psychi Flashcards

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False fixed beliefs.

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delusion

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mc delusion

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Persecutory delusions

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stimulus is present in hallucination or

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Illusion

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True hallucination in outer objective space or inner subjective space

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Outer objective space

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Pseudo hallucination in outer objective space or inner subjective space

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Inner subjective space

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Synesthesia Stimulus and reflects in different senses

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Reflex hallucination

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Stimulus and reflex in same sense

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Functional hallucination

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Hallucination while going to sleep

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hypnagogic

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Hallucination while waking up from sleep

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hypnapompic

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Hypnagogic hallucination decreased hypocretin Decrease rem latency sleep attacks

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Narcolepsy

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Drug of choice for narcolepsy

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modefinil

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People talking only to me or only for me

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Delusion of reference

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Familiar person replaced by stranger

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capgras

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Familiar person in mask of a stranger

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Fregoli

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Celebrity fell in love with me first

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Erotomania
Psychoses passionelle

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De clarembaut Syndrome also known as

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Erotomenia

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Alcoholic with morbid jealousy

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Othello syndrome

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Death rotting intestine etc

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Nihilism

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Nihilism with severe depression

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Cotard syndrome

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Approximate answer seen in prisoners not purposefully
Scene in which syndrome

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Pseudo stupidity
vorberdein
ganser syndrome

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ganser syndrome What kind of disorder

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Dissociate disorder Not a delusion

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Delusional disorder for how many days

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1 delusion for one month
not explained by other causes

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Nihilism is mood —disorder

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Congruent

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How many grades of insight
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Grade three of insight
Awareness but blame others
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Insight grade two
Slight awareness
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Insght grade one
Complete denial
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insightgrade 4
Intellectual awareness
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True emotional insight seen in which grade
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Future behaviour change due to which grade of insight
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Serial subtraction test for attention or concentration
Concentration
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Digitspan test for attention or concentration
Attention
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Projection test for personality
rosharch' Inkblot test TAT thematic appreciation test
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Objective test for personality
Minnesota multi phasic personality inventory mmpi
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Components of psychodynamic theory
ID What I want to do Ego Inter communication Super ego What should be done
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Patient develops feelings for doctor
Transference
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Dr develops feeling for patient
Counter transference
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Slip of tongue
parapraxi Ross
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Discontinuation of reinforcement positive or negative eliminates behaviour this is known as
Extinction
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Giving reward for good habit is
Positive reinforcement
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Taking away Aversive thing for good habit
Negative reinforcement
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Adding punishment for bad habit
Positive punishment
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Reducing punishment for good habits
Negative punishment
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Resurfacing of trauma so that patient can deal with it is done in
Free Association
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Most common obsession
Contamination
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Most common compulsion
Checking logs more than hand washing
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Basic needs in Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Food water Warmth rest Safety security
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Psychological needs in maslow's hierarchy of needs
Friends belonging love intimidation Prestige esteem accomplishment
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Self fulfilment needs in Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Full potential self actualization
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Mature defence mechanisms
Suppression anticipation altruism sublimation humour SAASH
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channelling socially unacceptable to socially acceptable is known as and is what mechanism
Sublimation mature defence mechanism
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Mafia doing charity is known as and is what defence mechanism
Altruism matured defence mechanism
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Planning of retirement In advance is known as what mechanism
Anticipation matured defence mechanism
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Joking about horrible viva is known as what kind of mechanism
Humour matured Defencemechanism
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Only voluntary defence mechanism
Suppression
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Not thinking about things that make you anxious is known as
Suppression
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Immature defence mechanisms
Regression acting out Passive aggression RAP
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Regression of milestone is what kind of defence mechanism
Immature
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Throwing books punching a wall is known as what kind of mechanism
Acting out immature defence mechanism
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An employee being late but not accepting is known as what kind of mechanism
Passive aggression immature defence mechanism
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Narcissistic Or psychotic defence mechanisms are
Denial projection splitting DAP
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Only right and wrong only black and white is known as what kind of defence mechanism
Splitting Psychotic or narcissistic defence mechanism
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Cheating man accuses wife of cheating is known as type of defence mechanism
Projection Psychotic or narcissistic defence mechanism
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Mother not accepting the child is dead he is known as type of defence mechanism
Denial Psychotic or narcissistic defence mechanism
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Neurotic defence mechanisms
Displacement undoing Reaction formation isolation of affect rationalisation or intellectualization repression DU RI RI
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boy scold employee employee school's wife Is known as type of defence mechanism
Displacement neurotic defence mechanism
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After fight husband bring gifts for wife is known as Type of defence mechanism
Undoing neurotic defence mechanism
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Wife talks about abuse without any emotions is known as type of defence mechanism
Isolation of affect neurotic defence mechanism
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Mother Show love stepchild whom she hates Is known as type of defence mechanism
Reaction formation neurotic defence mechanism
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Child Does not remember Going to counselling during parents divorce is known as what kind of defence mechanism
Repression neurotic defence mechanism is type of primary defence mechanism
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Child tries to explain health cancer pathology is known as type of defence mechanism
Intellectualization or rationalisation Neurotic defence mechanism
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Neurotic defence mechanism seen in OCD
Displacement undoing reaction formation isolation of affect or inhibition
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Type of personality content with social isolation
Cluster a
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Type of personality associated with paranoid Personality disorder Schizotypial Schizoid
Cluster a
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Eccentric or magical thinking seen in which disorder in which personality
Schizotypial Cluster a
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Hyper vigilance pervasive distressed suspicious in which personality
Cluster a
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Antisocial personality disorder criminal conductive disorder in which personality
Cluster b
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Antisocial disorder in less than 18 year old is known
Conduct disorder
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Fear of abandonment unstable mood impulsivity societality splitting para suicide in females seen in which personality
Cluster b
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Attention seeking histrionic personality disorder in which personalities
Cluster b
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Treatment for borderline personality disorder is
Dialectical behavioural therapy
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Borderline personality disorder seen in which personalities
Cluster b
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Grandiosity narcissistic disorder seen in which personality
Cluster b
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Perfectionist anakistic personality disorder OCPD ego synthonic
Cluster C
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Avoidant personality disorder hypersensitive to rejection and criticism socially inhibited timid which personality
Cluster C
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Excessive need of support low self esteem dependent personality disorder in which personalities
Cluster C
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Most common eating disorder
Binge eating
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When compensation present bulimia or anorexia
both
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Eating disorder with BMI less than 18.5 associated with depression Seen in
Anorexia nervosa
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Refeeding syndrome anaemia osteoporosis seanin which eating disorder
Anorexia nervosa
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Distorted body image seen in which eating disorder
Anorexia narvosa
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Tooth decay parotitis Seen in which eating disorder
Bulimia nervosa
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malloryweis tear seen in which eating disorder
Bulimia narvasa
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What are Malloryweiss tear
Bleeding mucosal tear in oesophagus
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Hypochloromia hypokalemia Seen inwhich eating disorder
Bulimia narvasa
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Metabolic alkylosis seen in which eating disorder
Anorexia and bulimia
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Compensatory mechanism is more in bulimia or anorexia
Bulimia
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First line for eating disorders
Nutritional rehabilitation
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Third line for eating disorders
Drug of choice for anorexia Antipsychotics Drug of choice for bulimia ssris fluoxetine topiramate carbamazepine for comorbid mood disorders
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Second line for eating disorders
Behavioural therapy C B T
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SSRI Fluoxetine Topiramate carbamazepine Used in which eating disorder Mainly
Bulimia Can also be used in anorexia
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Regurgitationof food for more than one month associated with intellectual disability Seen in
Rumination disorder
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Screening tool for eating disorder
scoff Score more than two
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When to diagnose bulimia
Binge eating plus compensation at least 1 per week or 3 per month for 3months
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Hypomania for how many days
More than four days
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Hypochondriasis also known as
Illness anxiety disorder
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Patient believes to be in then believe when convinced later believes to be ill again
Illness anxiety disorder
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Unshakable believe of patient that he is ill
Somatic type delusional disorder
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Most common symptom in somatic symptom disorder
Pain
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Excessive anxiety and preoccupation with one or more symptoms stresser is present for more than 6 months
Somatic symptom disorder
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Excessive anxiety and preoccupation with one or more symptoms stresser is present for more than 6 months
Somatic symptom disorder
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Functional neurological disorder also known as
Conversion disorder
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Functional neurological disorder also known as
Conversion disorder
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Unexpendable neurological disorder with stresser present
Functional neurological disorder Conversion disorder
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Patient cannot lift one leg but can lift it when other is pressed
hoover sign
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Is Hoover sign on purpose or not
Not on purpose
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La Belle Indifference Seen in
Functional neurological disorder
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Predisposition to which sex in functional neurological disorder
Females
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Secondary gain and stress both not seen in which intentional disorder
Factitious disorder
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Mother insisting that child is ill which disorder
munchauen by proxy
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Secondary gain present but stressor absent in
Malingering
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Schizophreniform disorder for how many months
One to 6 months
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Brief psychosis for how many months
Less than one month
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Delusional disorder for how many months
More than one month
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Schizophrenia for how many months
More than six months
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Major depressive disorder for how many days
Fourteen days or two weeks
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Bipolar type one involves
Mania plus minus depression
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Bipolar type I for how many it is
More than one week
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Bipolar type two involves
Major depressive disorder plus hypomania
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Mania for how many days
More than Seven days or one week
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Dysthymia for how many days
More than two years
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Dysthymia includes
Depression symptoms
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Cyclothymia for how many days
More than two years
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Cyclothymia includes
Psychotic symptoms or bipolar symptoms
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How many symptoms for one month for diagnosis of schizophrenia according to DSM5
Two or more
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One of which three symptoms should be present for diagnosis of schizophrenia
Hallucinations delusion disorganised speech
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Family history of schizophrenia is good progress or bad prognosis for schizophrenia
Bad prognosis
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Most common hallucination in schizophrenia
Delusion of persecution
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Family history of mood disorder is good prognosis or bad prognosis for schizophrenia
Good prognosis
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Catatonic Symptoms good prognosis or bad prognosis for Schizophrenia
Good progress
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Early onset less than 20 years is good Prognosis or bad prognosis for schizophrenia
Bad prognosis
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Abrupt onset good progresses or bad prognosis for schizophrenia
Good Prognosis
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Male patient good prognosis or bad prognosis for schizophrenia
Bad Prognosis
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Simple disorganised type good prognosis or bad prognosis for schizophrenia
Bad prognosis
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Late on set more than 35 years good progress or bad prognosis for schizophrenia
Good prognosis
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positive symptoms prominent good prognosis or bad prognosis for schizophrenia
Good prognosis
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negative symptoms prominent good prognosis or bad prognosis for schizophrenia
Bad prognosis
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Affective symptoms Mood symptoms present good prognosis or bad prognosis inch schizophrenia
Good prognosis
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Symptoms of depression
SIGECAPS Sleep disorders Increased or decreased Rem latency Decreased N3 decreased Terminal insomnia rem duration increased interest deficit anhedonia guilt Worthlessness helplessness hopelessness energy deficit concentration deficit appetite disorder Increased or decrease psycho motor retardation or agitation suicidality
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Functioning in Delusion is impaired or less impaired
Less
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Sleep cycle disorder in depression
Rem latency decreased rem duration increased N3 decreased Terminal insomnia
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Beck's cognitive triad Seen in
Depression
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Beck's cognitive triad is
Worthlessness hopelessness helplessness
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What is veraguth sign
Diagonal palpable fold
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Omega sign Scene in
Depression
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vera Guth Sign seen in
Depression
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Symptoms of atypical depression
Increased sleep hypersomnia Hyperphagia Laden paralysis Mood reactivity
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Treatment of choice for depression
C B T
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Decreased volume of Cingulate Gyrus and prefrontal cortex increased activity of limbic system cnn which psychological Neurologicaldisorder
Depression
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Cortisol Serotonin and dopamine levels in depression
Cortisol increased serotonin and dopamine decrease
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Which depression responds better to ssri or maoi
A typical depression
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Hysteroid Dysphoria Is a type of which type of depression
A typical depression
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Treatment for hysteroid dysphoria
M a O I
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Craving of chocolate due to
Phenyl ethylamine plus sugar increase L Tryptophan uptake
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What forms endogenous antidepressants
L Tryptophan
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Mild depression tearfulness after delivery Start two to three days results within ten days
Postpartum blues
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Madrid to severe depression postpartum Low energy guilt concentration deficit societality starts within 4 weeks continues for more than two weeks
Postpartum depression
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Treatment for postpartum psychosis
Antipsychotics do not leave child with the mother
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Treatment for postpartum depression Specific drugs
Antidepressants and psychotherapy Bexalone iv Zuranolone
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Schizophrenia is which type of thoughtdisorder
Formal thought disorder
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Delusion hallucinations bizarre behaviour thought disorganisation postpartum known as
Postpartum psychosis
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How many first rank symptoms of schizophrenia
Three made disorders Three thought disorders Three voice hearingdisorders Somatic passivity delusion
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Three made disorders in schizophrenia
Made feelings External factors make Mefeel made impulses External factors make me want made volition External factors make me do
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3 Thought disordersin schizophrenia
Thought withdrawal thought insertion thought broadcast
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Three voice hearing disorders in schizophrenia
Audible thoughts Hearing one's thoughts voice commenting. Running commentary voice arguing third person
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Somatic passivity in schizophrenia
Feeling of being touched strange unexplained sexual sensations
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Delusional percept in schizophrenia
A physical sensation is related to special event important
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Who gave 4 a of schizophrenia And the term schizophrenia
Eugene Bluer
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4A of schizophrenia
Autism fantasy ambivalence affect blunting Association disturbance formal thought disorder