Human Behavior

Question 1

Child being punished for toilet training mistakes will develop

Answer 1

shame and self doubt

Question 2

rapprochement

Answer 2

Frequent “refueling” from mom when playing (going back to check)

Question 3

3 year old understanding of speech and step commands

Answer 3

If you can understand a 2 year old mostly it is accelerated, also being able to follow 2 step commands in acc

Question 4

Transitional object example

Answer 4

Security blanket is an example of a transitional object

Question 5

How to explain things to 4 year old in terms of operational stage

Answer 5

A 4 year old is still in the pre-operational stage, and will benefit from role playing of her tonsil surgery

Question 6

Id, ego, superego

Where does guilt come from?

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Guilt comes from super-ego (responsible for following societal rules), id is instinctual. Ego is reconciling the 2

Question 7

Process paired with id

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Id is paired with primary proces thinking, so primitive. It is unconscious and denies existence of negatives

Question 8

Rationalization vs. intellectualization

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Rationalization is trying to explain bad things away logically. Intelectuallization is using intellect (meticulously describing steps leading to car accident)

Question 9

Primary metabolite of dompamine

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Homovanillic acid

Question 10

Ideational apraxia is

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common in alzheimer’s, tested by picking up paper, folding it a certain way and placing it back down

Question 11

Stress moderator in brain

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In periods of stress, increase cortisol can negatively affect the brain

Question 12

Result of temporal lobe epilepsy

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Temporal lobe epilepsy can result in hyposexuality, hyperintensity, perseverative approach to others

Question 13

Risperdone target

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5HT6 is target of risperdone

Question 14

Modafinil target

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Modafinil targets 5HT7 (circadian rhythm)

Question 15

central achromatopsia

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Complete inability to perceive color

Question 16

Inability to integrate visual scene as a whole is

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simultagnosia

Question 17

Agraphia, acalculia, right-left disorientation, and finger agnosia is

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Gerstmann syndrome

Question 18

Inability to identify and draw lines with visual cues, with preserved other senses is

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Apperceptive visual agnosia

Question 19

Inability to name a color despite being able to point at it is

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Color anomia

Question 20

Inability to direct gaze rapidly is

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Oculomotor apraxia

Question 21

Inability to recognize faces is

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prosopagnosia

Question 22

Inability to recognize a color despite being to match it is

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Color agnosia

Question 23

triad of inability to direct optically guided movements, direct gaze rapidly, integrate visual scene is

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Balint syndrome

Question 24

Inability to name or use objects despite being able to draw them is

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Associate visual agnosia

Question 25

Decreased latency of REM association

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Decreased latency of REM is associated with MDD

Question 26

Neck twisting, and eyes rolling up is an example of

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acute dystonia from a antipsychotic (FGA)

Question 27

Chromosome 14 risk factor for AD

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A chromosome 14 risk factor for alzheimers is presenilin 1

Question 28

Non-REM pathology

REM patholgies

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Night terrors are non-REM.

Apnea, penis stuff, narcolepsy, dreaming are all REM related

Question 29

OCD neurotransmitter

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OCD has to do with serotonin

Question 30

Target of mirtazapine, buproprion and venlafaxine

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Mirtazapine, buproprion, and venlafaxine all work on NE

Question 31

Memory loss enzyme

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Protein phosphatase 1 is indicated in memory loss

Question 32

produce jokey jokeness and pun making

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Right prefrontal lesions

Question 33

result in disinhibition, lability, euphoria

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Orbitofrontal lesions

Question 34

results in lack of attention and planning

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Lesion to dorsolateral region

Question 35

Homeless due with severe neuro symptoms think

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Wernicke enceph which is paired with B1 thiamine def

Question 36

Changes in hair and skin, icterus

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vitamin A

Question 37

Viatmine E deficiency

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Clotting, blood, anemia

Question 38

Failure to acknowledge blindness is

Answer 38

Anton syndrome