Behavioral Med Terms

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Logorrhea

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too much talking

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alexithymia

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inability to put to words how you feel

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Most common hallucination of Schizophrenia?

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Auditory hallucinations common in what?

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Anamnesis

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Patient's personal and developmental history. The focus of psychiatric history

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Verbigeration

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disorder of thought, meaningless repetition of specific words or phrases

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Diurnal variation in MDD

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Feeling much worse in the morning. A/W MDD

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Dysprosody

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loss of normal speech melody

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Aphonia

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loss of voice

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Haptic hallucination (formication)

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Hallucination involving the sense of touch

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Ictal hallucination

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Hallucination a/w a seizure, usu brief

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Autoscopic hallucination

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Hallucination of one's own physical self

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Migrainous hallucination

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Hallucination of simple geometric shapes a/w?

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Cenesthetic Hallucinations

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Hallucination a/w the sensation of altered state in body organs - "my brain is burning"

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Deja entendu

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illusion of AUDITORY recognition (new sound seems like one previously heard)

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Deja pense

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A new thought seems like a previous one

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Jamais vu

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Unfamiliarity with familiar situation

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Confabulation

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Unconscious filling in of memory gaps

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DSM-IV definition of a mental disorder includes

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Sig. distress, sig increased morbidity, not an expected response to a particular event, sig. disability

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The only risk factor for delusional disorder?

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Family Hx is the only risk factor for what disorder?

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Most common type of delusional disorder?

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Jealous type is the most common type of what disorder?

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Schizophrenics most commonly have what type of delusions?

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Bizarre delusions are most commonly a/w what disorder?

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Manic patients most commonly have what type of delusions?

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Grandiose delusions are most common with what type of disorder?

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Ego-syntonic is experienced as?

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What describes experience as a good and normal part of ones self?

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Ego-dystonic is experienced as?

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What describes experience as a bad and distasteful part of ones self?

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What is Double Depression?

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What is Major Depressive Disorder superimposed on Dysthymia?

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How would a patient appear if in a stupor?

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What describes a patient who is awake but immobile and mute, may or may not have reduced awareness of environment

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Echopraxia

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involuntary copies other's movements

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akisthesia

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motor restlessness, pt appears uncomfortable if still

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Name the three kinds of panic attacks

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unexpected, situationally bound, situationally predisposed

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Agoraphobia

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Anxiety about places or situations where escape is difficult or embarassing or where help isn't available IF a PA should occur

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Negative symptoms of Schizophrenia

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Blunted affect, anhedonia, apathy, inattentiveness

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Positive symptoms of Schizophrenia

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Hallucinations, delusions, bizarre behavior or thought disorder

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Name the three phases of Schizophrenia

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Prodromal, psychotic, residual

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Time frame for schizophreniform?

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more than one month but less than 6.

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What is schizoaffective disorder?

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Schizophrenia plus MDE, Manic, of Mixed episode. Must be 2 weeks w/ hallucinations/delusions w/o mood symptoms

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What are the JPEGS of delusional disorder?

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Jealous, Persucatory, Erotomanic, Grandiose, Somatic

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Patient believes that a person, part of the pts body or part of the world does not exist

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Nihilism

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What are neologisms?

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nonsense words or real words nonsensically. Exp "I fribish the fot" or "I table the stairs"

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What does it mean when someone is speaking using Clang associations?

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One word follows the next based only on rhyming. Exp "I want to say pay the play of the day ray stay may I clay?"

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Hypnogogic hallucination

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Hallucination experienced while one is falling asleep

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Hypnopompic hallucination

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Hallucination experienced while one is waking from sleep.

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Asterognosis

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inability to identify objects based on tactile information alone

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Agraphesthesia

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Inability to use tactile sensations alone to identify letters or numbers "drawn" on palm

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What are the types of schizophrenia?

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Paranoid, Disorganized, and Catatonic

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Conditions with psychosis?

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GMC, SI, Delirium/Dementia, Bipolar, MDD, Brief psychotic disorder, the Schizophrenia family and Delusional Disorder

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Conditions without psychosis?

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Dysthymia, cyclothymia

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Deja Vu

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Situation seems like a previous experience

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Differential diagnosis of Brief Psychotic Disorder

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SI, GMC, severe personality disorders, malingering

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Example of an Ego-syntonic state?

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Hypomania

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Schizophrenia is a constellation of abnormalities in what three aspects of living?

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thinking, emotion, and behavior

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Pathological self preoccupation

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Egomania

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Compulsive utterance of obscene words

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Coprolalia

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Most common mental illness?

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Anxiety

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Penis paranoia of Asia

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Koro

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Malaysia/SE Asia - Sudden unprovoked violence that most often ends in death of the patient (if alive, pt has no recollection of event)

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Amok

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Female Eskimos of Greenland - anxiety, depression, confusion, depersonalization, derealization ending in stuporous sleep and amnesia

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Piblokoto

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Native American Indians - delusional fear of being turned into a cannibal

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Whitigo

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Mediterraneans - vomiting, fever, restless sleep, thought to be caused by evil eye

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Mal de Ojo

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Latin-American cultures - panic attack like symptoms following stressful event to one's family

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Attaque de nervous

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Impairment is a criteria in all but what?

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Delusional Disorder and Hypomania