RP Flashcards
what endocanniboids act on
endorphin
enkephalin
dynorphin
endorphin = mu
enkephalin -delta
dynorphin - kappa
mum leaves, no emotion when returns from kiddo
avoidant
provides guidance but not done alone
vygotsky
zone of proximal
clinician rated
HAMD
infradium
longer than 24 hour
e.g. menstrutation
prazocsin
PTSD
and BPH
low bioavability
poor absorption -lurasidone
wide distribution -chlorpromazine
brain organoid
2nd trimester
what to check in atoxemine
BP
as increases hr AND BP
what to check before aglomelatine use
liver function
rhodosporin responds to
blue light
what is esketamine
NMDA antagonist
duloxetine half life
12 hr
elevated maze in rats/mice
anxiety
preimpulsion test
weak pre-impulse
startle
reduction in startle in schizophrenia
temp regulation in hypothalamus
anterior -hypothermic
posterior -hyperthermic
propiomelanocortin is associated with
ACTH
top down vs bottom up
top down -guided by knowledge
bottom up-sensory first then build up perception
terbetazine
VMAT 2 !!
WHAT CAN nalaxone do
bypass placebo affect
inhibit it
catie study
tolerability - zupirasidone
effiacy -clozapine
psilocybin
5HT2A
difference between chimera and mosaic
chimera - mopre 1 zygote
mosaic - 1 zygote
what are examples of gottmann institution
moritifcation- loss of self
institutionalisation
betrayal -reported by family friends
memory loss and benzo receptor
alpha 1
onerioid
dream like state
diff between schizoid and schizotypal
schizotypal -magical thinking
schizo - indifferent to criticism
detouring
family dyanmic
against 1 fam member
ubiquitin
chr 17
receptor for pitloisant
HT3
punding
parkinson
sorting objects, items eccessively
which are unstable and stable temperaments
unstable -choleric , melancohilic
stable - sanguine and phlegamtic
what is token economy
behaviour suystem
behaviour reinforced with token (secondary refinrocement) and later echanged for rewards.
difference between retroactive and proactive
new info replaces old for retroactive i.e. old number replaced by new mobile number
proactive - old inteferes with new
contangion theory
hypootic influence
influenced by those arounf
echo -social media
hysterical covid 19
crowd theory
contagion
convergence - similarites from begnning
emergent norm - new trends emerge and spread i.e. ice bucket
four types of suicide
alutristic - social norms/rituals
egoistic - self indiivudalisim, excessive low integrayion
fatalistic suicide- control on the individual by society
anaomic -lack of guidance or regulations from system e.g. overwehlmed when winning lottery
VARIABLE RAITO
continous
most resistent e.g. gambling
easy to extinct
intermittent refinforcement -longest tto establish
what is mind in the eyes
by cohen
lots of sets of eyes
adutls with autism to depice emotional state
what is dihsinhibited social engagement disorder
inadequate child care
approaching adults indicrimminately, willingness to go with strangers , overly familar behaviours towards stranger
kleine defence mechanism
SIP DOG
Splitting
introjection
projective identification
denial
gransodity
omnipotence
what is paraminia
disorganised facial expressions
what is parathymia
inappropriateness of affect
delusion disorder
ICD 1 MONTH
DCSM - 3 MONTH
timing for gaming disorder
12 months
difference between vomiting and laxarive use
vomtiing - metabolic alkaosis
laxative use - sodium low, acidosis metabolic
most common type of ocd
contimatinion
ocd with genetic risk highest in 1st degree relatives
symmetry (also see with slowing)
ordering rituals
kade
kuhn
kline
cade -lithium
kuhn- inpramine
kline -MOAI iprazmid
kane -clozapine
lirhium tremor is
10hz
fine vs coarse temor
fine - long term
coarse -toxicity
difference between social and unsocial conduct disorder
presence of friends or not
child or adolesence
before or after 10 year old
impotence vs priapism
alpha. 1pripaism
impoetence alpha 2
doesnt pass BBB
doapmine
sertaonin
sulpride /amisulpride
passes BBB
levadopa
hallucinogens
impact seratonin
LSD pisbo DMT Mesocaline
agonist of 5HT2A
dissociative drugs
KETAMINE
PCP
DXM
NO
impacts glutamate
NDMA antagonist
canniboid receptors
THC
CB1 AND CB2
antidepressant by IM
fluxopenthixol
mood elevating
buccal antidepressant
selegline and amtriplyline
most adrengeic antidepressant
desimpramine
most antihistamingeric
doxepin
rectal antidepressant
trazone
ipramine
amitryplline
antidepressant prostatism in elderly
amitrprylline
venlafaxine
raise bP
shortest half life antidepressant
fluvoxamine
antidepressant in diabetes
setraline
duloxetine
autoinhbition antidepressant
also anti cholingeric paroxetine
antidepressant half lives
fluvoxamine 14 hour
paroxetine 21 hr
sertraline 26-36 hr
citalopram 33 hour
fluxoetine 7-15 days. 5.6 days
which antidepressant impacted by smoking
duloxetine
also reduced levels with gastric bypass
antidepressant best antiemetic
mirtazpine
difference between amisulpride and sulpride
sulpride d2
amisulrpide d2/d3
myocarditis clozapine montioring
oesphilia most reliable
trop most sensitive
seizure and cloza
300
300-600
>600
dose
1-2%
3-4
5%
benzo longest half life
diazepam
treatment for premature ejaculation
dapoxetine
which anti depressants cause delayed ejuculation
citalopram
fluxotine
retinal pigmentation
thirodidazine
which meds with a meal >500 calories
lurasidone
ziprasidone
decreased with food absroption
diazepam
amantadine used in
influenze
parkinsonism
antiepeilpetic sith aggressive behaviour
levetiretam
vigabatrin
toperimate
depo switching to oral
depo 3-6 month then go to oral once steady plasma level
akathasia high with
HRAZ
haloperidol
risperidone
aripiprazole
ziprasidone
steady state
lithium
clozapine
sodium val
5 days
2-3 days
2-3 days
cocaine
methylphedinate
mdma
cocaine and methylphedinate - DAT
mdma blocks sert
drug metabolism
cannabis chronci
cannabis occasional
herion
methadone
cocaine
ampjetamine
angel dust
benzo
cannabis chronic 30 days , ocassional 1-3 days
herion 1-3 days
methadone -up to 7 days
cocaine 2-4 days
amphetamiens 48 hours
angel dust -8 days
benzo 24 hour
difficulty in gait initiation w/o tremors
normal pressure hydrocephalus
what artery is affected in hemianiopia homogenous
MCA
artery in quadrantopoia
MCA
alexia without agraphia
proposgonosia
contralateral hemianopia
ipelsilateral cranial nerve deficit
PCA
left
akinetic mutism
bilateral
ACA
most sediating antidepressant
pareoxtine
anticholngeric
also short half life
location for procedural and long term memory
LT memory - hippocampus
procedural - cerebellum
default mode network
MAPPP
Medial prefrontal cortex
precuneus
medial, lateral and inferior Pareital lobe
posterior cingulate cortex
angular gyrus
salience network
ACTS
anterior insula
dorsal anterior cingulate cortex
thalamus
straitum
central executiv network
DIP
dorsolateral prefrontal cortex
intraparietal sulcus
posterior pareital cortex
verbal and visual working memory parts of brain
verbal LEFT DLPC
visual right DLPC
which encephalitis is associated with lung cancer
AMPAR
how do you differential broca from transcortical motor
repetition is intact whereas lost in broca
how do u differentiate transcortical sensory from wernikes
repetition intact !!!
conduction aphasia
broca and wernike intact stuff but loss of repetition
deep brain stimulation in
:
depression
ocd
parkinson
tourettes
depression: stimulate cingulate gyrus
OCD: anterior limb of internal capsules
parikinson - subthalamic nucleus and globus pallidus
tourettes: ventromedial
trans cranial magnetic Stimulation
frontal left in depression
difference between T1 and T2 MRI
T1 enhance fatty tissue
T2 -enhance signal of water
what does PET scan use
11 c labelling
brain metabolism by tagging organic compounds
what does MRS used
hydrogen and phosphate 31
what does spect use
technietium 99
xenon 123 idoine 123
gamma rays
dti looks at
myelination
DAT scan looks at
dopamine transporter scan
which class of antideprssant can cause noctural myoclonus
ssri
which antidepressant associated with seizure
bupropion
which condition hypoperfusion of corpus collosum
MS
gertstmann syndrome affects
supramarginal area
how to manage restless syndrome
levodpoa
ropinole
dopamine agonist
pragmattism
jumbled sentences
xanomeline works by
M1/M4
hypersalvation in clozapine mechanism
m4 agonism
alpha 2 antagonism
which meds do not interact with lithium
haloperidol
cloza
what can wais be divided into
verbal -words
performance (pictures, shapes)
what are dominant pareital lesions
RL diorientation
dyscalculia
agraphia
finger agnosia
monoamine a AND B coded by which chromosome
X
what happens to glutamate in alzehimers
increases
sigma receptors in
depression
eeg changes in sleep
sleep stage 1 - theta waves
sleep stage 2 - k. and spinges
sleep stage 3 - delta <50%
sleep stage 4 - delta >50
rem sleep - saw tooth
learning in gambling
observaton alone
variable ratio
modelling
whats fahr syndrome
calcification of basal ganglia
what is biswanger
slow decline in memory
subcortical
leukorossis
small vessel damage
what is cyproterone
blocks testosterone
rivastigamine is not affected by
renal impairment
enactive theory of perceputal and mental imagery
action cycle
6 steps
SOA AGO
schemata
objects
action
affect
goals
others behaviour
capriprazine
d2/d3 agonist
parital 5HT1A
5HT2A AND B antagonist
ect reduces what
acetylcholine
ikr potassium is coded by
herg
lG1nmdar encephalitis
flu like
LG11
hyponatraemia
d2 occupancy and sensitivity increased
occupancy -parkinson
sensitivity -tard dyskinesia
what is seen on scan with lithium
thickening of grey matter
deliquenscence what age
8 to 10 years
what is seen in blood and urine with wilsons
reduced ceurloplasmin
reduced serum copper
incresed urinary copper
mirror neurons in humans
inferior frontal gyrus
broca area
mirroring people
lurasidone mechanism of action
5ht7
5ht2a
d2