SHELF- Psych Flashcards

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Mahler identified three phases of infant development.

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1- autistic phase- 2
months of life, child spends time asleep .

2- symbiosis- From 2 to 6 months,
psychological fusion or lack of differentiation between mother and child.

3-separation-individuation- 6 and 36 mo, child develops a concept of self as
different and separated from the mother

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Mahler identified three phases of infant development.

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1- autistic phase- 2
months of life, child spends time asleep .

2- symbiosis- From 2 to 6 months,
psychological fusion or lack of differentiation between mother and child.

3-separation-individuation- 6 and 36 mo, child develops a concept of self as
different and separated from the mother

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transitional object

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a toy or a blanket, which represents a comforting substitute for the primary caregiver.

Thanks to a transitional object, the child can tolerate separation from the mother without excessive anxiety

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what is the best way to explain complex things to a 4 year old

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role play with toys

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5
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Sublimation

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mature defense in which unacceptable social impulses are transformed into acceptable ones.

ie: learning about bad disease you have

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preoperational stage of normal cognitive development, which occurs between _____ years of age

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2 and 5 to 7

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7
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eriksonian stages

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Hope: trust vs. mistrust (oral-sensory, infancy, 0–2 years)
Will: autonomy vs. shame and doubt (early childhood, 2–4 years)
Purpose: initiative vs. guilt (locomotor-genital, preschool, 4–5 years)
Competence: industry vs. inferiority (latency, school age, 5–12 years)
Fidelity: identity vs. role confusion (adolescence, 13–19 years)
Love: intimacy vs. isolation (early adulthood, 20-39 years)
Care: generativity vs. stagnation (adulthood, 40–64 years)
Wisdom: ego integrity vs. despair (maturity, 65 – death)

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anaclitic depression

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infants experiencing depression which leads to no eating which leads to failure to thrive

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9
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when do kids develop stranger anx

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8 months

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10
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Primary process thinking is

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primitive, nonlogical, timeless, and denies the existence of negatives.

Primary processes characterize the operational style of the id and are manifested in dreams

freud

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Acting out means

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the avoidance of personally unacceptable feelings by behaving in a socially inappropriate manner, that is often
attention seeking as well

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undoing means

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compulsive act that is performed in an attempt to negate or avoid the consequences of a fantasized action that is the result of an obsessional impulse

Undoing is one of the three main psychological defense systems
used in obsessive-compulsive disorder. The other two are isolation and reaction formation

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Agoraphobia is

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the marked fear and avoidance of being

alone in public places where rapid exit would be difficult or help would not be available

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marijuana, PCP, and a benzodiazepine can be tested in the urine for

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marijuana, PCP, and a benzodiazepine respectively, 2 to 7 days (depending on use), 8 days, and 3 days

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15
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Rx for LSD hallucinations

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benzo

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16
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Rx for mild heroin withdrawl

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clonidine

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17
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chlordiazepoxide should be given (PO, IM, IV?)

18
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The main mechanism of action of

amphetamines is ?

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the release of stored monoamines in the synaptic cleft: Da and NE

19
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what is bruxism

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teeth grinding

20
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The presence of the apparently normal

development of speech and other behaviors, followed by the loss of these

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Autism (used to be called something else)

21
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specific learning disorder with impairment in reading

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dyslexia, still called this even tho writing is imparied.

its other name is specific learning disorder with impairment in reading

22
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Fetal alcohol syndrome is

characterized by

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intrauterine growth retardation
microcephaly
developmental delays/ attentional deficits, /hyperactivity.

Characteristic facial features are microphthalmia with short palpebral fissures, midface hypoplasia, thin upper lip,
and a smooth and/or long philtrum.

23
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Infants exposed to cannabis prenatally present with

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decreased visual responsiveness, tremor, increased startle reflex, and disrupted sleep patterns.

24
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Nocturnal enuresis is not diagnosed before age __

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5- incidence in boys > than in girls

the treatment of choice for enuresis is the use of classic conditioning with a bell (or buzzer) and a pad

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Imipramine is?
a TCA
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Choreiform movements and night terrors are side effects of this stimulant,
pemoline
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Common side effects of methylphenidate include
loss of appetite and weight, irritability, oversensitivity and crying spells, headaches, and abdominal pain. TICs and Insomnia may occur
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a caregiver, usually the mother, fabricates or produces symptoms of illness in a child.
factitious disorder imposed by another
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the product of a severely dysfunctional early relationship between the principal caregiver and the child, caregivers consistently disregard the child’s physical / emotional needs, the child fails to develop a secure and stable attachment with them.
Reactive attachment disorder
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a child voluntarily abstains from talking in particular situations (usually at school) while remaining appropriately verbal at home.
selective mutism
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Do sleep terrors have nightmares?
No, the terror does not occur during REM
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Psychotic symptoms are present in one-third of the cases of childhood _______-
childhood major depression
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oppositional defiant | disorder criteria
being angry, spiteful and vindictive, losing temper quickly, and deliberately annoying others, for at least 6 months is characteristic of the disease SIX MONTHS
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Define schizoaffective disorder
Major mood episode w/ psychosis AND normal mood w/ psychosis for at least 2 weeks needs a moody AFFECT
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schizophrenia vs schizofreniform
schizophreniFORM is FORMING the disease (less that 6 months of symptoms) After 6 months, you have schizo
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Adjustment disorder
depressive s/s for 3ish months after a traumatic event rx: therapy
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Cyclothymia is?
causes emotional ups and downs, but they're not as extreme as those in bipolar I or II disorder.
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Factitious disorder usually presents with ?
physical or mental symptoms that are induced by the patient to meet the psychological need to be taken care of (primary gain).
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Malingering is
symptoms are faked, the motive in malingering is some secondary gain, such as getting out of jail.
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Temporal Lobe epilepsy s/s
hyposexuality, emotional intensity, and a perseverative approach to interactions, termed viscosity may often manifest as bizarre behavior without the classic grand mal shaking movements caused by seizures in the motor cortex