Symptoms and Signs in Psychiatry Flashcards

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The name of the manuel used to classify signs and symptoms in psychiatry

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Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM V)

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2
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Term used to descirbe Objective findings elicited by clinician

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Signs:

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3
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Term used to describe Subjective experiences reported by the patient.

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Symptoms

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4
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Term used to describe a Group of symptoms and signs

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Syndrom

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5
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What are the 3 major disorders

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Psychotic, Mood, Anxiety

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6
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What 5 areas are used to access the mental state of a person

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APPEARANCE
ATTIRE
AFFECT & MOOD
ATTITUDE
BEHAVIOUR – General
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7
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What term is used to describe when Expressed emotion is appropriate

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Warm Affect

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8
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What term is used to describe when Expressed emotion is reduced.

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Blunted Affect

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9
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What term is used to describe Subjectively experienced & reported by the patient.

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Mood

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10
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What are the three different types of moods

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Euthymic
Depressed
Elated

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11
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What type of mood is described as normal

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Euthymic mood

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12
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What type of mood is described as depression

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Depressed Mood

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13
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What type of mood is described as Mania (Bipolar disorder)

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Elated Mood

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14
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What are the two disorders in perception

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Hallucination, Illusion

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15
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What perception disorder is described as having a False sensory perception occurring in the absence of specific stimulus.

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Hallucination

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16
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What is the most common type of Hallucination

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Auditory

17
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Term used to describe a hallucination when Falling asleep. Not pathological.

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Hypnogogic

18
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Term used to describe a hallucination when Awakening. Not pathological

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Hypnopompic

19
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True or False, Hallucinations occur in psychotic disorders

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True

20
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What type of perception disorder is described as Perception: Misperception of stimulus

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Illusion

21
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What term is givne for a Fixed, False Belief (FFB)

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Delusion

22
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What type of belief is not amenable to reasoning

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Fixed

23
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What are examples of Psychotic disorders

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Hallucinations
Delusions
Disorganized thinking and behaviour