Psychiatry Flashcards

1
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the following definition is that of a psychiatrist, psychologist or psychotherapist?

medical doctor that diagnoses/treats mental illness and can prescribe medication

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psychiatrist

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the following definition is that of a psychiatrist, psychologist or psychotherapist?

an expert in the output of the human mind -> thoughts, feeling and behaviour

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psychologist

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3
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the following definition is that of a psychiatrist, psychologist or psychotherapist?

uses particular techniques to address emotional problems - anxiety etc.

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psychotherapist

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4
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name 2 classification systems for psychiatric disorders

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ICD-11 -> international classification of diseases

DSM 5 -> diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders

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5
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name 3 anxiety disorders?

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generalised anxiety
phobias
panic attacks

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6
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how are anxiety disorders treated? 2

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Psychological/psychotherapy -> cognitive behavioural therapy CBT

Pharmacological -> fluoxetine

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how are depressive disorders managed? 3

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Psychological/psychotherapy -> CBT

Pharmacological -> antidepressants and augmentation

ECT -> electrical current therapy

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8
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what is bipolar effective disorder?

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Either high elated mood or at the bottom (depression) in terms of emotional state

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9
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what is the management of bipolar effective disorder? 4

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Mood stabilisers

Antipsychotics

Antidepressants -> risk of pt being elated constantly

ECT

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10
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define psychosis

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Inability to distinguish between real world and their thoughts -> believe what they think is real -> delusions and hallucinations

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Psychosis vs schizophrenia

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Psychosis is a symptom that is common is lots of mental disorders

Schizophrenia is a syndrome that consists of psychosis and other difficulties

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12
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what is schizophrenia?

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Is a group of problems with psychosis at the heart of it

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13
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what is the management of schizophrenia?

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Psychological/psychotherapy

Antipsychotic medication
- 1st generation -> chlorpromazine, haloperidol
- 2nd generation -> olanzapine, risperidone
- Clozapine
Depot

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14
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define dementia

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Lose cognitive ability starting with memory

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15
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what is delirium a result of?

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another medical condition
e.g. older person fractures hip, get hip replacement, surgical insult, physiology is distressed, this affects their mental faculty -> confusion, psychotic, loss of orientation.

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16
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name 2 cognitive tests

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MMSE -> mini-mental state examination

ACE-11 -> Addenbrooke’s cognitive examination

17
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what is MMSE -> mini-mental state examination

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score out of 30 based on correct answers to questions

lower score = more severe cognitive impairment

18
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what does addenbrookes cognitive exam show?

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<82/100 = dementia

19
Q

how does anorexia nervosa affects dentistry?

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○ Self induced vomiting

20
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how does bulimia nervosa affect dentistry?

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○ Pre-occupation with weight - overeating then purging

21
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what is bodily distress disorder?

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○ Physical manifestation of psychological distress

22
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how does bodily distress disorder affect dentistry?

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○ Can present as inexplicable dental pain, frequent attendance, unreasonable treatment requests