Recall 3 Flashcards by Robert Hafes

Which receptor responsible for Tardive Dyskinesia

Supersensitive D2

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Clozapine related myocarditis most specific marker

Eosinophilia

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Glycine MOA

NMDA receptor

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Sodium Valproate congenital malformation rate

8 - 12 %

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Receptor for Postural hypotension

Alpha 1 antagonism

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Paroxetine SE

Sweating, sexual dysfunction, withdrawal Sx

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Topiramate SE

Weight Loss

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Drugs that cause least sexual side effects

Vortioxetine / Mirtazapine / Agolmelatine

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Cariprazine MOA

D2, D3, 5HT1a agonist

Partial antagonist at 5ht2a/b

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Most selective AP for D2

Amisulpiride

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Partial agonist of nicotinic receptors

Varenicline

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Anti Psychotic with longest half life >50 hours

Aripiprazole

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AP injection most likely to cause NMS

Haloperidol

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Best therapy for HIV induced cognitive impairment

Anti-retroviral therapy

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Changing the magnetic field over the scalp?

Transcranial magnetic stimulation

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Direct current given with saline pads?

Transcranial direct stimulation

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Ideomotor apraxia

Unable to use tools

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Ideational apraxia

Unable to follow sequences

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Imaging for white matter tract lesion localisation

DTI - MRI

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Reciprocal inhibition is seen in…

Systematic desensitisation

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Which factor least responsible for delayed speech?

Small family / large family / immigration / smoking in pregnancy / alcohol in pregnancy

Small family

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What can be done to reduce group think?

Open debate

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What stage of moral development is child in stage?

Social order

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CBT + Rogerian theory is what therapy?

Motivational interviewing

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Erikson stage at 22?

LOVE - Intimacy and isolation

Brain default network structure

Posterior cingulate cortex

NT in multitasking

Dopamine

Anti-NMDA R encephalitis antibody better from CSF or Serum

CSF

Which inflam marker for depression

IL - 6

Which developmental condition shows multifactorial genetics

Autism

Trinucleotide repeat of X syndrome

Fragile X - CGG

Brain region involved in PTSD

Amygdala

Gaming disorder length of time

12 months

Which NT increased in REM?

ACh

Which NT in non REM increased?

Excessive laughter term

Hyperklepexia

Lithium plus HTN - add what?

Atenolol

ADHD gene

DRD4

Term for person with fear of heights and at height

Implosion

DSM V - what changed about schizophrenia

Subtypes discarded

Term for finding a new meaning to a belief in the process of delusion?

Apophany

Which neurons use glutamate as NT

Pyramidal and Granular

Which neurons are efferent to the cortex?

Pyramidal

Stages of Piaget development

Sensorimotor - object permanence Preoperational - language, imagery, play Concrete operational - conservation of volume Formal operational - test hypothesis

Three terms associated with piaget

Schema Assimilation Accomodation

Epigenic principle whom

Erikson - personality develops in a set order

Levinson stages?

Whole life with some 5 years overlap between each stage. Age based rather event based

Sexual dysfunction APs and why

Risperidone - Prolactin Haloperdiol - Prolactin Clozapine - Alpha 1 antagonism, ACh antagonism

What did Bleuler say with respect to Schizophrenia?

4 x As Autism Ambivalence Association (loosening) Affective blunting

Valproate MOA

GABA modulation, NMDA antagonist, Na channel inhibition

Marcia 4 Identity types and how classified?

Explored options & committed - Identity Achievement Explore options & not committed - Moratorium Not explored options & Committed - Foreclosure Not explored & not committed - Diffusion

Cluttered Speech - which condition

Fragile X

dysguesia - is what from what drug?

Abnormal taste - se lithium

Aripiprazole MOA

5HT1a, 5HT2a, Partial d2 antagnoism

Reversible MAOI

Moclobecamide

Irreversible MAOI

Phenylzine

Puberty Female Menarche Age Age range Average age onset Precocious puberty age

Menarche - tanner 4 8-14 years 11 8

Least cardiotoxic AD/TCA

Lofepramine

Duloxetine use

Generalised anxiety disorder Pain disorder

Therapy where people admire feeling powerless/helpless

CBT

Ketamine MOA

NMDA antagonist

Tetrabenzine highest receptor affinity

Reversible VMAT 2 inhibitor

Sleep terror occur in which phase sleep? Child waking up agitated

Sleep terrors occur in nrem3 - delta waves

Difference between somatisation vs hypochondriasis

Somatic symptoms versus abnormal beliefs about illness

Vortioextine moa

5HT1A agonist 5HT1B agonist 5ht3, 5ht7 antagonist

Amisulpiride MOA

D2/D3

Non dominant Parietal lobe lesion (rt) cvads

Constructional apraxia Visuospatial defect Dressing apraxia Anosognosia Prosapognosia HemiSpatial neglect

Dominant temporal lesion

Wernickes apahasia Memory disturbance Auditory agnosia

Non dom temporal

Auditory agnosia Emotional recognition issues Visual memory deficits