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| What diagnoses are considered Axis I? | Clinical disorders/ mental disorders, including substance abuse, anxiety d/o, mood d/o, eating d/o, psychotic d/o, dissociative d/o
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| What diagnoses are considered Axis II? | Personality d/o and mental retardation
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| What diagnoses are considered Axis III? | General medical condition/ physical disorder
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| What diagnoses are considered Axis IV? | Psychosocial and environmental situations that contribute to the d/o
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| What criteria are considered Axis V? | GAF score
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| Positive symptoms of schizophrenia (4)? | Hallucinations, delusions, bizarre/ disorganized behavior, thought disorder/ disorganized thinking/ thought blocking/ neologisms
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| Negative symptoms of schizophrenia (7)? | Flat affect, apathy, poor grooming, social withdrawal, anhedonia, poor eye contact, poverty of speech
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| Types of schizophrenia (5)? | Paranoid, disorganized, catatonic, undifferentiated, residual
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| Schizophrenia with persecutory/grandiose delusions and auditory hallucinations is classified as which type of schizophrenia? | Paranoid schizophrenia
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| Schizophrenia with disorganized speech/behavior and flat/inappropriate affect is classified as which type of schizophrenia? | Disorganized schizophrenia
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| Schizophrenia with motor immobility/ excess motor activity without purpose, extreme negativism/ mutism, echolalia/ echopraxia (mimicking behavior) is classified as which type of schizophrenia? | Catatonic schizophrenia
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| Schizophrenia with only delusions and hallucinations is classified as which type of schizophrenia? | Undifferentiated schizophrenia
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| Schizophrenia with predominantly negative symptoms (flat affect, apathy, poor grooming, social withdrawal, anhedonia, poor eye contact, poverty of speech) is classified as which type of schizophrenia? | Residual schizophrenia
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| Characteristics of paranoid schizophrenia? | Persecutory/grandiose delusions and auditory hallucinations
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| Characteristics of disorganized schizophrenia? | Disorganized speech/behavior and flat/inappropriate affect
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| Characteristics of Catatonic schizophrenia? | Motor immobility/ excess motor activity without purpose, extreme negativism/ mutism, echolalia/ echopraxia (mimicking behavior)
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| Characteristics of undifferentiated schizophrenia? | Delusions and hallucinations, without paranoid, disorganized, and catatonic symptoms
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| Characteristics of residual schizophrenia? | Predominantly negative symptoms (flat affect, apathy, poor grooming, social withdrawal, anhedonia, poor eye contact, poverty of speech
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| Drug class: Haloperidol | First generation/typical antipsychotic; dopamine antagonist
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| Drug class: Chlorpromazine | First generation/typical antipsychotic; dopamine antagonist
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| Drug class: Thoridazine | First generation/typical antipsychotic; dopamine antagonist
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| Best treatment for positive symptoms of schizophrenia? | First generation/typical antipsychotics; dopamine antagonists: Haloperidol, Chlorpromazine, Thoridazine
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| Common side effects of first generation/typical antipsychotics (4)? | Extrapyramidal symptoms (akinesia, akathisia), parkinsonian-like symptoms, neuroleptic malignant syndrome (fever, sweating, tachycardia, tachypnea, fluctuating BP, tremor, rigidity, catatonia), tardive dyskinesia (involuntary movements)
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| Drug class: Risperidone | Second generation/atypical antipsychotics; serotonin + dopamine antagonists
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| Drug class: Olanzapine | Second generation/atypical antipsychotics; serotonin + dopamine antagonists
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| Drug class: Aripiprazole | Second generation/atypical antipsychotics; serotonin + dopamine antagonists
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| Drug class: Ziprasidone | Second generation/atypical antipsychotics; serotonin + dopamine antagonists
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| Drug class: Quetiapine | Second generation/atypical antipsychotics; serotonin + dopamine antagonists
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| Best treatment for negative symptoms of schizophrenia? | Second generation/atypical antipsychotics; serotonin + dopamine antagonists: Risperidone, Olanzapine, Aripiprazole, Ziprasidone, Quetiapine
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| Drug class: Clozapine/Clozaril | Second generation/atypical antipsychotics; serotonin + dopamine antagonists
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| Worrisome side effect of Clozapine/Clozaril? | Agranulocytosis- check blood work: leukopenia + neutropenia
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| Criteria for schizoaffective disorder? | Major depressive/manic/mixed episode + criteria for schizophrenia
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| Time period required for schizophrenia diagnosis? | Minimum of 2 symptoms (delusion/ hallucination/ disorganized speech/ disorganized behavior/ negative sx) present within a month and persist for 6 months minimum.
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| How to differentiate between schizoaffective disorder and mood disorder with psychotic features? | Delusions/ hallucinations last 2 weeks without mood disorder symptoms in schizoaffective disorder
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| Psychotic disorders (4)? | Schizophrenia, schizoaffective, delusional, schizophreniform
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| Criteria for delusional disorder? | Non-bizarre delusions x1 month minimum
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| Pt presents with non-bizarre delusions for 6 weeks. Likely diagnosis? | Delusional disorder
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| Time frame for brief psychotic disorder vs. full-blown psychotic disorder? | Symptoms present for at least 1 day, but less than 1 month
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| Pt presents with symptoms of schizophrenia (delusion/ hallucination/ disorganized speech/ disorganized behavior/ negative sx) for 3 months. Likely diagnosis? | Schizophreniform disorder
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| Criteria for schizophreniform disorder? | Symptoms of schizophrenia (delusion/ hallucination/ disorganized speech/ disorganized behavior/ negative sx) lasting between 1 and 6 months
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| Somatoform disorders (7)? | Somatization, body dysmorphic disorder, conversion disorder, factitious disorder, malingering, hypochondriasis, pain disorder
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| Description of somatization disorder? | Vague physical complaints, often GI/ reproductive/ neuro/ pain not explained by medical condition or substance use. Often worse with increased stress
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| 22 year old female presents with complaints of abdominal pain and nausea. She has seen 4 other doctors for these symptoms and claims none have found a cause for her pain. Likely diagnosis? | Somatization disorder
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| Treatment for somatization disorder? | Regularly scheduled visits with health care provider. Mental health referral if willing. Avoid medications
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| Description of body dysmorphic disorder? | Preoccupation with imagined defect in physical appearance or exaggerated distortion of a minor flaw. Pt is self conscious and goes to great lengths to hide/correct perceived flaw. Still unsatisfied after visits to plastic surgeon/dermatologist
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| 16 yo fem describes preoccupation w/ imagined defect in phys. appearance or exaggerated distortion of a minor flaw. Pt is self conscious & goes to great lengths to hide/correct it. Still unsatisfied after visits to plastic surgeon/dermatologist. Dx? | Body dysmorphic disorder
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| Treatment for body dysmorphic disorder? | SSRIs
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| Drug class: Citalopram/Celexa | SSRI
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| Brand name of Citalopram? | Celexa
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| Drug class: Fluoxetine/Prozac? | SSRI
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| Brand name of Fluoxetine? | Prozac
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| Generic name of Celexa? | Citalopram
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| Generic name of Prozac? | Fluoxetine
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| Drug class: Paroxetine/Paxil? | SSRI
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| Brand name of Paroxetine? | Paxil
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| Generic name of Paxil? | Paroxetine
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| Drug class: Escitalopram/Lexapro? | SSRI
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| Brand name of Escitalopram? | Lexapro
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| Generic name of Lexapro? | Escitalopram
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| Drug class: Fluvoxamine/Luvox? | SSRI
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| Drug class: Sertraline/Zoloft? | SSRI
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| Brand name of Sertraline? | Zoloft
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| Generic name of Zoloft? | Sertraline
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| Description of conversion disorder? | 1+ neuro complaints unexplained clinically, unintentionally produced. Commonly shifting paralysis, blindness, mutism. Exhibit la belle indifference (not concerned). Worse with stress.
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| 19 yo fem presents w/ 1+ neuro complaints unexplained clinically, unintentionally produced. Commonly shifting paralysis, blindness, mutism. Exhibit la belle indifference (not concerned). Worse with stress. Likely dx? | Conversion disorder
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| 40 yo male presents to ER with his gf with short term memory loss. He does not remember her or why he is with her. He is in the middle of a divorce. Likely dx? | Conversion disorder
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| 1st line treatment for conversion disorder? | Behavioral therapy
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| Description of factitious disorder? | Intentionally faking S&S of medical/psych symptoms, with motivation being to assume the sick role. Provided PMH can not be trusted. Pt becomes angry when confronted with ruse.
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| A 29 yo fem presents with her 7 yo son, providing a history of fever, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. Child does not appear ill, and all labs return negative. Likely diagnosis? | Munchausen by proxy
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| Treatment for factitious disorder? | Psychotherapy + SSRI to reduce impulsive tendencies if acting out
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| Description of malingering disorder? | Deliberate production of physical/psych complaints motivated by external gain (avoid responsibility, punishment, etc.). Vague sx + great impairment/distress + self inflicted. Improve when exposed or objective met.
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| 48 yo male presents 1 week after car accident with multiple bruises, scrapes, complaining of neck and leg pain. He is concerned he has a fracture. Further questioning reveals he is recently unemployed & is filing a lawsuit against the driver. Likely dx? | Malingering disorder
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| Pt presents with c/o intermittent abdominal pain. They are seriously worried about colon cancer, even though previous coloscopies have been negative. They have a hx of anxiety and depression. Likely dx? | Hypochondriasis
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| Description of hypochondriasis? | Preoccupation with belief of having/contracting serious illness. Not delusional; mistake normal body sensations as sx of disease. Often hx of anxiety and depression. Fear persists even with negative tests.
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| Treatment of hypochondriasis? | Psychotherapy, regular appts with practitioner, SSRIs for anxiety/depression
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| Description of pain disorder? | Pain in 1+ areas resulting in significant impairment without underlying cause or fully explainable cause, pain is "cause of all problems", abrupt onset, long hx of surgeries, often hx of loss of loved one
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| A 48 yo female presents with abrupt onset of vague low back pain X2 months, increasing in intensity. She has had 2 exploratory surgeries, and multiple images performed. She is a widow x1 year. Claims pain is cause of all her problems. Likely diagnosis? | Pain disorder
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| Treatment of pain disorder? | Psychotherapy + pain control program + rehab. SSRI/TCA. Avoid analgesics and sedatives
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| Mood disorders (5)? | MDD, bipolar I, bipolar II, dysthymia, cyclothymia
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| Time requirement to diagnose a major depressive EPISODE? | 2 weeks
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| S&S of major depressive episode (2)? | Depressed mood or anhedonia not as a result of bereavement
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| A 55 yo female has been feeling depressed for the past 2 weeks. Her husband recently passed a month ago. No h/o depression. Can she be diagnosed with major depressive episode? | No, major depressive episodes can not be a result of bereavement
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| Time requirement to diagnose manic EPIDOSE? | 1 week
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| S&S of manic episode? | Abnormally and persistent elevated, expansive, or irritable mood lasting at least 1 week resulting in severe social/occupational dysfunction. At least 3 manic symptoms must be present
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| DIGFAST pneumonic | For mania; Distractibility, Irresponsible/Indescretion, Grandiosity, Flight of ideas, activity increased, Sleep deficit, talkative/pressured speech
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| SIGECAPS pneumonic | For depression; Sleep changes, Interest loss, Guilty, Energy change/decreased, Concentration decreased, Appetite changes, Psychomotor agitation/anxiety/lethargy, Suicidal ideation
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| Time requirement to diagnose hypomanic EPISODE? | 4 days
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| S&S of hypomanic episode? | 3 manic symptoms, elevated/expansive/irritable mood x 4 days, social/occupational functioning not severely affected
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| Time requirement to diagnose Mixed EPISODE? | 1 week
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| S&S of mixed episode? | Rapidly alternating moods with manic and depressive episode sx. No marked impairment in social/occupational functioning
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| Subtypes of Major Depressive Disorder (6)? | Seasonal affective disorder, melancholia, atypical depression, catatonic depression, psychotic depression, postpartum depression
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| When is the most dangerous time in the course of treatment for a patient with MDD to commit suicide? | After initiating treatment. Their mood may not be improved, but they can have increased energy to undertake a suicide attempt.
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| Describe seasonal affective disorder? | Depressive symptoms predominating in fall/winter with less daylight; more common in cold climates; improves in spring
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| Treatment for seasonal affective disorder? | Light therapy, SSRIs
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| S&S of melancholia? | Anhedonia, psychomotor retardation/agitation, anorexia, weight loss, depressed mood especially in mornings, guilt, sleep disturbance- early morning awakening, +/- suicidal ideation
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| Treatment for melancholia? | Responds well to antidepressants, ECT
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| S&S of atypical depression? | Overeating, weight gain, oversleeping, reactive mood, leaden paralysis, oversensitive to interpersonal rejection
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| Treatment for atypical depression? | MAOIs or SSRIs
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| MDD subclass where sx occur during fall/winter? | Seasonal affective disorder
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| MDD subclass characterized by overeating, weight gain, oversleeping, reactive mood, leaden paralysis, oversensitive to interpersonal rejection? | Atypical depression
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| S&S of catatonic depression? | Motor immobility/stupor, blurred affect, purposeless motor activity, extreme withdrawal, negativism, bizarre mannerisms/posturing, echolalia, echopraxia, waxy flexibility
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| MDD subclass characterized by motor immobility/stupor, blurred affect, purposeless motor activity, extreme withdrawal, negativism, bizarre mannerisms/posturing, echolalia, echopraxia, waxy flexibility? | Catatonic depression
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| Treatment for catatonic depression? | Antidepressants + antipsychotics
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| S&S of psychotic depression? | Depression with delusions/hallucination
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| MDD class characterized by depression with delusions/hallucinations? | Psychotic depression
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| Time requirement for onset of postpartum depression? | Within 4 weeks of delivery
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| 1st line therapy for MDD? | SSRIs
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| Common side effects of SSRIs? | GI upset, headache, sexual dysfunction
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| Common side effects of TCAs? | Weight gain, orthostatic hypotension, anticholinergic effects, somnolence
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| Drug class of Amitriptyline? | TCA
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| Drug class of Clomipramine? | TCA
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| Drug class of Nortriptyline? | TCA
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| Greatest concern with ECT? | Memory loss; usually returns within 6 months
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| Definition of bipolar I disorder? | One or more manic or mixed episodes, often cycle with depressive episodes, DIGFAST, +/- psychotic symptoms
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| Treatment of bipolar I and II disorder? | Lithium, valproic acid, olanzapine, carbamazepine, topiramate, lamotrigine
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| Treatment for acute mania? | Second generation antipsychotics (Risperidone, Aripiprazole, Quetiapine)
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| Monitoring in Lithium time frame? | Plasma levels every 4-6 weeks
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| Definition of bipolar II disorder? | One or more major depressive episodes + one or more hypomanic episodes (less severe manic symptoms that do not cause impairment). No manic or mixed episodes
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| Dysthymic disorder characteristics? | Chronic, persistent, mild depression + pessimism, brooding, generalized loss of interest, decreased productivity, feelings of inadequacy, social withdrawal. No psychotic/ manic/ hypomanic episodes
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| Timeframe for dysthymic disorder diagnosis? | 2 years of depressed mood most of the day, more days than not
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| Treatment for dysthymic disorder? | SSRIs, bupropion, TCAs
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| Characteristics of cyclothymic disorder? | Less severe episodes of depression + hypomania x2 years, moody, erratic, impulsive, somewhat volatile, no manic or mixed episodes
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| Treatment of cyclothymic disorder? | Mood stabilizers and antimanic drugs
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| Characteristics of adjustment disorder? | Maladaptive behavioral/emotional sx that develop within 3 months of a stressful life event, and within 6 months of event. Not caused by bereavement.
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| Mood disorder with One or more major depressive episodes + one or more hypomanic episodes (less severe manic symptoms that do not cause impairment). No manic or mixed episodes? | Bipolar II disorder
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| Mood disorder with one or more manic or mixed episodes, often cycle with depressive episodes, DIGFAST, +/- psychotic symptoms? | Bipolar I disorder
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| Mood disorder with chronic, persistent, mild depression + pessimism, brooding, generalized loss of interest, decreased productivity, feelings of inadequacy, social withdrawal for 2 years minimum. No psychotic/ manic/ hypomanic episodes. | Dysthymic disorder
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| Mood disorder with less severe episodes of depression + hypomania x2 years, moody, erratic, impulsive, somewhat volatile, no manic or mixed episodes? | Cyclothymic disorder
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| Mood disorder with maladaptive behavioral/emotional sx that develop within 3 months of a stressful life event, and within 6 months of event. Not caused by bereavement.? | Adjustment disorder
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| Treatment of adjustment disorder? | Supportive psychotherapy/ group therapy
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| Personality disorders are considered which axis of functioning? | Axis II
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| Which personality disorders fall under Cluster A? | "Mad"/Psychotic: Schizoid, Schizotypal, and Paranoid
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| Schizoid disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster A; "Mad"
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| Schizotypal disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster A; "Mad"
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| Paranoid personality disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster A; "Mad"
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| Which personality disorders fall under Cluster B? | "Bad"/Mood: Antisocial, Borderline, Histrionic, and Narcissistic
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| Antisocial disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster B; "Bad"
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| Borderline disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster B; "Bad"
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| Histrionic disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster B; "Bad"
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| Narcissistic disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster B; "Bad"
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| Which personality disorders fall under Cluster C? | "Sad"/Anxiety: Avoidant, Dependent, OCD
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| Avoidant personality disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster C; "Sad"
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| Dependent personality disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster C; "Sad"
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| OCD disorder is considered which personality disorder cluster? | Cluster C; "Sad"
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| Description of paranoid personality disorder? | Pervasive distrust, suspicion of others, seem hostile and angry, blame problems on others, begins in early adulthood.
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| Clinical features of paranoid personality disorder (5)? | Suspicion of exploitation/deceit by others, preoccupation and doubts regarding loyalty/trustworthiness/fidelity of others, reluctance to confide in others, misinterpret benign remarks as threatening/demeaning, persistent grudges/ quick to counterattack
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| Treatment of paranoid personality disorder? | Psychotherapy + anti-anxiety or antipsychotics
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| Clinical features of schizoid personality disorder (5)? | No enjoyment from or desire for close relationships, choose solitary activities, little interest in sexual activity with partner, indifferent to praise or criticism, emotional coldness/ detachment/ flattened affect.
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| Suspicion of exploitation/deceit by others, preoccupation & doubts regarding loyalty/trustworthiness/fidelity of others, reluctance to confide in others, misinterpret benign remarks as threatening/demeaning, persistent grudges/ quick to counterattack. Dx? | Paranoid personality disorder
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| No enjoyment from or desire for close relationships, choose solitary activities, little interest in sexual activity with partner, indifferent to praise or criticism, emotional coldness/ detachment/ flattened affect. Likely diagnosis? | Schizoid personality disorder
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| Treatment for schizoid personality disorder? | Group therapy, psychotherapy, +/- antipsychotics/ antidepressants
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| Clinical features of schizotypal personality disorder (5)? | Ideas ofreference(things in the world refer to them), Oddbehavior/thoughts/speech/beliefs/magical thinking inconsistent w/ cultural norms (telepathy, superstitions, etc.), unusual perceptualexperience, suspicious/social anxiety, inapprop/restricted affect
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| Ideas of reference, Odd behavior/thoughts/speech/beliefs/magical thinking inconsistent w/ cultural norms (telepathy, superstitions, etc.), unusual perceptualexperience, suspicious/social anxiety, inapprop/restricted affect. Dx? | Schizotypal personality disorder
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| Treatment for schizotypal personality disorder? | Psychotherapy
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| Characteristics of antisocial personality disorder? | Think criminals: Disregard/violate others rights and feelings, manipulative/deceitful/impulsive/ lack empathy and remorse, can appear charming,irritable and aggressive
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| Think criminals: Disregard/violate others rights and feelings, manipulative/deceitful/impulsive/ lack empathy and remorse, can appear charming,irritable and aggressive. Likely diagnosis? | Antisocial personality disorder
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| Treatment for antisocial personality disorder? | Psychotherapy, SSRIs/ lithium/ Valproate/ carbamazepine/ propranolol
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| Characteristics of borderline personality disorder? | Unstable & unpredictable mood/behavior, poor self image, short/transient psychotic episodes/paranoid ideation, self mutilation, suicide attempts, desperate attempts to avoid abandonment, unstable/intense relationships, unable to be alone
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| Unstable & unpredictable mood/behavior, poor self image, short/transient psychotic episodes/paranoid ideation, self mutilation, suicide attempts, desperate attempts to avoid abandonment, unstable/intense relationships, unable to be alone.. likely dx? | Borderline personality disorder
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| Treatment for borderline personality disorder? | Psychotherapy/ behavioral therapy + antipsychotics for hostility/ SSRIs for mood/ benzodiazepines for anxiety/ anticonvulsants for global functioning
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| Characteristics of histrionic personality disorder? | Overly emotional, dramatic, seductive, attention-seeking behavior, exaggerate thoughts and feelings, superficial + rapid shifting emotions = unable to maintain relationships, easily influenced, need to be center of attention, substance abuse common
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| Overly emotional, dramatic, seductive, attention-seeking behavior, exaggerate thoughts and feelings, superficial + rapid shifting emotions = unable to maintain relationships, easily influenced, need to be center of attention, substance abuse common... Dx? | Histrionic personality disorder
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| Treatment for histrionic personality disorder? | Psychotherapy, Antidepressants/ anxiolytics
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| Characteristics of narcissistic personality disorder? | Inflated self image, pattern of grandiosity, need for admiration, lack of empathy, consider themselves deserving of special treatment, fragile self esteem, fantasize about success, etc., exploitative, take advantage of others
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| Inflated self image, pattern of grandiosity, need for admiration, lack of empathy, consider themselves deserving of special treatment, fragile self esteem, fantasize about success, etc., exploitative, take advantage of others... likely diagnosis? | Narcissistic personality disorder
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| Treatment for narcissistic personality disorder? | Psychotherapy is key, meds for symptoms
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| Treatment for borderline personality disorder? | Psychotherapy/ behavioral therapy + antipsychotics for hostility/ SSRIs for mood/ benzodiazepines for anxiety/ anticonvulsants for global functioning
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| Characteristics of histrionic personality disorder? | Overly emotional, dramatic, seductive, attention-seeking behavior, exaggerate thoughts and feelings, superficial + rapid shifting emotions = unable to maintain relationships, easily influenced, need to be center of attention, substance abuse common
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| Overly emotional, dramatic, seductive, attention-seeking behavior, exaggerate thoughts and feelings, superficial + rapid shifting emotions = unable to maintain relationships, easily influenced, need to be center of attention, substance abuse common... Dx? | Histrionic personality disorder
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| Treatment for histrionic personality disorder? | Psychotherapy, Antidepressants/ anxiolytics
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| Characteristics of narcissistic personality disorder? | Inflated self image, pattern of grandiosity, need for admiration, lack of empathy, consider themselves deserving of special treatment, fragile self esteem, fantasize about success, etc., exploitative, take advantage of others
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| Inflated self image, pattern of grandiosity, need for admiration, lack of empathy, consider themselves deserving of special treatment, fragile self esteem, fantasize about success, etc., exploitative, take advantage of others... likely diagnosis? | Narcissistic personality disorder
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| Treatment for narcissistic personality disorder? | Psychotherapy is key, meds for symptoms- Lithium for mood swings/ SSRIs as adjunct
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| Characteristics of avoidant personality disorder? | Sensitive to rejection, low self esteem, social anxiety/phobia, feel inadequate, avoid situations with potential for criticism, shy but desire companionship, restraint with intimate relationships for fear of rejection
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| Patient exhibits sensitive to rejection, low self esteem, social anxiety/phobia, feel inadequate, avoid situations with potential for criticism, shy but desire companionship, restraint with intimate relationships for fear of rejection... Likely diagnosis? | Avoidant personality disorder
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| Treatment for avoidant personality disorder? | Psychotherapy, Beta-blockers/SSRIs for anxiety/sensitiviy to rejection
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| Characteristics of dependent personality disorder? | Dependent, clingy, submissive behavior, require outside help to make decisions, difficulty disagreeing for fear of disapproval, lack confidence, avoid positions of responsibility, dislike being alone, high risk of depression, fear of alone
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| Dependent, clingy, submissive behavior, require outside help to make decisions, difficulty disagreeing for fear of disapproval, lack confidence, avoid positions of responsibility, dislike being alone, high risk of depression, fear of alone... likely dx? | Dependent personality disorder
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| Treatment for dependent personality disorder? | Psychotherapy, SSRIs for anxiety/depression
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Review the information in the table. When you are ready to quiz yourself you can hide individual columns or the entire table. Then you can click on the empty cells to reveal the answer. Try to recall what will be displayed before clicking the empty cell.
To hide a column, click on the column name.
To hide the entire table, click on the "Hide All" button.
You may also shuffle the rows of the table by clicking on the "Shuffle" button.
Or sort by any of the columns using the down arrow next to any column heading.
If you know all the data on any row, you can temporarily remove it by tapping the trash can to the right of the row.
To hide a column, click on the column name.
To hide the entire table, click on the "Hide All" button.
You may also shuffle the rows of the table by clicking on the "Shuffle" button.
Or sort by any of the columns using the down arrow next to any column heading.
If you know all the data on any row, you can temporarily remove it by tapping the trash can to the right of the row.
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