Psychiatry 2 Flashcards

1
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MOA for Bupropion

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norepinephrine and dopmaine reuptake inhibitor

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2
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goal of CBT

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  • challenges maladaptive thoughts

- targets avoidance with behavioral techniques

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3
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goal of interpersonal psychotherapy

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links current relationship conflicts to depressive symptoms

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4
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goal of supportive psychotherapy

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reinforce coping skills

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5
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goal of psychodynamic psychotherapy

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  • builds insight into how unconscious conflicts and past relationships cause symptoms
  • uses transference
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6
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goal of motivational interviewing

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addresses ambivalence and enhances motivation

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goal of DBT ( dialectal behavioral therapy)

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  • improves emotion regulation, distress tolerance

- managaes self-harm

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8
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goal of biofeedack

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improves control over physiological reactions

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9
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DBT (Dialectical behavioral therapy) was designed for what disorder

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borderline personality disorder

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10
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what is motivational interviewing used to treat

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substance abuse

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11
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History of cutting oneself and history of overdose. which one is a suicide attempt?

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overdose

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12
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First line treatment for narcolepsy

A

Modafinil

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13
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Body dysmorphic disoder

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excessive preoccupation with a slight or imagined bodily defect

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14
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how do you treat a patient with suicidal ideation but no specific plan to intent?

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intensive outpatient treatment

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15
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If a bulimic patient tried Varenicline and failed for smoking cessation. which is better to give and why? Nicotine patch or Bupropion

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nicotine patch

- Bupropion is contraindicated in bulimic patients

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16
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What’s the difference between dementia and normal age-related changes?

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dementia patient have functional impairments that necessitate assistance

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17
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Preferred pharmacological treatment for social anxiety disorder

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SSRI

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18
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therapy used for social anxiety disorder

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CBT

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19
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is full criteria for major depressive episode met in adjustment disorder with depressed mood?

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no

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20
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what drugs are used to treat acute dystonia

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  • anticholinergic ( benztropine)

- antihistamines ( diphenhydramine)

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21
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what are first line treatments for bipolar, which one do you use for renal failure

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Lithium and valproate

- use valproate, lithium has renal toxicity

22
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what is used to treat neuroleptic malignant syndrome?

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dopamine agonists and dantrolene

23
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MOA benztropine

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anticholinergic

24
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MOA of Cyproheptadine

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serotonin antagonists

25
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MOA of Succinylcholine

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short acting depolarizing muscle relaxant, induce brief paralysis during anesthesia

26
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Kleptomania

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  • inability to resist the impulse to steal objects that are low value or not needed
27
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what should happen when you switch a patient on fluoxetine to MAO inhibitor

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5-week washout period due to fluoxetine’s long half-life to reduce the risk of serotonin syndrome

28
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what is used to treat acute dystonia

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Benztropine and diphenhydramine

29
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What is used to treat akathesia

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Propranolol

30
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Preferred treatment for specific phobia

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Behavioral therapy

31
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Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing is used for what

A

PTSD

32
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Alprazolam is what type of Benzodiazepine

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short-acting

33
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Characterize catatonia in psychiatric patient

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Immobility, mutism and posturing.

34
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Treatment of choice for catatonia

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Benzodeazepines and electroconvulsive

35
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MOA for cyproheptadine

A

serotonin antagonist

36
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define malingering

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intentional production of symptoms is motivated by secondary gain or external gain

37
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define factitious disorder

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false signs and symptoms for primary gain

38
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are conditions intentionally produced in conversion disorder

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no

39
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what is conversion disorder

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  • motor or sensory neurologic symptoms or deficits that are incompatible with recognized neurological conditions and neurophysiology
40
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what is somatic disroder

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patient is excessively anxious about unexplained symptoms

41
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What is used to treat acute bipolar depression

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  • second-generation antipyschotics: quetiapine and lurasidone
  • Lamotrigine
42
Q

How do you treat TCA overdose

A

sodium bicarbonate

43
Q

Ziprasidone side effect

A

QT prolongation

44
Q

folie a duex

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delusional disorder in which the same delusions is present in individuals who share a close relationship

45
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When do sleep terrors occur

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non-REM sleep

46
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When do nightmares occur

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REM sleep

47
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what is the first line of treatment for major depression with psychotic features and appropriate for severely depressed geriatric patients who are not eating or drinking and require rapid intervention

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Electroconvulsive therapy

48
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best treatment for hoarding disorder

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CBT

49
Q

Dissociative amnesia

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isolated impairment in autobiographical memory

50
Q

dissociative fugue is a subtype of what

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dissociative amnesia

51
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Dissociative identity disorder

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2 or more distinct identities