Pyschosomatic Medicine Flashcards
What are two basic assumptions for psychosomatic medicine?
Unity of body and mind
Psychological factors
What do we mean we we say stress theory?
Constant stimulation of the autonomic nervous system, specifically the sympathetic system, which is disturbing normal physiological function
3 psychiatric symptoms of Lupus?
Depression, mood disturbances, and psychosis
3 psychiatric symptoms of MS?
Anxiety, depression and mania
3 psychiatric symptoms of Seizures?
Confusion, psychosis, and dissociative states
What 5 psychiatric conditions/symptoms are associated with CV disease?
Depression, anxiety, hostility, anger, and acute mental stress
2 psychiatric symptoms of Asthma and COPD?
Panic disorder and anxiety
What is the overall psychiatric clinical picture for hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism?
Hyper is more manic
Hypo is more depression
1 big time psychiatric symptom of diabetes?
Depression
3 medical symptoms of thiamine deficiency?
3 psychiatric symptoms of thiamine deficiency?
Neuropathy, cardiomyopathy, and wernickes
Poor concentration, confusion, and confabulation
1 psychiatric symptoms of copper toxicity?
1 psychiatric symptom of lead toxicity?
Psychosis
Cognitive dysfunction
1 psychiatric symptom of Crohns?
Panic disorder
What family of meds have the highest rate of GI disturbances and why?
SSRIs because of the serotonin in the GI tract
TCA side effects are due to what and give 2 examples?
Anticholinergic effects, so dry mouth and constipation
patient presents with abdominal pain and visual hallucinations, what medical condition can they have?
Acute intermittent porphyria