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Name 4 anxiety causing disorders
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Pheochromocytoma
Hyperthyroid Thyroiditis Anxiety Disorders |
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AI HYPERthyroid, SXS include: exophthalmia, pretibial mixedema, goiter
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Graves disease
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Thyrotoxicosis can lead to what SXS
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Tachycardia, HTN, delirium...at risk for arrhythmias
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Benign or malignant thyroid nodule, cyst, colloid, inflammatory, cancerous
SXS of hoarsness and dysphagia |
Toxic nodular goiter
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Hot nodule=
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malignant--blood vessels
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Cold nodule
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benign--no blood vessels
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Tumor of the adrenal medulla, excess secretion of epi, and norepi.
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Pheochromocytoma
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SXS: Can't stop worrying, tension HA, muscular tension, body aches
not much stimulus |
GAD
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Recurrent unwanted thoughts
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OCD
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Repeated unexpected episodes of intense fear
Physical symptoms: Chest pain, palpations, SOB, dizzy, ab distress |
Panic disorder
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Onset: after occurance of trauma or thought of trauma, stress, sleeping
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PTSD
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Social phobia, severe anxiety in social situations, excessive fear of others watching and judging their actions
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SAD Social Anxiety Disorder
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What are the three phases of general adaption syndrome GAS
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Alarm phase
Resistance phase Exhaustion phase Adrenal exhausiton...cortisol?? |
