Psychiatry Flashcards

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disordered thought content and thought processes, perceptual disturbances, illusions or hallucinations, delusions, impaired reality orientation

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psychotic disorders

-memory and consciousness not impaired

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hallucinations, bizarre behavior, delusions

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positive symptoms

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flat affect, poor grooming, social withdrawal, anhedonia, poor eye contact

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negative symptoms

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persecutory or grandiose delusions or auditory hallucinations; MOST COMMON

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paranoid schizo

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disorganized speech or behavior, flat or inappropriate affect

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disorganized schizo

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delusions and hallucinations; ABSENT: paranoid, disorganized, catatonic symptoms

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undifferentiated schizo

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no longer have prominent psychotic symptoms but have blunted affect/odd behavior

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residual schizo

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schizo phases:

  • subtle behavior changes, functional decline, social withdrawal, irritability
  • delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, bizarre behavior
  • blunted affect, other negative symptoms
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  • prodromal
  • psychotic
  • residual
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9
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rare type of schizo- needs two of following: motor immobility, excess motor activity w/o purpose, extreme negativism or mutism, echolalia, echopraxia

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catatonic schizo

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schizo- two of the five following symptoms present for a 1 month pd, persisting for 6 months ?

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delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, grossly disorganized behavior, negative symptoms

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11
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DOC for schizo?

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dopamine and serotonin antagonists- atypical antipsychotics

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12
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schizo:
best Tx for positive Sx?
negative Sx?

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typical antipsychotics

atypical antipsychotics

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13
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mixture of psychotic and mood symptoms i.e. depressive/manic/mixed episode during which criteria for schizo also met

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schizo affective d/o

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char. by non-bizarre delusions (realistic) that occur for at least 1 month

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delusional d/o

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common after catastrophic event, sx for 1 day to 1 month

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brief psychotic d/o

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16
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same sx as schizophrenia but sx last 1-6 months

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schizophreniform d/o

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17
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physical complaints involving many organ systems, no medical explanation

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somatization d/o

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18
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most common concerns are facial flaws, imagined defect in physical appearance or exaggeration of minor flaw? Tx?

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body dysmorphic d/o, SSRI

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one or more neuro complaints that can’t be explained clinically; MC sx: shifting paralysis, blindness, and mutism

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conversion d/o

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fake signs and Sx, assume the sick role

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factitious d/o

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21
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production of physical/psych sx for external gain

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malingering

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22
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pain in one or more area w/o identifiable cause, significant distress and impaired functioning; 1st line?

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pain d/o; SSRI/TCAs

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major depressive episode- five or more depressive signs and sx during the same ?; at least one of Sx must be ? or ?

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2 week period; depressed mood or anhedonia

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manic episode- lasts at least? needs at least three manic sx

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one week

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25
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SAD treatment?

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light therapy, buproprion, SSRIs

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26
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char. by anhedonia, psychomotor retardation/agitation, anorexia, weight loss, depressed mood, feelings of guilt, sleep disturbance, may have suicidal ideation

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melancholia

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27
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char. by overeating/weight gain, oversleeping, reactive mood, leaden paralysis, oversensitivity to interpersonal rejection

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atypical depression

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char. by motor immobility or stupor, blurred affect, purposeless motor activity, extreme withdrawal, negativism, bizarre mannerisms or posturing, echolalia, echopraxia, or ‘waxy flexibility’

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catatonic depression

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29
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PP depression occurs within ? Tx ?

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4 weeks of delivery, SSRIs

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30
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side effects include GI upset, headache, sexual dysfunction

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SSRIs s/e

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31
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s/e include weight gain, OH, antichol. effects, somnolence

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TCAs

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32
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MAOIs and SSRIs can results in?

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serotonin syndrome (acute MS changes, restlessness, diaphoresis, tremor, hyperthermia, seizures, muscle rigidity, coma/death (rare)

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33
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ECT safe in preggo and elderly; biggest concern?

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memory loss

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34
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lithium- narrow therapeutic window- check levels ?

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every 4-8 weeks

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35
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char. by 1+ major depressive episodes and at least one hypomanic episode

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BPII

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36
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chronic mild depression; no psychotic or manic/hypomanic features

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dysthymic d/o

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37
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less severe version of BPII, mild depressive and hypomanic episodes

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cyclothymic d/o

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38
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maladaptive behavioral or emotional Sx that develop w/i 3 months and end within 6 months

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adjustment d/o

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39
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schizoid, schizotypal, and paranoid personality d/o; weird/peculiar, associated with PSYCHOTIC d/o

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Cluster A (mad)

40
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antisocial, borderline, histrionic, narcissistic personality d/o; emotional, inconsistent, associated with MOOD d/o

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Cluster B (bad)

41
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avoidant, dependent, OCD personality d/o; fearful, anxious, associated with ANXIETY d/o

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Cluster C (sad)

42
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pervasive distrust and suspicion of other beginning by early adulthood; hostile and angry

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paranoid personality d/o (PDO)

43
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voluntary social withdrawal; eccentric and reclusive; no desire for close relationships

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schizoid PDO

44
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pervasive and eccentric behavior; most likely to progress to schizo

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schizotypal PDO

45
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magical thinking, special personal significance, belief in clairvoyance or telepathy, belief in superstitions or the occult

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schizotypal PDO

46
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inability to conform to social norms, strong tendency to commit unlawful acts

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antisocial PDO

47
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manipulative, deceitful, impulsive, and totally lacking empathy/remorse

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antisocial PDO

48
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may begin in childhood as conduct d/o, child may have Hx of physical and/or sexual abuse, starting fires, harming animals

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antisocial PDO

49
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poorly set self-image, mood swings, impulsivity, self-mutilation and manipulative suicide attempts

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borderline PDO

50
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Tx for borderline PDO includes?

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dialectal behavior therapy (DBT)

51
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overly emotional, dramatic, and seductive, excitable, attention seeking behavior

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histrionic PDO

52
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inflated self-image, pattern of grandiosity, arrogant, haughty attitude, self-esteem is fragile

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narcissistic PDO

53
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extreme sensitivity to rejection (inferiority complex), see themselves as unappealing, feelings of inadequacy, social phobia? Tx?

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avoidant PDO; BB or SSRIs

54
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submissive behavior, cannot make their own decisions, dislike being alone

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dependent PDO

55
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orderliness, perfectionism, and inflexibility, rigid, stubborn, and emotionally constricted; may develop MDD or schizo

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O-C PDO

56
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these pts have awareness of their PDO; egoSYNtonic

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O-C PDO

57
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pts who don’t meet the full criteria for a specific PDO but have traits from many diff ones

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personality d/o NOS (not otherwise specified)

58
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excessive amounts of heightened arousal that impede daily function and interpersonal relationships

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anxiety

59
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physiologic sx include dizziness, palpitations, perspiration, loss of appetite, nausea, trembling

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anxiety

60
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anxiety DOC

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SSRIs, SNRIs, or buspirone

61
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recurrent thoughts, images, or impulses, no realistic connection to the events the patient avoids, egoDYStonic

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OCD

62
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MC obsessive compulsion

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contamination

63
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1st line for OCD?

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SSRIs

64
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sensations of helplessness, fear, and horror from a traumatic even that is out of range of normal human experience; Sx persist for more than 1 mo.; DOC?

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PTSD; SSRIs

65
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sx occuring w/i one month of an event lasting 2 days to 4 weeks, including sense of numbing or detachment, reduced awareness of surrounding, derealization, depersonalization, or dissociative amnesia, excessive anxiety or arousal

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acute stress d/o

66
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most common mental d/o in US

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phobias

67
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? phobias more common than social phobias

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specific

68
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fear of situations where embarrassment or humiliation in front of other people may occur

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social phobia i.e. public speaking, using pubic BR, eating in public

69
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fear of being in public places where escape may be difficult, may be unwilling/unable to leave home? 50-70% have coexisting ?

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agoraphobia, panic d/o

70
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anorexia less than ? expected weight for height; BMI?

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85%, 17.5kg/m2

71
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? CI in ED because it lowers the seizure threshold

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Bupropion

72
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electrolyte abnormalities in bulimia

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hypomagnesemia, hypochloremic hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis

73
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first treatment in ED?

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restore nutritional state

74
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obesity (binge eating d/o) ? over ideal body weight or BMI greater than ?; recurrent episodes at least ?

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20%, 30; 2days/week x 6 months

75
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Tx for BED- MC? appetite suppressant? pancreatic lipase inhibitor?

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SSRIs, sympathomimetics, Orlistat (Xenical)

76
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craving or desire for substance independent of physiologic w/drawal Sx

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psychological dependence

77
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substance use that has not met criteria for dependence but resulted in impairment w/in a 12-month period

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substance abuse

78
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elevated ? is a early sign of alc abuse

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gamma glutamyl transpeptidase

79
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w/drawal Sx include lacrimation, rhinorrhea, sweating, yawning, anxiety, hypertension, tachycardia, N/V, abdominal cramps, and muscle/joint pain

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opioid use/abuse

80
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constricted pupils w/ ? use

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opioid

81
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disruptive behavior may result in peer rejection and deflated self image; requests can become explosive and irritable; MC in firstborn son

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ADD/ADHD

82
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ADD/ADHD diagnosed w/ ? scales

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Conners’

83
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s/e of stimulants i.e. amphetamine/dextroamphetamine used to treat ADD/ADHD include?

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growth retardation, weight loss

84
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violation of the basic right of others or of social norms with at least three acts

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conduct d/o

85
Q

may progress to conduct d/o; at least 6 mo of negativistic, hostile, and defiant behavior

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oppositional defiant d/o

86
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impaired social interaction and restricted or stereotyped behavior, interests, or activities

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asperger d/o

87
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decreasing head circumference, loss of previously learned behaviors, social interactions, and motor and language development; almost exclusively seen in girls

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Rett d/o

88
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multiple motor and one or more vocal tics greater than 1 year

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Tourette d/o

89
Q

onset of Tourette syndrome after group A streptococcal infx ?

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pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorder associated with streptococcal infections (PANDAS)

90
Q

retinal hemorrhages or hyphema in an infant?

A

shaken baby syndrome

91
Q

abuse perpetrated by the mother; symptoms fabricated or clinical signs induced in child to receive attention as being an attentive or suffering mother

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Munchausen syndrome by proxy

92
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includes w/holding of food, meds, clothing, health care, etc. in elderly

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neglect

93
Q

forced acts of fellatio and anal penetration are considered?

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sodomy

94
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normal response to a major loss? Tx?

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uncomplicated bereavement; social contact & reassurance

95
Q

normal grief Sx resolve w/i ?

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1 year