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Schizo Flashcards

1
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French word for loss of mind

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Démence

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2
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French word for early premature

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Précocé

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3
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Alternating immobility and excited agitation

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Catatonia

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4
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Silly and immature emotionality

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Hebephrenia

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5
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Delusions of grandeur or persecution

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Paranoia

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He distinguished dementia praecox from manic-depressive illness

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Emil Kraepelin

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7
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He published Observations on madness and melancholy, outlining a description of the symptoms of schizophrenia

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John Haslam

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8
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French physician who described cases of schizophrenia

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Philippe Pinel

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9
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Physician who used the term démence précocé to describe schizophrenia

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Benedict morel

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10
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German psychiatrist who unified the distinct categories of schizophrenia under dementia praecox

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Emil Kraepelin

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11
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Swiss psychiatrist who introduced the term schizophrenia

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Eugen Bleuer

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12
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Generally refer to symptoms around distorted reality

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Positive symptoms

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13
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Involve deficits in normal behavior in such areas as speech, blunted affect and motivation

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Negative symptoms

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14
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Disorder of thought content and the basic characteristic of madness

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Delusion

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15
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This view would look at beliefs as attempts to deal with and relieve anxiety and stress

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A motivational view of delusions

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16
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This view sees beliefs as resulting from brain dysfunction that creates these disordered cognition or perceptions

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Deficit view of delusions

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17
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“thinking without thinking” or a phrase to describe examining your own thoughts

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Metacognition

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18
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The inability to initiate and persist in activities

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Avolition

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19
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The relative absence of speech

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Alogia

20
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The presumed lack of pleasure experience by some people with schizophrenia

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Anhedonia

21
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Lack of interest in social interactions

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Asociality

22
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These include a variety of erratic behavior and emotional reactions

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Disorganized symptoms

23
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expressionless face, slow motor activities and monotonous speech

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Akinesia

24
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involuntary movements of the tongue, face, mouth, or jaw. Protrusions of the tongue, puffing of cheeks, puckering of the mouth and chewing movements.

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Tardive dyskinesia

25
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No psychomotor activity,not actively relating to environment

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Stupor

26
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Passive induction of a posture held against gravity

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Cataplexy

27
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Slight, even resistance to positioning by examiner

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Waxy flexibility

28
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No, or very little verbal response

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Mutism

29
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Opposition or no response to instructions or external stimuli

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Negativism

30
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Spontaneous and active maintenance of a posture against gravity

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Posturing

31
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Odd, circumstantial caricature of normal action

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Mannerisms

32
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Repetitive abnormally frequent non goal directed movements

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Stereotypy

33
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Mimicking another’s speech

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Echolalia

34
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Mimicking another’s movements

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Echopraxia

35
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Thoughts have been removed by outside force

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Thought withdrawal

36
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Thoughts have been put into one’s mind

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Thought insertion

37
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Body is being manipulated by some outside force

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Delusions of control

38
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A person holds a delusional belief that different people are in fact a single person who changes appearance

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Fregoli syndrome

39
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Individual experiences, all or part of the person’s own body appeared within the external space, viewed from his/her physical body

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Autoscopic hallucinations

40
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Hallucination that happens during sleep

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Hypnagogic hallucinations

41
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Hallucinations happening when waking up

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Hypnopompic hallucinations

42
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Do not show emotions when you would normally expect them to

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Flat affect

43
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Group of words chosen because of the catchy way they sound

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Clang association

44
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Creating a new eord meaning only to that person

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Neologism

45
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Laughing or crying at improper times

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Inappropriate affect

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