Psych history taking Flashcards

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give structure

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Basic info, Presenting, Past psych, past medical, drug and allergies history, social, self harm, childhood, pre-morbid personality

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Mental state exam parts

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ASEPTIC
Appearance and behaviour
Speech
Emotion - subjective, objective. Affect 
Thought - form and content, suicidal ideation, delusions
Perception - hallucinations, illusions, pseudohallucinations
Insight
Cognition - MMSE
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3
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give terms to describe different affects and when it is seen

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euthymic - normal
flat - depressed
blunted - schizophrenia
inappropriate - mania

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what si the form and content of thought?

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form - type of abnormal thought eg delusion

content - interpretation of type of thought abnormality e.g. grandiose.

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5
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what are delusions of thought control?

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thought insertion/withdrawal/broadcasting

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6
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what questions do you ask to display insight?

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presence of illness, need for treatment, usefulness of that treatment

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How would you perform a cognitive assessment?

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GOAL CRAMP
General - consciousness and level of alertness
Orientation - time, place, identity
Attention and Conc
Language - test fluency and comprehension
Calculation - simple arithmetic
Right hemisphere function - hand eye coord, visiospatial
Abstraction - proverbs
Memory - new learning, recall, and recognition
Praxis - copying and drawing

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what is apraxia

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inability to do volitional acts even though sensory and motor systems intact

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9
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what is gnosis

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ability to make sense of sensory informaiton

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10
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what is agnosia

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inability to understand significance of sensory stimuli even though pathways intact

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