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The type of Schiz where the pt feels persecuted, has grandiose delusion, auditory hallucination is called ? Schiz.
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paranoid
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The type of Schiz whith ealy onset and childish silly affect, word salad, clanging and many negative symptoms, pt is unable to perform ADL's and has a poor prognosis is ? Schiz.
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Disorganized
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The type of Schiz where the patient has a stupor or nonpurposeful excitment and has a sudden onset in the 20's or 30's and included posturing, waxy flexibility, mutism echopraxia, and echolalia and often remember what happened when in a stupor is ? Schiz.
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Catatonic
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The type of Schiz that combines all other types whith the pt being aggressive, with extreme fragmented delusions, hallucinations, bizarre behavior, and a poor prognosis is ? Schiz.
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Chronic Undifferentiated Schiz
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Many older schizophrenics display no postive signs of Schiz and only mild to moderate negative signs of Schiz. This type of Schiz is called ?
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Residual Schizophrenia
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Hallucinations involve perceiving a sensory experience for which no ? stimulus exist(hearing a voice when no one is speaking)
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external
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A ? is when misperception or misinterpretation of real experiencs occurs(e.g. a man sees his coat on a coat rack and believes it is a bear about to attack).
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illusion
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? symptoms of Schiz are florid psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, bizzare behavior and paranoia.
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positive
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? symptoms of Schiz are associated with acute onset, normal permorbid fucntioning and normal functioning during remissions, normal CT scan and good response to Antipsychotics.
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positive
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the inability to experience pleasure from activities usually found enjoyable, e.g. exercise, hobbies, and sex is called ?
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anhedonia
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? symptoms of Schiz are apathy, lack of motivation, anhedonia, poor social functioning and poverty of thought.
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negative
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? symptoms of Schiz are isdious onset, premorbid Hx of emotional problems, chronic deterioration, CT scan show atrophy and there is poor response to antipsychotic meds.
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negative
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Fixed false beliefs with themes of ideas of reference, persecution, grandiosity, unusual bodily funtion, jealousy, being controlling are all cognitive symptoms of ?
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Delusions
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75% of pts with ? experience delusions at some time during their illness.
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Schiz
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Other common delusion include thought ?, thought ?, thought ? and delusions of being ? by an outside entity.
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broadcasting,
insertion, withdrawal, controlled |
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? thinking is the impaired ability to use abstract concepts, interpretation of things it literal. (e.g. when you go to give a pt his meds that are in a paper cup on his table and tell him to take them, he grabs the cup and holds it but doesn't swallow them, you have to tell him to swallow them)
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Concrete
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The Schiz pt may have alterations in speech including ? looseness, newly coined words, which are called ?, repeating anothers words known as ?, and useing meaningless rhyming words known as ? association or a mixture of words that are meaningless to the listener which is called ?
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associative,
neologisms, echolalia, clang, word salad |
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? are sensory perceptions for which ther is no external stimulus, they may be auditory, visual, olfactory, gustatory or tactile.
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Hallucinations
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If a person is experiencing command hallucinations we should ask if they ? the voices, do they believe the voices are ? and do they plan to ? the command the voice is giving.
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recognize,
real, follow |
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Personal boundary difficulties may also be referred to as loss of ? boundaries.
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ego
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When the pt feels he has lost his identity or that the body has changed this is known as ?
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depersonalization
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When the pt has a false perception that the environment has changed this is known as ?
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derealization
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