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Genes involved in BAD (8)

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G30
G72
BDNF
COMT
XBP1
DISC1
CLOCK
BMAL1

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Insulin resistance in BAD (3)

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Higher odds of a chronic course
Higher odds of rapid cycling
Decreased response to lithium

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3
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Max LOC duration in mild TBI

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30min

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4
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Dementia bloodwork

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?? See pics

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CMA Virtues of ethical physician (5)

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Compassion
Honesty
Humility
Integrity
Prudence

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6
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Crystal meth treatment

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Contingency management

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7
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No withdrawal syndrome (3)

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PCP
Inhalants
Hallucinogens

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8
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Assuming a normal distribution,
How many within 1, 2, 3 SDs?

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1 = 68%
2 = 95%
3 = 99%

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9
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Risk factors for recidivism (5)

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Young age
Substance abuse
Prior criminal history/imprisonment
Negative peers
ASPD

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Normal MOCA score

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26 or more / 30

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Normal MMSE score

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27 or more / 30

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12
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Gender dysphoria specifiers (2)

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Posttransition
With disorder of sexual development

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13
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PTSD specifiers (2)

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With delayed expression
With dissociative symptoms

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14
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PTSD specifiers (2)

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With delayed expression
With dissociative symptoms

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15
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Paraphilia Tx (4)

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External control (prison)
Decrease libido (meds)
Psychotherapy
Treat comorbidities

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16
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Pharm Tx of paraphilia (4)

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SSRI
Cyproterone (T antagonist)
Medroxyprogesterone (decreases T)
Leuprolide (GnRH agonist, ablates T)

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17
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Sclerosing panencephalitis

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Measles

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18
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EEG finding in CJD

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Periodic sharp wave complexes
(Low sens., high spec.)

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19
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Aspects of CBTi (line)

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1st line
-sleep hygiene psychoed
-stimulus control
-sleep restriction
2nd line
-cognitive restructuring
-relaxation training

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20
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Gold standard assessment for daytime sleepiness

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Multiple sleep latency test

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21
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Attribution errors in depression (3)

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Internal > external (personalization)
General > specific (overgeneralization)
Fixed > changeable (negative prediction)

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22
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IED age cutoff

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6 or older

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23
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IED outburst frequency

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At least 2x per week x3mo (no injury/damage)
OR
3x in 12mo. if damage or injury

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IED relation with BPD/ASPD

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Level of impulsive aggression HIGHER in IED

25
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Age when language differences stabilize, predicting later outcomes

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4 years old

26
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Normal to mispronounce “the late eight” until what age?

27
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Clear speech (sounds and words) by what age?

28
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Speech sound d/o rarely remits spontaneously after what age?

29
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Stuttering (childhood-onset fluency d/o)
What % recover?

30
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Stuttering (childhood-onset fluency d/o)
At what age does severity predict recovery vs persistence

31
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Somatic passivity

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Experience of bodily sensations (action, thought, emotion) imposed by external agency
Part of Schneider’s FRS

32
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22q11.2 features (6)

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Cardiac anomalies
Hypoplastic thymus
Hypocalcemia
Immunodeficiency
Low-set ears, ocular hypertelorism, bulbous nose
25% have SCZ

33
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Cog deficits in SCZ (4)

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Processing speed (#1)
Memory
Attention
Executive functioning

34
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Good prognosis in Del d/o (5)

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Female
Acute onset
Start <age 30
Precipitating factor
Short duration of illness

35
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Key components of HRT for tics (2)

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Awareness training
Competing response training

36
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Alpha-synucleinopathy (3)

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Parkinson’s
LBD
MSA

37
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Six groups of sxs in anti-NMDAr encephalitis

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Speech dysfunction
Abn bhvr or cog dysfunction
Movement disorder/Tremor/dyskinesia
Seizures
Decreased LOC
Autonomic dysfn

38
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Substances that cause nystagmus (5)

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Alcohol
NOT cannabis
PCP
Other hallucinogens
Inhalant
S/H/A

39
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ECT mortality rate

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2 per 100,000 treatments

40
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Substances leading to tremors (5)

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Alcohol withdrawal
S/H/A withdrawal
Cannabis withdrawal
Hallucinogen intoxication
Inhalant intoxication

41
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Key components of HRT

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Habit reversal therapy
1) awareness training
2) competing response training

42
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HPA axis hyperactivity in MDD ass’d with (3)

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Melancholia
Psychotic features
Suicide risk

43
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Early onset in PDD is:

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BEFORE Age 21

44
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What is CBASP and when to use

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Cognitive behavioral analysis system of psychotherapy
2nd line for acute and maintenance MDD

45
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1st line ECT parameters (2)

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Brief RUL
Brief bifrontal

46
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Duration of “brief” in ECT

47
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ECT maintenance options (4)

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Maintenance ECT
New AD
Lithium + nortriptyline
Lithium + venlafaxine

48
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ECT stimulus intensity targets

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Up to 2x the ST ( bilateral)
Up to 6x (RUL)

49
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Dx of anti-NMDAr encephalitis
4/6 group of sxs

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Abnormal bhvr or cognitive dysfn
Speech dysfn
Seizures
Movement d/o
Decreased LOC
Autonomic dysfn or central hypovent.

50
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PANDAS Dx criteria (5)

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OCD and/or tic disorder
Pediatric onset (age 3-puberty)
Abrupt onset + episodic course
Temporal relation with GAS infection (weeks, maybe months)
Neuro abN (hyperactivity, choreiform movts, tics)

51
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Bio factors implicated in GAD (4)

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CCK
GABA
NE
Glutamate

52
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Cog domains affected in vasc NCD (2)

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Complex attention (+proc speed)
Frontal-executive fn

53
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Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy in x and sxs:

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HIV
Clumsiness
Difficulty speaking
Weakness
Later: Dementia & Speech/vision loss

54
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CJD presentation (4)

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Neurocognitive sxs
Ataxia
AbN movts (chorea, myoclonus, dystonia)

55
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Major NCD due to TBI
TBI has (4)

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Posttraumatic amnesia
LOC
Disorientation and confusion
Neurologic signs

56
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FTD bv criteria (5)

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Disinhibition
Apathy
Lack of empathy
Hyperorality and dietary changes
Perseverative, stereotyped or compulsive/ritualistic bhvr

57
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FTD which cog domains are relatively spared? (2)

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Learning and memory
Perceptual-motor

58
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Acute intermittent porphyria high levels of (3)

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Urinary delta-aminolevulinic acid (ALA), porphobilinogen (PBG), and porphyrin

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