Psychopath-Phase 3

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What are non-epileptic seizures (pseudo-seizure) an ex of?

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conversion d/o

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Most common somatoform D/O

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conversion d/o

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Somatization disorders:
-def?
-tx?

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-polysymptomatic recurrent disorder that begins early in life (must begin before 30) has symptoms from each of the following categories: GI, sexual, pseudoneurological, and pain; symptoms are not consciously feigned; complaints often described in a dramatic fashion, but lack precision; these patients doctor-shop; more common in women

Treatment:
-Do NOT prescribe pain killers!
-Tell them that you cannot promise to make all of their symptoms go away.
-Schedule regular appointments (even without presence of symptoms). Otherwise, they will demand more time and attention.

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Hypochondriasis

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preoccupation with fears of having or idea that one has a serious disease, based on the misinterpretation of bodily signs and symptoms (for at least 6 months)

*not psychotic or delusional

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if child presents w/psychotic Sx, often d/t what

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mood d/o

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Oppositional Defiant D/O
-duration

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at least 6 months

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conduct d/o
-duration

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at least 12 months

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age to be Dx with enuresis

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at leat 5 y/o

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age to be Dx with encopresis

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at least 4 y/o

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to make Dx of MR, must have something in add;n to low IQ. What?

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impaired adaptive functioning

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dyslexia?

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inab to recognize written words

-they do NOT have a prob w/letter reversal, rather deficity in ab to map out letter structure to the sound

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autism

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prob w/
1. behavior
2. social interaxn
3. communication

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aspergers'

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prob w/behavior and social interaxn, but not w/communication

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somatoform

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unconconscious primary gain

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factitious

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conscious primary gain

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malingering

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conscious, secondary gain

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factitious d/o--
assoc d/o?

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mood d/o
personality d/o
anxiety d/o
substance d/o

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of all personality D/O, what personality type is most assoc w/malingerer

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antisocial personality d/o

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predictors of violence

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Best predictors:
-xs alcohol use
-past violence
-Hx of chld abuse/neglect

*Schizophrenia does NOT predict violence
Demographic:
-male
-15-24 y/o
-poverty
-access to guns

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does schizophrenia predict violence?

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no

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predictor for infanticide

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psychotic or delusional mom (PPD, often assoc w/mood d/o)

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strongest risk factor for suicide

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hopelessness

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best predictor of future suicide attempt

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past suicide attempt

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risk factors for suicide

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-mood d/o (not schizo)
-substance abuse

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If person is energetic, irritable, manic
--what drug?

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corticosteroids

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IFN-alpha for Hep C can cause...?

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depression

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what drugs can cause psychosis?

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anticholinergics, DA agonists

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what drug can cause delusions?

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DA

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DA agonists can cause

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delusions, psychotic sx, manic

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what can anticholinergics cause

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psychossi

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what can antihypertensives cause?

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depression

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what can sympathomimetics cause

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anxiety, manic
(not sleepy)

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Body Dysmorphic D/O:

koro

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preoccupation with genitals shrinking

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Body Dysmorphic D/O:

disassociative d/o

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amok,
piblotoq (artic hysteria=emotional stress, truma, or family discord)

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Body Dysmorphic D/O:

ataque de nervios

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depression or panic

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Body Dysmorphic D/O:

susto

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susto="loss of soul"

depression or anxiety

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Body Dysmorphic D/O:

pilotoq

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=artic hysteria;

emotional stress, trauma, or family discord

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depression

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Addison's
MS
Pancreatic cancer
Park (also dementia)

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depression or mania

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Cushing's

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depression or anxiety/panic attack

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hyperthry

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depression or psychosis

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hypothyroid,
hyponatremia

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psychosis

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B12 deficiency

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anxiety/panic attach

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pheochromocytoma

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Addison's

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depression

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MS

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depression

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pancreatic cancer

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depression

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Park

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depression, dementia

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Cushing's

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depression, mania

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hyperthyroidism

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depression,
anxiety, panic attack

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hypothyroidism

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depression,
psychosis

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hyponatremia

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depression,
psychosis

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B12 def

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psychosis

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pheochromocytoma

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anxiety/panic attach

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what % of HIV pts get cognitive impairment?

-HIV-assoc dementia?

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cognitive impairment: 70-80%

HIV-assoc dementia: much lower

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residual schizophrenia

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Negative Sx:

flat affect
decreased range of intensity
robotic

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incr range of intensity

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bipolar
borderline

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bipolar

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incr range of intensity

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borderline

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incr range of intensity