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PsychQuestionsOutline Flashcards

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Vortioxetine MOA

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5HT1a affinity, less sexual dysfunction

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2
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Receptor Locus of Depression

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5HT1a

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3
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SSRI with largest window for titration

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Sertraline

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4
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Sexual Dysfunction locus

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5HT2a

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5
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GI upset locus

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5HT3

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Venlafaxine effects with increasing doses

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5HT to NE to DA

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7
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Duloxetine side effects

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Idiopathic hypertension like venlafaxine

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Duloxetine MOA

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5HT and NE equally

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Venlafaxine for neuropathic pain?

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Sure!

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Levomilnacipran (fetzima) MOA and use

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SNRI and neuropathic pain syndromes/fibromyalgia

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11
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Moclobemide MOA and use

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Reversibe MAOI

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12
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Depression and frontal lobes

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Decreased Activity

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13
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How to treat PCP intoxication

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Cogentin or propranolol

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14
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Thioridazine and AntiAch

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Strong anticholinergic effects, bad for delirium

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15
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Abreaction

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Releasing a repressed memory through reliving the event that caused it

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16
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Malpractice requires

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  1. Negligence
  2. Duty
  3. Direct causation
  4. Damages.

Negligence is failing to meet the standard of care

17
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When does Pick’s take place

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Early on, family history will be positive for early onset dementia.

18
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HIV related dementia

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Global cognitive decline

19
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Huntington’s dementia

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Mid 30s with choreiform movements with prominent caudate atrophy

20
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Some risk factors for suicide

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Hopelessness is a very reliable indicator

Mood disorders and substance abuse

21
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Carbamazepine cause of overdose

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Macrolide antibiotics which inhibit p450

22
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St. John’s wort and p450

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Induces it, increases it so it speeds up metabolism of drugs

23
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Alcohol damages what parts of brain

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Hippocampus, fornix, and mamillary bodies

24
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Difficulty swallowing/globus is a sign of

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Conversion disorder. Once it starts to affect motor things it becomes conversion disorder

25
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Kluver-Bucy Syndrome

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docility, lack of fear response, anterograde amnesia, hyperphagia, and hypersexuality.

Psychiatry 200 (5 decks)

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