Psychiatry Flashcards
Positive vs negativ reinforcement vs punishment?
Positive = Reward produces action (press button get food) Negative= Target behavior removes averse stimulus (press button Loud noise off) punishment= Repeated averse stimulus to stop unwanted behavior
Transferance vs countertransferance?
Transferance= Patient projects someone onto Doctor Countertransferance= Doctor projects onto pts **Counter = doCtor
Avoided feelings and ideas are transferred to neutral person or object?
Displacement
Mother yells @ child cause husband yelled at her
Partially remaining at more childish level of development?
Fixation
Men fixating on sports
Unacceptable impulse is attributed to external source?
Projection
I want to cheat so i think my wife is cheating
Unwanted feelings or thoughts are replaced by the opposite ?
Reaction formation
Pt mad at the doctor for making her wait complements his shoes.
Going back to earlier modes of dealing with the world?
Regression
“under stress, illness, or punishment a previously toilet trained kid wets the bed”
Involuntary withholding of ideas or feelings from conscious awareness?
Repression
“Not remembering traumatic event”
Replacing unacceptable wishes with a course of action similar to the wish that does NOT conflict with values?
Sublimation
“i mad @ father so i play hard sport”
Voluntary withholding of ideas or feelings from conscious awareness?
Suppression
“Choosing to not think about USMLE step 1”
Conduct disorder vs Oppositional defiant disorder?
Conduct = violating rights of other & breaking rules
ODD= hostile, defiant toward authority but NOT violating social rules/ or others rights
**White boys vs Kurds
What is the treatment for a recurrent nonrhythmic stereotyped motor and vocal tic persistent for >1yr?
Tourettes = Haloperidol (antipsychotics)
child with poor social interactions, language difficulties, and repetitive behavior?
Autistic
**Asperger= Normal intellect and language
X-linked disorder that causes girls from 1-4 yo to regress and lose all developed abilities (language, mental retardation, ataxia) stereotype hand wringing?
Rhett syndrome (males die in utero) **Child disintegrative disorder= Male version
Neurotransmitter changes associated with: Anxiety Depression Alzheimers Huntingtons Schizophrenia Parkinsons
Anxiety = Inc NE + Dec GABA/5HT Depression= dec NE/ DA / 5HT Alzh = Dec ACh Hunt = dec GABA/ ACh + inc DA Schizo = inc DA PD = dec DA + dec ACh/ 5HT
Dementia vs Delirium vs pseudodementia?
Delirium= Acute, abnormal consciousness, altered mental status, abnormal EEG, Reversible Dementia= Gradual, normal consciousness, memory loss, Irreversible, EEG normal Pseudodementia= Depression in elderly presenting as dementia
Defining characteristics of: Brief psychotic do Schizophreniform Schizophrenia Schizoaffective
Brief = Stress induced, 6mo, +/- symptoms, Inc DA/ dec dendrites Schizoaffective= psychotic + unstable mood (@ least 2wks of stable mood)