u4 aos2 dp5 Flashcards
1
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biological risk factors
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- genetic vulnerability (predisposing)
- substance use (precipitation)
- poor sleep (precipitating)
- poor response to medication (perpetuating)
2
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genetic vulnerability
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risk higher than others due to factors associated with genetic inheritance
- does not mean definitely will develop
- not single gene, number of contributing genes
3
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substance use
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use of legal or illegal drugs
- may directly contribute to development or progression
- bi- directional relationship
(schizophrenia and cannabis)
4
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poor sleep
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- development or progression
- bi-directional relationship
5
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poor response to medication due to genetic factors
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- variation in genes may affect absorption, distribution, metabolism or elimination of particular medication
- metabolism too slowly - drug may build up causing side effects
- metabolise too quickly - reducing/ eliminating beofre it has a chance to work effectively
- could be genetically predisposed to having significant undesirable side effects