Psych in Primary Care Flashcards

1
Q

what is the first thing to do treatment wise if a patient is having a bipolar manic episode?

A

put them on a mood stabilizer (therapy will then follow after)

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2
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our mental state impacts __________ disorders, our physical state impacts __________ disorders

A

physical; mental

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3
Q

“actual” leading causes of death (9)- according to hadley

A

tobacco, diet, alcohol, microbial agents, toxic agents, motor vehicles, firearms, sexual behaviors, illicit drug use

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4
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The “BIG 5” causes of death

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tobacco, diet, alcohol, exercise outlet

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5
Q

what three things make up the “triangle”? how likely is a person to have one or more of these things?

A

depression, alcohol dependence/substance abuse, anxiety (social or simple phobia); 20% of people

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6
Q

7 problems with treating mental health problems

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1) . recognition
2) . treatment
3) . burden to system
4) . burden on relationships
5) . economic costs
6) . children
7) . suffering that occurs with chronic illness

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7
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out of the 20% of people who have one or more of the triangle parts, its estimated that only ____% recognize these parts

A

10%

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8
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what percent of people are given formal treatment out of the 10% who recognize their mental health concerns?

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only 5% (only a few % have successful tx)

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9
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what are the two components to burden to system?

A

disproportionate utilization of resources and stigma to care

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10
Q

____% of American children and adolescents suffer from mental illness severe enough to cause some level of impairment; what fraction of these kids receive treatment?

A

10%; fewer than 1/3

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11
Q

lifetime prevalence with depression? what fraction of those people are treated? ____% are treated on sub-therapeutic doses or inadequate duration of tx

A

1 in 5; 1/4 of those are treated; 40% on inaccurate dose

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12
Q

what drug class is first line for OCD and panic attacks?

A

SSRIs

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13
Q

what are the two most important screening questions for depression?

A

Over the past 2 weeks, have you felt down, depressed, or hopeless?”
“Over the past 2 weeks, have you felt little interest or pleasure in doing things?”

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14
Q

____% of depressed patients have at least one comorbidity

A

68%

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15
Q

half of those with depression have an ________ disorder as well

A

anxiety

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16
Q

____% lifetime incidence for social phobia. ___% never access the medical system

A

13%; 75% (diagnosis is only made 1-2% of the time for people who do access the medical system)

17
Q

symptoms for social phobia?

A

blushing, trembling, SOB, sweating, tachycardia, abdominal distress, extensive embarrassment, maladaptive thoughts about social situations (onset at young age, less than 25)

18
Q

4 morbidities with social phobia

A

educational, occupational, relational, financial (limits which jobs a person can work in, usually settle for less paying jobs)

19
Q

lifetime incidence of panic attacks? what are some symptoms?

A

10-35%; disabling symptoms of SOB, sweating, feelings of doom, maybe hallucination

20
Q

how long can physical symptoms of a panic attack last?

A

10 minutes to a few days (3), attacks can progress to social isolation

21
Q

lifetime incidence of alcohol dependence?

A

15%

22
Q

stages of change

A
precontemplation- deny
contemplation- delay
preparation- declare
action- do
maintenance- keep doing
(can relapse after the action stage)
23
Q

what is the “pressure system” or push-me-pull-you model?

A

certain things are motivating and influence you to progress; certain things cause resistance and lead you to regress
always pressure on status quo

24
Q

___% of adults suffer from a diagnosable mental disorder each year

A

25%

25
Q

mental illness is the _________ leading cause of disability in the US for ages 15-44

A

first

26
Q

___% of primary care appointments have a mental health reason

A

20%

27
Q

what are the three components to deviance?

A

1) . cognitions- what the person is thinking
2) . behavior
3) . affect- facial expression of emotion and mood

28
Q

what is the psychodynamic model of mental health?

A

disorders in adults are viewed as a result of (unconscious) childhood trauma or anxiety

29
Q

what is the behavioral model of mental health?

A

maladaptive behaviors are learned (classical and operant conditioning)

30
Q

what is the cognitive model of mental health?

A

conscious thought mediates or modifies, an individual’s emotional state/behavior in response to a stimulus (ABC model of events, thoughts, feelings)

31
Q

what is the most accepted model of mental health?

A

biopsychosocial model

32
Q

what three conditions must every psych diagnosis meet?

A

1) . not caused by a drug
2) . not caused by a medical condition
3) . impairment in functioning