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69 Cards in this Set
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Discuss Classical conditioning:
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Discuss operant conditioning (4 kinds):
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Discuss transference and countertransference:
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Discuss Ego defenses:
acting out-- dissociation-- denial-- displacement-- fixation-- identification-- isolation of affect-- projection-- |
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Discuss Ego defenses:
rationalization-- reaction formation-- regression-- repression-- splitting-- |
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Discuss mature defenses:
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Discuss Infant Deprivation Effects:
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Discuss child abuse--physical and sexual:
Evidence-- Abuser-- Epidemiology-- |
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Discuss child neglect:
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Discuss childhood and early-onset disorders: (5)
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Discuss pervasive developmental disorders: (4)
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Discuss neurotransmitter changes with disease:
anxiety-- depression-- AD-- HD-- schizophrenia-- PD-- |
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Discuss patient orientation:
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Discuss amnesias? 4 kinds
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What is a cognitive disorder?
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Discuss delirium:
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Discuss dementia:
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What is a psychotic disorder?
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A distorted perception of reality (psychosis) characterized by delusions, hallucinations, and/or disorganized thinking.
Psychosis can occur in patients with medical illness, psychiatric illness, or both. |
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Signs of psychosis:
Discuss 3-- |
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Define types of hallucination: 7
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Discuss schizophrenia:
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Discuss delusional disorder:
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Discuss dissociative disorders: (3)
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Discuss mood disorder:
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Discuss manic episodes:
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What's a hypomanic episode?
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Like manic episode except mood disturbance is not severe enough to cause marked impairment in social and/or occupational functioning or to necessitate hospitalization. No psychotic features.
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Discuss bipolar disorder:
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Discuss Major depressive disorder:
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Discuss atypical depression:
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Discuss postpartum mood disturbances:
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Discuss ECT:
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Discuss risk factors for suicide completion:
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Discuss anxiety disorder:
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Discuss panic disorder:
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Discuss specific phobias:
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Discuss OCD:
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Discuss PTSD:
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Discuss Generalized Anxiety Disorder:
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Discuss malingering:
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Discuss factitious disorder: 2 kinds
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Discuss somatoform disorders: 5 kinds
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What's a personality trait?
What's a personality disorder? |
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Discuss the Cluster A personality disorders:
3 kinds-- |
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Discuss the Cluster B personality disorders:
4 kinds-- |
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Discuss the Cluster C personality disorders:
3 kinds-- |
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Discuss schizoid vs. schizotypal vs. schizophrenic vs. schizoaffective:
How to keep types of "schizo" straight? |
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Discuss eating disorders: 2 major ones--
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Discuss gender identity disorder:
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Discuss substance dependence:
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Discuss substance abuse:
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Stages of change in overcoming substance addiction:
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Discuss Psychoadive drug intoxication and withdrawal for depressants: (4)
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Discuss Psychoadive drug intoxication and withdrawal for stimulants: (4)
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Discuss Psychoadive drug intoxication and withdrawal for hallucinogens: (3)
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Discuss heroin addiction:
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Discuss alcoholism:
WKS: Mallory-Weiss syndrome: |
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Discuss delirium tremens:
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Treatment for selected psychiatric conditions:
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3 examples of CNS stimulants:
Mechanism and clinical use of CNS stimulants: |
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Antipsychotics: 5 examples--
Mechanism-- Clinical use-- Toxicity-- Other toxicities-- |
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Atypical Antipsychotics: 6 examples--
Mechanism-- Clinical use-- Toxicity-- |
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Lithium:
Mechanism-- Clinical use-- Toxicity-- |
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Buspirone:
Mechanism-- Clinical use-- |
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Diagram of sites of action of antidepressants:
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SSRIs:
Mechanism-- Clinical use-- Toxicity-- |
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SNRIs:
Mechanism-- Clinical use-- Toxicity-- |
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Tricyclic antidepressants:
Mechanism-- Clinical use-- Toxicity-- |
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MAO inhibitors:
Mechanism-- Clinical use-- Toxicity-- |
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Atypical antidepressants: discuss 4 of them--
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