Psychosis Flashcards
Things to rule out when thinking of Catatonia secondary to AMC
Neoplasms Head trauma Encephalitis HYPERcalcemia Hepatic encephalopathy Homocystinuria Dka
Sneiderian aka first rank symptoms
A
B
C
D
What cognitive battery recommended for Neuro cognitive testing as per CPA
Matrics
How many of those with schizophrenia have 22q11 deletion
25%
Definition of Clozapine resistant schizophrenia
- 6 weeks of midpoint or more of oral
- 6 weeks after steady state for IM
- clozapine: 8-12 weeks of greater 400 mg/day with trough levels greater than 350 for daily or 250 for equal divided dosing
- documentation of adherence
- persistence of 2 or more positive symptoms at moderate or one positive at great severity
Recs for substance use in SCZ according to CPA guidelines
- smoking
- Alcohol
- buproprion then varenicline
- naltrexone for alch
Lilliputian hallucination
Synesthetic vs cenesthetic
Palinopsia
Seeing little animals
“Seeing smells” vs “burning brain”
Image persists despite no more stimulus
Infections causing SZC
HSV
Toxo
Rubella
NOT cmv
Metabolic syndrome definitions
Abdominal obesity plus two other criteria -TG higher than 1.7 HTN higher than 130/85 HDL <1.03 (40) in men, <1.3 (50) women Glycemia higher than 5.6
Defense mechanisms of delusional disorder
Reaction formation
Denial
Projection
Symptoms suggestive of autoimmune encephalitis as per SZD guidelines
Rapid progression of working memory deficits over less than 3 months
New focal cns findings
Seizures
Lifetime risk of suicide in SCZ
5 %
How many of those with schizophrenia had a prodrome
80-90%
Two scales that can measure APSS, BIPS, or GRD
SIPS
CAARMS
5 key recovery processes as per SCZ guidelines
Connectedness Hope Identity Meaning Empowerment (chime framework)