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1
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automatic obedience

A

listens to command, despite being told NOT to do so EXCESSIVELY– ie. please raise one hand, ends up raising two hands

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2
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echopraxia

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imitates movements of interviewer

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3
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forced grasping

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shanks hands repeatedly, despite being told not to do so

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4
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forced grasping associated with

A

frontal lobe lesion

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5
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mitgehen

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EXTREME form of mitmachem, XS movements when pushed by light pressure

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6
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mitmachen

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despite instructions to resist all movements– MOVES ANY POSITION without resistance

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7
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negativism

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resists movement or instructions to move

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8
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perseveration

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senseless repeition of previously requested movement

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9
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perseveration associated with

A

catatonia

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10
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posturing

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voluntary assumption and maintenance of inappropriate or bizarre behaviour

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11
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psychological pillow

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holds head a few cm above the bed, without explanation

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12
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psychological pillow associated with

A

catatonia

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13
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schaukrampf

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drawing in of nose and lips

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14
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stereotypes

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repetitive involuntary non-goal oriented

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15
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stereotypes associated with

A

schizo
hyperkinetic
autism

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16
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clanging

A

putting together similarly sounding words

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17
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first syllable clanging

A

SCHIZO

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18
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last syllable clanging

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mania

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19
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coprolalia

A

obscene words

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20
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coprolalia associated with

A

Tourette’s

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21
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echolalaia

A

mimics words

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22
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metonyms

A

approximations of words

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23
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example of metonym

A

pen= paper skater

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24
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neologisms

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new words

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25
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neologisms associated with

A

autism and schizo

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26
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palilalia

A

increasing frequency of word repetition

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27
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logoclonia

A

last syllable of word perseveration

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28
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logoclonia associated with

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AZD

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29
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schizophasia=

A

word salad
= verbigeration
= paraphasia

30
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alexithymia

A

difficulty expressing emotions

31
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alexithymia associated with

A

somatization disorder

32
Q

overvalued idea

A

unreasonable
LESS INTENSE
appreciates can be true and false
NORMAL PEOPLE

33
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primary delusion 2 types

A

autochthonous

delusional perception

34
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what precedes primary delusions

A

delusional mood

35
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secondary delusion=

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delusion like idea– makes sense why they are having it

36
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delusion of penception

A

PERSECUTION/ CONVICTED

37
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delusion of reference

A

car parked= I should cook now

38
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othello syndrome =

A

delusional jealousy
= morbid jealousy
= delusion of infidelity

39
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de clerambault’s syndrome

A

delusion of love= erotomania

40
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ekbom’s syndrome

A

delusion of infestation

41
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capgras syndrome

A

delusion of doubles

42
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thought insertion

A

thoughts being PUT IN by someone else

43
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thought withdrawal

A

thoughts being TAKEN OUT by someone else

44
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thought broadcasting

A

everyone can hear my thoughts

45
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passivity experiences

A
  1. made thought
  2. made acts/ impulses
  3. made movements
  4. made emotions
46
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different types of though form= 7

A
  1. thought blocking
  2. fusion
  3. substitution
  4. circumstantiality
  5. tangentiality
  6. flight of ideas
  7. loosening of associations
47
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thought blocking

A

completely/ abruptly/ regularly thoughts stopped/ can’t remember

48
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fusion

A

multiples different thoughts coming together–> no focus

49
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substitution

A

one good thought replaced by inappropriate thought

50
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circumstantiality

A

slow and delayed way of getting to the point with unnecessary detail

51
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tangentality

A

always passes by the point with different ideas

52
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flight of ideas

A

jumping from one idea to the next, to the next, to the next

53
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loosening of associations

A

disturbed thought between two things that are not associated with eachother

54
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different types of loosening of associations

A
  1. knight move thinking= derailment
  2. vorbeieden= talking past the point
  3. verbigeration
55
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vorbeiden

A

talking past the point

56
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verbigeration

A

schizophasia=paraphasia=word salad

57
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micropsia

A

things smaller or further away

58
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macropsia

A

things BIGGER or CLOSER

59
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dysmegalopsia

A

things ALTERED

60
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true hallucination

A

external subjective

61
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pseudohallucination

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internal subjective

62
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lilluptian

A

see small people or animals

63
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lilluptian hallucinations associated with

A

alcohol withdrawal

64
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kinasthetic hallucination

A

twisted movements of limbs

65
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somatic hallucination

A

twisted internal organs– intestines

66
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haptic hallucinations

A

things on skin

67
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formication

A

bugs crawling on skin

a/w drug abuse

68
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elementary hallucination

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FLASH OF LIGHT OR NOISE

69
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reflex hallucination

A

= synaesthesia,
hear door bell ring–> SEE god
input and output = 2 different sensory modalities

70
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functional hallucination

A

input and output = SAME sensory modality

71
Q

extracampine hallucination

A

I can hear the people in China, while i am in Canada

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