schizophrenia Flashcards
capgrass syndrome
people replaced by imposters
fregoli syndrome
people replaced by one person
DeClerambault syndrome
public figure in love with you
neoligisms
terminology unique to themselves
key features of delirium
clouding of consciousness, visual hallucinations, impaired conc/memory
first rank symptoms of schizophrenia
auditory hallucinations, thought disorder, passivity phenomena, delusions
how many first rank symptoms and 2nd rank symptoms need to be present in order to have diagnosis of schizophrenia
1 st rank symtom and at least 2 second rank symptoms
examples of its generation anti-psychotics
haloperidol and chlorpromazine
2nd generation anti- psychotics
clozapine, rispiredone, quetiapine and olanzapine
name the 5 dopamine pathways
meso-limbic mesocortical tuberoinfundibulnar nitro-striatal hypothalamospinal
what dopamine receptor is being targeted in schizophrenia
D2
what dopamine receptor does clozapine act on
D4
what % of dopamine receptors are aimed to be blocked in schizophrenia
60-80%
what side effects are seen from blocking the nigrastriatal pathway
EXTRA PYRAMIDAL SIDE EFFECTS
acute dystonia
Parkinsonism
tardive dyskinesia
how would you manage EPSE from use of anti-psychotics
addition of anti-cholinergic eg Procyclidine