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How recent can sx appear to be used to dx personality DO, and why?
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1. personality disorders must be since adolescence/early adulthood - cannot be due to recent appearance of sx
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2 main requires for MR
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2. MR: sub-average intellectual functioning AND impairments in adaptive functioning
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3 main clusters for Autism
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4. Autistism: pervasive, onset < 3 yrs, cluster of 3 criteria: social problems, communication, restricted/repetitive behaviors
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ODD timeline + single sx?
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7. ODD: recurrent pattern, 6+ months
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Conduct DO: what kind of violatsion, what timeline?
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8. Conduct DO: major violations, 3+ sx for 12+ months
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9. Separation anxiety DO: what ages?
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9. Separation anxiety DO: < 18
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How to diff. delirium
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10. delirium: disturbance of consciousness, short time, fluctuating course, mostly reversible if cause is found
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How to diff. dementia
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11. dementia: memory impairment plus something else, not reversible, long time, steady course
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13. substance abuse: what kind use, what 2 types of consequences, # sx, over X time. what 2 substances cannot be classified as abuse?
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13. substance abuse: maladaptive use resulting in 1+ sx, "recurrent and significant negative consequences, over 12 months. cannot be nicotine + caffeine.
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14. schizophrenia: how many months, active phase at least how long with X # active sx – the only sx that ALONE will allow dx is WHAT
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14. schizophrenia: 6+ months, active phase at least 1 month w/ 2+ active sx – the only sx that ALONE will allow dx is bizarre delusions
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16. schizoaffective vs. mood disorder w/ psychotic: in schizoaffective: WHAT sx predominate with periods of co-accuring WHAT sx, but at least 2 weeks of WHAT
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16. schizoaffective vs. mood disorder w/ psychotic: in schizoaffective, psychotic sx predominate (“schizo” comes first in title) with periods of co-accuring mood sx, but at least 2 weeks of SEE NOTES
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Major diff of delusional DO from schiz
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Non-bizarre delusion
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18. key diff btwn manic/hypomanic =
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18. key diff btwn manic/hypomanic = marked impairment
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19. panic attack: X sx, peaks over X time
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19. panic attack: 4+ sx, peaks over 10 minute period,
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21. OCD: both/and/or?
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21. OCD: obs OR comp
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22. PTSD: need ALL X categories
acute = X months chronic = X months |
22. PTSD: need ALL 3 categories: reexpering, avoidance, increased arousal; acute = 1 to 3 months, chronic = 3+ months
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a. somatization DO: X sx before age X, WHAT categories, TIME duration
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a. somatization DO: multiple somatic sx before age 30, variety of categories, several years duration
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What is Conversion DO?
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b. conversion: loose aspect of functioning when nothing wrong with them
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Pain DO is what?
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c. pain Dx: significant pain + psychological factors have role
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d. undifferentiated somatiform: WHAT, timeline
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d. undifferentiated somatiform: 1 or more sx that cannot be fully explained, 6+ months preoccupation
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24. body dysmorphic: delusional or exaggerated?
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24. body dysmorphic: not delusional but more exaggerated
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25. facticious = WHAT role?
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25. facticious = sick role
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key for anorexia =
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26. anorexia = refusal to maintain normal body weight (<85%)
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Diff for bulimia =
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27. bulimia = normal body weight
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28. disomnia =
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28. disomnia = sleep disturbed
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30. adjustment DO = sx START w/in X months of stressor, continue no more than X months after termination of stressor
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30. adjustment DO = sx START w/in 3 months of stressor, continue no more than 6 months after termination of stressor
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