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33 Cards in this Set
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Odd and eccentric, fearing social relationships would fall under this cluster
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Cluster A
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Cluster A includes these personality disorders
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Paranoid
Schizoid Schizotypal |
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Dramatic and emotional behavior fall under this cluster
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Cluster B
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Cluster B includes these personality disorders
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Borderline
Antisocial Histrionic Narcissistic |
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Fearful and anxious behavior falls under this cluster
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cluster C
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Cluster C includes these personality disorders
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Dependent
OCD Avoidant |
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Which personality disorder can not be diagnosed until 18 years of age?
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Antisocial personality disorder
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Why should you be cautious when prescribing meds to PD patients?
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They have a high potential for addiction
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Meds are not useful for most PDs, what is the exception?
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Borderline PD
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What does CAGE stand for?
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Cut Down
Annoyed Guilt Eye opener |
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A definitive diagnosis can be made using which axis?
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only the first three axis
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Mental retardation (IQ below 70)
Dependent Avoidance Histrionic Which Axis do these disorders fall under? |
Axis II
These are personality disoders |
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Death of spouse or family member
Job loss Divorce These fall under what Axis? |
Axis IV
Stressors |
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Schizophrenia
Panic disorder Major depression These disorders fall under which Axis? |
Axis I
Clinical disoders |
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Physical illnesses that may cause psychiatric problems fall under this Axis
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Axis III
General medical conditions |
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What Axis measures Global assessment of functioning
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Axis V
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What are characteristics of Personality disorders?
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Longstanding, rigid, unsuitable pattern of relating to others
Cause social and occupational impairment Lack of insight |
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Type of PD of someone who is supicious, mistrustful and litigious
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Paranoid
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These patients have a life long pattern of voluntary social withdrawal; they have no frank psychosis
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Schizoid Personality Disorder
Ex: The Unabomber |
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These patients have:
Peculiar appearance Magical thinking Odd thoughts and behavior without psychosis |
Schizotypal
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A Pt tells you that he never steps on cracks in the sidewalk to avoid "Breaking his mother's back"(magical thinking). He seems odd and says he often feels unconfortable in social situations and has few friends
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Schizotypal personality disorder
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These patients are:
extroverted emotional dramatic sexuality provocative (life of the party) inability to maintain intimate relationships |
Histrionic
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These patients are:
Grandiose Envious Have sense of special entitlement Lack empathy |
Narcissistic
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These patients are: Sociopaths or psychopaths
Do not conform to social norms Criminality in adulthood |
Antisocial personality disorder
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A 30 y/o man that steals, is unemployed, and has an arrest record has this PD
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Antisocial
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These patients are:
Unstable behavior and mood Boredom, emptiness Feelings of aloneness Impulsiveness Suicide attempts Brief period of loss of contact with reality (mini – psychotic episodes) |
Borderline personality disorder
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A 39 y/o patient tells you on her second visit that she is in love with you. When you refer her to another practitioner, she attempts suicide
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Borderline personality disorder
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These patients are:
Sensitive to rejection Shy Socially withdrawn Have inferiority complex |
Avoidant
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A woman tells you that she would like to have friends but is afraid that people will not like her.
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Avoidant
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These patients are:
Perfectionistic Orderly Stubborn Indecisive |
OCD
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These patients:
Lack self confidence Let others assume their responsibilities |
Dependent personality disorder
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A 30 y/o patient calls your office frequently to ask your advice about obvious, minor medical problems
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Dependent personality disorder
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A patient who has antisocial characteristics but is under 18 is classified as?
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Conduct disorder
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