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What neurotransmitter is most likely associated with the symptoms of schizophrenia? Dopamine Hypothesis - excess dopamine
What phase of schizophrenia is social maladjustment, social withdrawal, irritability, and antagonist thoughts and behavior. Social withdrawn and maladjusted? Phase 1:Premorbid Phase
What phase refers to certain signs and symptoms that precede the characteristics manifestations of the acute, fully developed illness, the beginning of psychotic symptoms? Phase II:Prodromal Phase
What phase is The active phase of the disorder, psychotic symptoms are prominent, including delusions and hallucinations? Phase III: Schizophrenia
What phase is when active schizophrenia is characterized by periods of remission and exacerbation usually following an active phase of the illness and Negative symptoms present? Phase IV: Residual Phase
What are delusions? false personal beliefs not consistent with a person's intelligence or cultural background. The individual continues to have the belief in spite of obvious proof that is is false and/or irrational.
What are hallucinations? false sensory perceptions related to internal stimuli and can be auditory, visual, tactile, gustatory, or olfactory.
Schizoeffective disorder is related to two mood disorders, what are they? depression and mania
What are some of the symptoms of schizoeffective disorder?
What is the decisive factor in the diagnosis of schizoeffective disorder? presence of hallucinations and/or delusion that occur at least 2 weeks in the absence of a major mood episode
What was the first atypical antipsychotic to be developed? clozapine(Clozaril)
Why is the first atypical antipsychotic NOT considered a first line treatment for schizophrenia? because it is associated with the side effect of Agranulocytosis
What does the AIMS test? Tardive Dyskinesia
Is Tardive Dyskinesia early onset or late? late
Is EPS early onset early or late? early
In schizophrenia what are the common delusions? persecution, grandeur, reference, control/influence, somatic, and nihilistic
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