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Psychosis
-hallucination
-delusion
-disorganized speech or behavior
-disorganized motor
Brief Psychotic
-quick onset, brief psychotism
Schizophrenia
-at least 6 months
-positive sx: hallucination/delusion
-negative- affectual blunting, avoliton(lack of motivation, disinterest

-disorg: illogical, incoherent
-cognitive: impaired attention, inability to plan or organize
schizoaffective
-mood sx depression or mania
-psychosis persist even in mood remitance
-psychosis + mood simultaneous
-bipolar/depressive type
Delusional Disorder(paranoia)
-delusion about non-plausible event
-not too bizarre
-no other abnormal/mood sx

-stalkers, erotomanic,grandiose,jealous,persecutory,somatic
Shared Psychotic
-folie a deux
-cult behavior
Depression
-unhappy
-Sigecaps
-weight loss/gain, insomnia, diminished libido
-dysthymia- continous depressed mood for at least 2 years
Mania
-elevated mood and activity
-hypereverything
bipolar disorder
-manic episode-characterized by manic syndrome present for at least 1 week
-cycles of mania and depression
cyclothymic disorder
-closeled spaced hypomanic episodes and depressive symptoms
-not full blown depressive/manic
Anxiety
-worry
-hypervigilance and restlessness
-difficulty concentrating
-sleep disturbance
-autonomic hyperactivity
-motor tension
Generalized anxiety
-excessive worry that is difficult to control
panic disorder
-intense anxiety
-tachycardia, hyperventilation, dizz, sweat
-few minutes long
Phobia
-unreasonable fear/aboidance
-little symbolic significane
obsessive compulsive disorder
-anxiety provoking intrusive thoughts
-repetitive pecuilar behavior which reduce anxiety
PTSD
-sx following life threatening event
-Triad of Sx
-re-experiencing traumatic event
-avoidance of stimuli assoicated with traumua
-increased arousal manifested by anxiety
somatoform
-mental disorder characterized by phasical sx
somatization disorder
4 differ pain sx
2 Gi sx
1 sexual sx
1 pseudoneurologic sx
-no medical conditions found
conversion disorder
-dramatic paralysis, sensory sx, seizure-like sx-->none of which medically explained, usually after trauma
Pain Disorder
significant pain influenced by paschological factors
hypochondriasis
preoccipied with fear of having serious ilness

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body dysmorphic disorder
preoccupation with imagined physical defect

-check appearance/groom/dress a lot
-exaggerated cosmetic surgery which doesn't resolve sx
Factitious disorder
intentional rpoduction of sx to assume sick role

munchausens syndrome
malingering
interntional production sx for external incentive
anorexia
-fail to main 85% of body weight
-restrict food intake
-pruge
-ammenorrhea
bulimia
-binge and purge
-normal/slightly overweight
impulse control disorder
-cant resist impulse to harm self or others
-may show remorse
-klepto, pyromania, trichtillomaina(ahir pulling)
Personality disorder
-long-term, stable pattern of unsual and inflexible personality trains-->impairment of stress
-DSM IV-Axis II

affects:
cognition-perception of self and others
Affect- quality of emotional response
-interpersonal fxning
-impuls conrol
Personality disorder Clusters
A: pecuilar thought processes/content, inappropriate affect. Weird

B: mood and affect lability(change), preoccupied with rejection. Wild

C: anxiety, preoccupied with criticism/rigidity. Worried
Cluster B
-dramatic, emotional erratic
-antisocial personality
-borderline personality disorder-social/emotional instability
-histrionic personality disorder-emotionality and attention seeking behavior
-narcissistic personality disorder-inflated self esteem...
conduct disorder
-aggression
-property destruction
-deceit/theft
-rule violations
ADHD
triad: inattention, hyperactivity,impulsivity
oppositional defiant disorder
-persistent pattern of negativistic, hostile, defiant behavior
-arguments temper outburst, vindictveness, deliberate annoyance