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30 Cards in this Set
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what is the worst part of ADHD in high school?
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inattention
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what are 3 non-traditional treatments in ADHD?
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decreasing the workload
rules time limits |
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what are 6 side effects of sitmulants?
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decreased appetite
insomnia tics headache irritability stomach ache |
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what is anamoxitene?
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a nonstimulatory treatment for ADHD that works as a NE reuptake inhibitor and increases dopamine too
increased risk for suicide |
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what are the core sypmtoms of ADHD?
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hyperactivity
inattention impulsivity |
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what type of ADHD is the most common?
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combined type
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when is a requirement for the diagnosis of ADHD?
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must be diagnosed before age 7
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what are the 3 types of depression?
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major depression
dysthymic disorder depression NOS |
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what is the diagnostic criteria of depression?
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5 in a 2 week period
must have depressed mood or loss of interest or pleasure, plus: sleep disturbance interest reduced guit energy loss concentration appetitie psychomotor agitation suicidality |
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what do cardiovascular symptoms do to depression?
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make compliance worse
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what is dysthymic disorder?
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depressed more often than not for 2 years
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what is the diagnostic criteria for dysthymic disorder?
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must have at least 2 of the following:
CHASSF concentration hopeless appetitite sleep self esteem fatigue |
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what are 3 unusual ways to treat depression?
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ECT
rTMS VNS |
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what is a recurrence of depression?
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6 months or more of wellness
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what is the probability of relapse after your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd bout of depression?
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50, 70, and 90%
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what is burprprion?
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an SSRI that can increase the risk for seizures in eating or brain disorders
benefit it less weight gain |
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what is bipolar disroder 1?
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1 or more manic/mixed episode
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what is bipolar disorder 2?
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1 or more major depressive episode without mania but at least 1 hypomanic episode
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what is cyclothymic disorder?
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numerous hypomanic + depressive episodes but no MAJOR DEPRESSIVE, MANIC, OR MIXED EPISODE
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what is the diagnostic criteria for mania?
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at least 3 (4 if irritable) must occur in one week:
distractability indiscretion gandiosity flight of ideas activity increased sleep deficit talkativeness |
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what is the diagnostic crietria for hypomania?
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same critieria as mania (3/4 of DIGFAST) but in 4 days, not a week
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what is rapid cycling?
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4 or more episodes of depression, mania, mixed, or hypomania in a 12 month period
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if an episode is mixed, how should it be treated?
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as manic
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how will bipolar patients be a majority of the time?
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depressed
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what are 2 treatments for mania?
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divaprolex
lithium |
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what are 2 treatments for depression in bipolar disorder?
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lithium
olanzapine |
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what is the key symptom in suicide?
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hopelessness
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how should you treat PMDD?
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SSRIs
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what may help symptoms in pregnancy?
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ECT
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what is a birth defect in lithium?
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ebstein's anomaly
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