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Highest fxning schizophrenic
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paranoid
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Highest fxning schizophrenic
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paranoid
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Highest fxning schizophrenic
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paranoid
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other NTs implicated in schizophrenia
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increased Serotonin, NE, and Decreased GABA
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where are lots of opiod receptors found in the brain
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periaqueductal grey
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where are lots of opiod receptors found in the brain
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periaqueductal grey
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where are lots of opiod receptors found in the brain
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periaqueductal grey
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bad prognosis in schizophrenia is associated with what
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early onset, Males, family Hx
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bad prognosis in schizophrenia is associated with what
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early onset, Males, family Hx
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bad prognosis in schizophrenia is associated with what
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early onset, Males, family Hx
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how long must APs be taken in order to evaluate their efficacy
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4 weeks
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how long must APs be taken in order to evaluate their efficacy
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4 weeks
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how long must APs be taken in order to evaluate their efficacy
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4 weeks
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may cause irreversible retinal pigmintation at high doses
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thioridizine
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may cause irreversible retinal pigmintation at high doses
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thioridizine
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may cause irreversible retinal pigmintation at high doses
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thioridizine
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depositis in the lens and cornea are seen with what
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chlopromazine
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depositis in the lens and cornea are seen with what
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chlopromazine
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depositis in the lens and cornea are seen with what
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chlopromazine
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best to worst prognosis
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mood>brief psychotic>schizoaffective> schizophreniform> schizophrenia
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best to worst prognosis
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mood>brief psychotic>schizoaffective> schizophreniform> schizophrenia
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best to worst prognosis
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mood>brief psychotic>schizoaffective> schizophreniform> schizophrenia
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in delusional disorder how long do the delusions have to persist in order to be diagnosticc
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at least a month and functioning in life is NOT significantly imparied
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in delusional disorder how long do the delusions have to persist in order to be diagnosticc
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at least a month and functioning in life is NOT significantly imparied
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in delusional disorder how long do the delusions have to persist in order to be diagnosticc
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at least a month and functioning in life is NOT significantly imparied
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when to use APs in foile a deaux
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if sx have not improved in 1-2 weeks after separation
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when to use APs in foile a deaux
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if sx have not improved in 1-2 weeks after separation
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when to use APs in foile a deaux
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if sx have not improved in 1-2 weeks after separation
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characteristix of hypomania
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lasts 4 dys, there are no psychotic features and there is no significant impairment of fxn
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characteristix of hypomania
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lasts 4 dys, there are no psychotic features and there is no significant impairment of fxn
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what types of bipolar patients have a poor response to lithium
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Irritibility is usually the predominant state in mixed episodes however patients with mixed episodes (which requires the diagnosis of major depression and mania in one qweek) usually respond poorly to lithium
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what types of bipolar patients have a poor response to lithium
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Irritibility is usually the predominant state in mixed episodes however patients with mixed episodes (which requires the diagnosis of major depression and mania in one qweek) usually respond poorly to lithium
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what types of bipolar patients have a poor response to lithium
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Irritibility is usually the predominant state in mixed episodes however patients with mixed episodes (which requires the diagnosis of major depression and mania in one qweek) usually respond poorly to lithium
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can induce mani and depression
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corticosteroids
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can induce mani and depression
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corticosteroids
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bronchodilators can induce what mood state
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mania
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bronchodilators can induce what mood state
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mania
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bronchodilators can induce what mood state
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mania
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what are the sleep disturbaces in people who are depreesed
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decreased REM latency and decreased stage 3 and 4
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what are the sleep disturbaces in people who are depreesed
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decreased REM latency and decreased stage 3 and 4decreased REM latency and decreased stage 3 and 4
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what are the sleep disturbaces in people who are depreesed
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decreased REM latency and decreased stage 3 and 4
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what percentage of people with MDD will kill themselves
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15
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what percentage of people with MDD will kill themselves
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15
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what percentage of people with MDD will kill themselves
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15
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if untreated MDE lasts how long
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6 to 13 months
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if untreated MDE lasts how long
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6 to 13 months
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if untreated MDE lasts how long
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6 to 13 months
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avg onset of MDD is
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40
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avg onset of MDD is
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40
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Bipolar II disorder AKA
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recurrent major depressive episodes with hypomania
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Bipolar II disorder AKA
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recurrent major depressive episodes with hypomania
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Bipolar II disorder AKA
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recurrent major depressive episodes with hypomania
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ECT in the treatment of bipolar is
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better for mania but requires more tx
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ECT in the treatment of bipolar is
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better for mania but requires more tx
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ECT in the treatment of bipolar is
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better for mania but requires more tx
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bipolar disorder has a worse prognosis that MDD as only ---- % of patients treated with lithium repond
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50 per cent
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what is rapid cycling
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defined by the ocurrence of 4 or more mood episodes in 1 year anticonvulsants may be more efficaciuos in treating this
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what is rapid cycling
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defined by the ocurrence of 4 or more mood episodes in 1 year anticonvulsants may be more efficaciuos in treating this
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what is rapid cycling
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defined by the ocurrence of 4 or more mood episodes in 1 year anticonvulsants may be more efficaciuos in treating this
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what is rapid cycling
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defined by the ocurrence of 4 or more mood episodes in 1 year anticonvulsants may be more efficaciuos in treating this
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whats the difference in diagnosing dysthymia in children
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only one year in kids
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whats the difference in diagnosing dysthymia in children
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only one year in kids
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whats the difference in diagnosing dysthymia in children
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only one year in kids
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can dysthymia ever have psychotic Sx
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No
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can dysthymia ever have psychotic Sx
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No
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what personality disorder commonly coexists with Cyclothymia
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BPD
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what personality disorder commonly coexists with cyclothymia
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B{PD
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what personality disorder commonly coexists with cyclothymia
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BPD
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what is Cyclothymia
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numerous periods with hypomanic sx and periods with depressive sx for at least 2 years may coexist with BPD
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what is Cyclothymia
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numerous periods with hypomanic sx and periods with depressive sx for at least 2 years may coexist with BPD
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what is Cyclothymia
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numerous periods with hypomanic sx and periods with depressive sx for at least 2 years may coexist with BPD
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what would exclude the diagnosis of cylcothymia
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any major depression or manic episodes in the past
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what would exclude the diagnosis of cylcothymia
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any major depression or manic episodes in the past
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what would exclude the diagnosis of cylcothymia
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any major depression or manic episodes in the past
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best treatment for dysthymia
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cognitive therapy and insight oriented psychotherapy
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best treatment for dysthymia
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cognitive therapy and insight oriented psychotherapy
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best treatment for dysthymia
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cognitive therapy and insight oriented psychotherapy
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cognitive therapy and insight oriented psychotherapy
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best treatment for dysthymia
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cognitive therapy and insight oriented psychotherapy
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best treatment for dysthymia
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panic disorder is what
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characterized by having panic attacks and associated fear of them
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best SSRIs for for panic disorder
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paroxetine and sertraline
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best SSRIs for for panic disorder
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paroxetine and sertraline
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best SSRIs for for panic disorder
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paroxetine and sertraline
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other antidepressants besides SSRIs for panic disorder
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clomipramine and imipramine treatment should continue for at least 8-12 months and remember BZDs are better than beta-blockers in controlling anxiety sx in patients
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other antidepressants besides SSRIs for panic disorder
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clomipramine and imipramine treatment should continue for at least 8-12 months and remember BZDs are better in controlling anxiety than beta blockers
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other antidepressants besides SSRIs for panic disorder
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clomipramine and imipramine treatment should continue for at least 8-12 months BZDs are better in controlling anxiety than beta blockers
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social phobia aka
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social anxiety disorder
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social phobia aka
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social anxiety disorder
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social phobia aka
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social anxiety disorder
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has pharmacologic therapy been deemed succesful fo treatment of specific phobia
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no
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has pharmacologic therapy been deemed succesful fo treatment of specific phobia
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no
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has pharmacologic therapy been deemed succesful fo treatment of specfic phobia
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no
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drug FDA approved for social phobia/socia anxiety disorder
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paroxetine
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drug FDA approved for social phobia/socia anxiety disorder
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paroxetine
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drug FDA approved for social phobia/socia anxiety disorder
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paroxetine
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the onset of OCD is often triggered by what
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a stresfull life event
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the onset of OCD is often triggered by what
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a stresfull life event
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the onset of OCD is often triggered by what
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a stresfull life event
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what are the last resort treatments for OCD
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cingulotomy ECT
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what are the last resort treatments for OCD
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cingulotomy ECT
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what what are the last resort treatments for OCD
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cingulotomy ECT
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how long for sx to be PTSD
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1 year
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how long for sx to be PTSD
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1 year
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how long for sx to be PTSD
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1 year
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what are the best TCAs for PTSD
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Imipramine and Doxepin
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what are the best TCAs for PTSD
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Imipramine and Doxepin
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what are the best TCAs for PTSD
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Imipramine and Doxepin
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whats good treatment for the falshbacks that occur with PTSD
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anticonvulsants
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whats good treatment for the falshbacks that occur with PTSD
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anticonvulsants
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whats good treatment for the falshbacks that occur with PTSD
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anticonvulsants
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