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MBBS VI - SpC - Psychiatry > Psychopathology > Flashcards

Psychopathology Flashcards

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Psychopathology

Definition
Approaches

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Classification of psychiatric symptoms

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Disorder of perception

Define perception, sensory distortion, illusions, hallucinations

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Hallucination vs pseudohallucination

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Contexts in which hallucinations are not regarded as pathological

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Classification of hallucinations

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Auditory hallucination

Types
Clinical relevance
First-rank symptoms of schizophrenia

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Visual hallucinations

Types
Associated conditions
Predictors of commanding hallucinations

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Somatic, olfactory and gustatory hallucinations

Types

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Disorder of thought

Classification
Definition of delusion

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Differentiate partial delusion, over-valued ideas and obsessions

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Primary delusions

Forms

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Secondary delusions

Cause
Effect

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Classification of delusions

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Delusion content

Types

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  • Persecutory
  • Reference
  • Grandiose
  • Religious
  • Sexual, amorous, erotomania, De Clerambault syndrome
  • Jealousy
  • Guilt
  • Nihilistic
  • Somatic (hypochondriacal)
  • Infestation (Fkbom’s syndrome)
  • Mis-identification: Capgras syndrome, Fregoli syndrome
  • Control/ External control
  • Thought possession: Insertion, withdrawal, broadcasting
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Persecutory, Reference, Grandiose delusion

Content
Associated disease

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Religious, Sexual/ amorous delusions

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Associated diseases

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Jealousy, Guilt, Nihilistic delusion

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Associated diseases

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Somatic, infestation delusion

Content
Associated disease

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Mis-identification, Control, Thought possession delusion

Content
Associated diseases

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Obsession and compulsion

Definition

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22
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Differentiating types of repetitive or intrusive thoughts

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Common themes of obsession and compulsions

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Formal thought disorder

Definition
Types of presentation

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Types
- Direction: Circumstantiality or Tangentiality
- Tempo: Retardation or flight of ideas
- Amount: Poverty of thought or pressure of thought
- Continuity: Perservation or thought block
- Form: Loosening of association
- Neologism

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Thought disorder: abnormal direction of thought

Content
Associated conditions

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Thought disorder: Abnormal tempo

Content
Associated disease

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Thought disorder: Abnormal amount

Content
Associated conditions

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Thought disorder: Abnormal continuity

Content
Associated conditions

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Thought disorder: Abnormal form

Content
Associated conditions

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Disorder of emotions

Define mood and affect

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30
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Mood disorders

Types
Psychological, biological and motor components

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Mood disorder: abnormal range and congruity

Types of presentation

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Disorders of cognition

Types of abnormal congition/ cognitive defect

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Memory

Types of memory
Types of explicit memory

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Disorders of consciousness

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Disorders of attention, memory and recognition

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Abnormal Executive function, praxis, perception, language

Types of presentation
Associated conditions

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Abnormal dissociation

Types of presentations
Associated conditions

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38
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Disorders of involuntary and voluntary movement

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Disorders of involuntary movement:
□ Tremor, eg. fine tremor (anxiety), Parkinsonian (EPS), coarse tremor (poisoning, Li overdose)
□ Dyskinesia
□ Dystonia

Disorders of voluntary movement:
Tics
Catatonia

Catatonia:
- Waxy flexibility
- Rigidity
- Negativism
- Excitement
- Stupor
- Echopraxia
- Echolalia
- Mannerism
- Sterotypes
- Ambitendency
- Automatic obedience

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Catatonia

Types of catatonia

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MBBS VI - SpC - Psychiatry (11 decks)

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