Unit 1 Flashcards

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What is contraindicted?

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Not recommended or safe to use.

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What is comirbid?

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Existing with or at the same time; for instance having two different illnesses at the same time

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What is a delusion?

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A false or fixed belief despite the evidence.

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What is disorientation?

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Confusion with regard to person, time or place.

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What does dissociation mean?

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A disturbance or change in the usual functions of memory, identity, perception or consciousness.

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What is endogenous depression?

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Depression caused by a biochemical imbalance (more severe) (internal)

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What is exogenous depression?

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Caused by external events or psychosocial stressors. (external)

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what does folie a deux mean?

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A shared delusion.

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What are hallucinations?

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Hearing, seeing, smelling or feeling something that is not real.

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What does it mean to be hypomanic?

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Elevated, expansive or being in an irritable mood that is less severe than full blown manic symptoms.

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What is the difference between postmorbid and premorbid?

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Postmorbid is a subsequent to the onset of an illness. Premorbid is a prior to the onset of an illness.

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What does prodromal mean?

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The period of time before the onset of a serious illness during which there may be subtle symptoms.

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What does it mean to be psychotic?

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Experiencing delusions or hallucinations.

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What is overanxious disorder?

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Children diffuse fears and worries that cannot be traced to specific problems or stresses.

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What is encopresis?

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An elimination disorder that involves repeated passage of feces in inappropriate places.

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What is enuresis?

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Bedwetting, considered to be developmentally appropriate in small children.

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What is Rhett’s disorder?

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The development of persistent and progressive development regression after a period of normal development.

(Stereotypic hand movements, problems with coordination of gait and trunk movements, profound intellectual disabilities)

(only seen in females)

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What is Asperger’s?

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Severe and sustained impairment of social interactions and restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests and activities.

(more common in boys, social interactions)

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What are antipsychotic drugs used for?

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To treat psychotic symptoms; most are used to treat schizophrenia.

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What are negative symptoms?

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Treatment won’t respond to the symptoms.

Such as affective flattening, poverty of speech, the reduction, difficulty or inability to initiate and persist in goal directed activity.

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What are phenothiazines?

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Tranquilizers

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What are positive symptoms?

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These symptoms respond best to treatment/medication.

Such as delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, and grossly disorganized behavior.