Psychosomatic medicine (Hill) Flashcards

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NT response activated in response to stress (the one he starred)?

A

Activate Serotonergic systems –> increased serotonin turnover

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Psych symptoms seen in lupus?

A
depression
mood disturbances
psychosis
delusions
hallucinations
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psych symptoms seen in MS?

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anxiety
euphoria
mania

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depression, anxiety, type A behavior, hostility, anger, and acute mental stress have been evaluated as risk factors for what on the cardiovascular system?

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coronary disease
2x increase risk of incident MI
cardiac arrhytmias and sudden cardiac death
HTN

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30% of asthmatics meet critter for __ disorder

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panic disorder or agoraphobia

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nervousness, excitability, irritability, pressured speech, insomnia, psychosis and visual hallucinations seen in what endocrine disorder?

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HYPER-thyroid

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lethargy, depressed, personality change, paranoia seen in this endocrine disorder

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HYPO-thyroid

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frustration, loneliness, dejection, and DEPRESSION seen in this endocrine disorder?

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Diabetes mellitus

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psych symptoms you can see in a hyponatremic pt?

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confusion
lethargy
personality changes

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psych symptoms you can see in pt with thiamine deficiency (alcoholics)?

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poor concentration
confusion
confabulation

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psych symptoms you can see in pt with B12 deficiency?

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irritability
inattentiveness
psychosis
dementia

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SSRIs effects on the GI tract?

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SSRIs have highest rate of GI disturbances d/t serotonin in GI tract –> N/V, usually early on and dose-related

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TCA effects on GI?

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d/t Anticholinergic effects –> Constipation, dry mouth

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Euphoria, disinhibition, psychosis, and depression seen with what hepatic condition?

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Hepatic encephalopathy

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Mood changes, irritability, facetiousness, impaired judgement, impaired memory, delirium, loss of speech, and loss of smell seen with what type of tumor?

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Frontal lobe tumor

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Stress management tx’s?

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self-observation
cognitive restructuring
relaxation exercises
hypnosis

17
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Most common cause of hallucinations?

__ most common cause of confusion or disorientation among hospitalized pts in general hospitals

A

Delirium tremens most common cause hallucinations

delirium is most common cause of confusion or disorientation among hospitalized pts

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__=Reversible, acute onset of impaired cognition, attention, consciousness, perception, sleep patterns, or emotional states that fluctuate over course of the day

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Delirium

19
Q

Avoid giving this drug in elderly hospitalized pts to avoid delirium?

A

Benzo’s

20
Q

This drug can cause the following psych symptoms:

  • agitation with blank stare
  • anxiety
  • stupor
  • aggression
  • panic
  • bizarre behavior
A

PCP

21
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Corticosteroids can cause what psych symptoms (think of a COPD pt on corticosteroids)?

A

Mania, psychosis (hallucinations)