Psychiatry Buzzwords Flashcards
third person auditory halucinations
schizophrenia
mesocortical dopamine hypoactivity
negative and cognitive symptoms in schizophrenia
subcortical dopamine hyperactivity
psychosis
what are the different dopamine pathways in the brain
tuberoinfundibular (concerned with prolactin release)
nigrostriatal (extra pyramidal motor movements)
subcortical and mesocortical (mesolimic system - motivation and reward - dysregulated in schizophrenia)
how often should you monitor clozapine
once a week for the next 6/12 then once every 2 weeks for next 6/12 then every four weeks thereafter (for agranulocytosis)
limbic system functions
motivation memory olfaction visceral afferents emotion
brain changes in schizophrenia
reduced frontal lobe volume (and gray matter)
enlarged lateral ventricles
reduced grey matter in temporal cortex
treatment of EPSE
procyclidine
what does PFC do to amygdala in response to threat
dampen down
what are the IQ ranges for LD
borderline - 70-80 mild - 50-69 moderate - 35-49 severe - 20-34 profound <20
what is becks tried
-ve feelings about self, world and future
what should be used in alcohol withdrawal
chlordiazepoxide / diazepam
withdrawal seizures within 48 hours
delirium tremens 48-72 hours
eosionophilic inclusions
lewy bodies (LBD and PD)