psychotic disorders: delusional, schizo Flashcards

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psychosis definition

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distorted perception of reality
poor reality testing may be accompanied by delusions, perceptual disturbances (illusions or hallucinations) and/or disorganized thinking/behavior

may be sx of schizophrenia, mania, depression, delirium, and dementia
exemplified by delusions, hallucinations, or severe disorganization of thought/behavior

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delusions

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false fixed beliefs that remain despite evidence to the contrary

bizarre: false belief that is impossible
non bizarre: false belief that is plausible but not true

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delusions of persecution/paranoid

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irrational belief that one is being persecuted “CIA is after me and tapped my phone”

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ideas of reference

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belief that cues in external environment are uniquely related to individual “TV characters are speaking to me”

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delusions of control (thought broadcasting/insertion)

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broadcasting: ones thoughts can be heard by others
insertion: other’s thoughts are being placed in ones head

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delusions of grandeur

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one has special powers beyond those of a normal person “I am son of god”

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delusions of guilt

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responsible or guilty of something bigger than them “I am cause of all world wars”

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somatic delusions

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one is infected with a disease or has certain illnuse

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illusions

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misinterpretation of an EXISTING sensory stimulus (mistaking shadow for cat)

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hallucination

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sensory perception without a stimulus
Auditory: MC exhibited by schizos
Visual: may accompany drug and EtOH into/withdrawal or delirium
olfactory: aura with epilepsy
tactile: withdrawal
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Medical causes of psychosis

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CVD, MS, neoplasm, Alz, parkinsons, huntingtons, syphilis, epilepsy, AIDS, addisons/Cushings, thyroid issues, Calcium issues, Vitamin deficiencies, SLE

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schizophrenia diagnosis

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psych disorder characterized by constellation of abnormalities in thinking, emotion, and behavior
6+ mos

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schizophrenia POSITIVE sx

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hallucinations
delusions
bizarre behavior
disorganized speech
respond well to meds
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schizo NEGATIVE sx

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flat/blunted affect
anhedonia
apathy
alogia
lack of interest in socializing
tx resistant --> social isolation
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5 A s of negative schizo sx

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Anhedonia
affect (flat)
alogia (poverty of speech)
avolition (apathy)
attention (poor)
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schizo cognitive sx

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impairments in attention, executive fx, working memory –> poor work/school performance

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DSM DIAGNOSIS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

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  1. need 2+ criteria for 1 month (at least 1 must be delusions/AH/speech)
    - delusions
    - hallucinations
    - disorganized speech
    - grossly disorganized or catatonic behavior
    - negative sx
  2. must cause significant social/occupational or self care fx deterioration
  3. duration 6+ mos (including prodromal or residual)
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schizo psych/physical exam

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dishelved, flat affect, disorganized thought process, AH, paranoid delusions. ideas of reference, lack f insight
intact procedural memory and orientation

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biggest ADR of clozapine, which generation

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2nd gen, last line

agranulocytosis (WBC and ANC counts)

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typical antipsychotics

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clorpromazine, fluphenazine, haloperidol, perphenazine
D2 antagonists
ADRs: EPS, NMS, tardive dystkinesia

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atypicals

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aripiprazole, asenapine, clozaril, iloperidone, lurasidone, olanzapine, qietapine, risperidone, ziprasadone
D2 + 5HT antagonists
dec EPS but inc metabolic syndrome
clozaril = agranulocytosis

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EPS

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extrapyramidal sx
inc with use of high potency 1st gen
dystonia (spasms), parkinsonism (rigid, tremor), akathisia (restless)
tx: anticholinergics, (benztropine, diphenhydramine), BZDs, BB

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Anticholinergic sx

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low potency 1st gen

dry mouth, constip, blurred vision

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metabolic syndrome

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2nd gens, inc BP, sugars, fat

wt neutral = aripiprazole and ziprasidone

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tardive dyskinisia

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1st gens, tongue/mouth movement

BZD can treat

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NMS

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high potency 1st gen
AMS, fever, BP, tachy, rigid, inc CPK
stop all meds

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schizophreniform

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<6 mos of sx

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schizoaffective

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meet criteria for major depressive or manic episode + schizophrenic sx
delusions for 2 weeks in absence of mood disorder

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delusional disorder

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delusions > 1 month, but no criteria for schizophrenia
functioning not significantly impaired

usu non bizaare

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schizotypal

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personality disorder:
paranoid, odd, magical beliefs, eccentric, lack of friends, social anxiety
no psychosis

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schizoid

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solitary activities, lack of enjoyment from social interactions

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schizo

phrenia s phreniform vs affective vs typal vs oid

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schizophrenia: life long
schizophreniform: 1-6 mos
schizoaffective: schizophrenia + mood disorder
schizotypal: paranoid, odd beliefs, eccentric, lack of friends, social anxiety
schizoid: solitary activities, lack of enjoyment from social interactions