HR ^, BP^, temp^, sweating, mydriasis ``` Neuro Reflexes increased Tremor Ataxia Clonus Seizures ```
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Serotonin syndrome | Aetiology and investigations
``` SAME OA SSRI Amphetamines/cocaine MAOIs Ecstasy ``` ``` Opioids Antipsychotics - Olanzapine - Risperidone - Lithium ``` Investigations - ^CK!
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Serotonin syndrome - management
``` ABC remove causative agent Fluids Benzos cyproheptadine Chlorprozamine ``` Beware hyperthermia can --> metabolic acidosis + AKI/rhabdo
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Personality disorders | overview
MAD, BAD SAD MAD Paranoid- world is a conspiracy, everyone hates me Schizoid - billy no mates, doesn't want to be with anyone Schizotypal - magical + eccentric, odd beliefs Antisocial - crimes, no idea what is wrong/unethical BAD Histrionic - grandiose, manipulative Narcissist - craves power BPD - always in intense relationship, impulsive, self harm, ashamed of themselves SAD OCPD - must have control Anxious - worries, Dependent - needs to be with someone
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Phobias
Intense irrational fear Management CBT BDZ
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Factitious disorder
Making up symptoms for medical or personal gain | Eg picking at a cut to make it infected
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Malingering disorder
Making up symptoms for financial or other gain
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Conversion disorder
Loss of motor or sensory | Doesn't consciously fake it or seek gain
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Hypochondriasis
Thinks they have a DISEASE (Not symptoms) despite medical tests proving otherwise
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Somatisation disorder
Presence of physical symptoms Present for 2 years Multi-organ
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Opioid misuse Presentation Complications Management (overdose + detox)
``` Presentation Pin point pupils Track marks Drowsy Yawning Rhinorrhoea Lacrimation ``` ``` Complications VTE Social - crime, homeless Resp depression Infection - At site - Endocarditis - Hep B etc ``` Management (overdose + detox) Overdose - Naloxone Detox Methodone Buprenorphine Naltrexone
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Criteria for dependence syndrome
3 or more of the following ``` Tolerance ^ Withdrawal state Neglect other activities Persistent use despite harmful effects Strong desire to take substance Difficulty controlling use ```
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ECT Who is it suitable for Side effects Contraindications
``` Useful for: Catatonia Depression + psychosis Severe depression Prolonged manic episode ``` ``` Side effects Myalgia Arrhythmias Short term memory loss Headache ``` Contraindications SAH ^ICP Heart block
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Delusion criteria
1) Unshakable 2) Illogical grounds 3) Out of keeping with someone’s culture
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Delusional perception example
the traffic light changed red and that’s when I knew MI5 were tracking me
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Circumstantiality
how long did you go on holiday for – we packed and then I took my dog to the vet, my dog is called fluffy etc etc etc, 2 weeks – finally get back to the point
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Preservation
how long ago did you go on holiday – 2 weeks, where to? 2 weeks, who with? 2 weeks
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Confabulation
make up a story but without the insight – seen in alcohol – filled in the gaps of his memory with a random story They truly believe what they are saying is true even though its a lie Wernicke's encephalopathy
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Somatic passivity
I can feel something brushing on my arm – it’s the devil | Delusional belief that something is being imposed by outside forces
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Psychomotor retardation
Slowing of thoughts and movements
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Stupor
Loss of activity with no response to stimuli
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Catatonia
Significantly excited or inhibited motor activity | +/- unusual posturing
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Flight of ideas
volume of speech increase – (quantity) rapid skipping from one thought to distantly related ideas, the relation often being so tentative as for instance the sound (rhyming) of different utterances
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Pressure of speech
Speed of speech
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Incongruent affect
my dog died im really sad (and they really are sad but they are smiling)
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Stereotypism vs mannerism
Mannerism – purposeful movement – salute every time you start a conversation with someone Stereotype behaviour – waving of the arms – not goal orientated Waving of the arms when the kid is excited about seeing ants
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Coping mechanisms for self harm
Elastic bands Meditation Sleep hygiene
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Clozapine SE
Agranulocytosis | Toxic megacolon
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Bipolar 1 vs 2
Bipolar 1 – mania and depression | Bipolar 2 – hypomania and depression
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Bipolar management
THINK _ always bio, psycho, social SGA then Mood stabiliser CBT Social - fam care support engagement with support
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DVLA and mania
he should inform DVLA
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Section 3 criteria
MHDisorder Risk to self or others/health Naure or degree to warrant detention in hospital
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Who can release from section 3
responsible officer Nearest relative Consultant psychiatrist