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What are the essential features of the PANSS

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Positive and negative syndrome scale
Sensitive to clinical response in psychosis research
Remission is <3pts in all items (around <60pts)
5 factors: +sx, -sx, excitment, cog, dep/anx
Clinician-rated

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What are the essential features of BPRS?

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Brief psychiatric rating scale
Used in older studies for SCZ
Clinician rated
Response<35

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What is CDS?

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Calgary depression scale
Evaluates MDD in scz patients versus negative symptomes
Clinician rated
9 items

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What is AIMS?

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Abnormal involuntary movement scale
Dental status, orofacial, tongue, sitting, rigidity, tremor, gait
Clinician rated

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What is barns?

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Barnes akathesia rating scale
Objective, subjective and global rating
Clinician rated
4 categories

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What is ESRS?

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Extrapyramidal symptom rating scale

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What is HAM-D?

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Hamilton rating scale on depression
Rates depression severity (less useful in elderly and medically ill because focuses on somatic sx)
Clinician rated
Total on 39 ; remission <7 ; mild <13 ; modarate <14-18 ; severe >19

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What is MADRS?

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Montgomery asberg depression rating scale
Clinician rated
Remission <6 ; severe > 35

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What is PHQ-9?

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Patient health questionnaire
Primary care - recommended in canmat 2016
Self-rated
9 DSM criteria
Depression >10
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what is EPDS?

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Edinburg postnatal depression scale
For peri-partum depression
self rated
Depression if >10 or 12

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What is GDS?

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Geriatric depression scale
Clinician rated
Normal <9 ; severe >20
High Sp (95%)
Low Sn (84%)
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What is YMRS?

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Yound mania rating scale
Clinician rated
Mania if >20

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What is GAD-7?

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Generalized anxiety disorder 7
Primary care
Self rated
Response if <7

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What is HAM-A?

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Hamilton rating scale for anxiety
Used in clinical trials
Clinician rated
Positive if >14

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What is SPIN?

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social anxiety inventory
Self rated
Screening and severity of social anxiety
>20 = SAD

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Y-bocs

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Yale brown obsessive compulsive scale
Research and clinical use - but NOT diagnostic
Clinician rated
Total on 40 ; response = decrease of 25% ; remission is <8, extreme is >32

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What is the ASRS?

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adult adhd self report scale
Self rated
18 DSM criteria, 6 most predictive in part A
>4/6 items on part A

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What is conners?

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Conners rating scale for ADHD
Teacher, parents and patient version- not clinician rated
Also measures opposition
Short, long and adult versions

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What is the SNAP-IV?

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ADHD
Parents and teacher rated
90 items rated 0-4

20
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What is the WURS?

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Wender Utah rating scale for ADHD

Adult rating themselves as children

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What is ADI-R?

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Autisme diagnostic interview - revised
Assesses language, reciprocal interactions, restricted-repetitive interests/behaviors
Clinician rated -semi-structured parent interview
93 items

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What is ADOS

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Autism diagnostic observation schedule
Semi-structured interactive sessions - clinician rated
4 modules based on development and language of patient
Observe play
30-60 minutes

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What is WIPPSY?

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Wechsler preschool and primary scale of intelligence
3-6 yo
Clinician rated

24
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What is the WISC?

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Wechsler intelligence test for children
6-16 yO
Clinician rated

25
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what is the WAIS?

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Wechsler adult intelligence test

Clinician rated

26
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What is the WAIT?

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Wechsler individual achievement test

Academic achivement

27
Q

What is VABS?

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Vineland adaptive behavior checklist
For intellectual deficiency
Infants-18yo
Clinician rated

28
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What is CIWA?

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Clinical institute withdrawal assessment of alcohol scale
Tremors, headache, anxiety, agitation, No, Vo, halluc, orientation
Treat until score is <8-10 for 24 hrs
10 items ; <8 mild ; 9-15 = moderate ; >15 severe

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what is COWS?

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Clinical opioate withdrawal scale

Clinician rated

30
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What is cage?

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Cut down
Annoyed by criticism
Guilt
Eye opener
Clinician rated
Screening tool (>1 explore ; >2 suggestive of SUD)
31
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What is MMPI-2?

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Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory
Self rated
576 true or false questions

32
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What is SCID-II?

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Structure clinician interview for DSM-IV
Personality questionnaire screen from SCID (SCID is axis 1 vs SCID-II for axis 2)
Best predictor of current fonctionning
Clinician rated

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What is DIB-R?

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Revised diagnostic inventory for borderline
4 categories: affect, cognition, impulse action pattern and interpersonal relationships
Clinician-rated - clinical and research use

34
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What is Rorschach test?

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Projective personality test
Free association on ambiguous inkblots
Clinician rated

35
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What is EES?

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Epworth sleepiness scale
Screen for OSA
Self rated
Abnormal >10

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What is the EDE-Q?

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Eating disorder examination questionnaire
Self rated (the EDE is clinician rate, lenghty)
37
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What is the difference between MMSE and MOCA?

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MMSE Sn = 79%
MOCA Sn = 100%

MMSE Sp=82-88%
MOCA Sp=87%

Best screening tool for mild NCD is MOCA
Best screening tool for moderate NCD is MMSE (less Sn if higher education)

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what is Global deterioration scale (the other GDS)?

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For functional decline
Stage 1-7
Useful for severe dementia (once MMSE no longer valid)
Clinican rated
3=mild 4=major NCD
39
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What is PCL-R?

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Psychopathy check list revised
Clinician rated
Threshold dx: >30/40
20 items rated 0-2
Factor 1 : interpersonal and emotional features - correlates with lack of treatability
Factor 2 : lifestyle and antisocial features

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What is HCR-20?

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Historical clinical risk management
10 items from the past, 5 items from present, 5 items on future risk
Clinician rated

41
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What are McArthur, SORAG and VRAG?

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Actuarial tool for violent patients

Clinician rated

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