Medical Conditions Presenting as Psychiatric Symptoms Lecture Powerpoint Flashcards

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3 criteria that must be met to diagnose a mental disorder being caused by a general medical condition and 2 types of conditions it does NOT include

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  • Evidence the disturbance is a direct consequence of the condition
  • Disturbance is not better accounted for by a mental disorder
  • Disturbance does not occur exclusively during course of delirium

-Neurocognitive disorders or substance intoxication

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DTAMC abbreviation

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Due to another medical condition

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ANotherMEDICalCONDITion acronym for remembering the categories of DTAMC causes

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-Autoimmune
Nutritional deficit
-Metabolic encephalopathy
-Endocrine disorders
-Demyelination
-Immune
-Convulsions
-Cerebrovascular disease
-Offensive toxins
-Neoplasm
-Degeneration
-Infection
-Trauma
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Herpes simplex virus (1 and 2) common mental associated symptoms

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  • Most common non neonatal encephalitis

- Most commonly aseptic meningitis

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HIV common mental associated symptoms (3)

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  • HIV associated dementia
  • HIV neurocognitive impairment
  • Some retroviral drugs may cause symptoms
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Rabies common mental associated symptoms (3)

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  • 4-8 week incubation followed by nonspecific symptoms
  • paresthesias/fasciculations at the bite site
  • episodic confusion/psychosis/combativeness
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Lyme common mental associated symptoms (4)

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  • Ticks must stay attached over 36 hours to transmit
  • Flulike symptoms after laying dormant for months to years
  • erythema chronicum migrans rash
  • Diagnosed via ELISA
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Neurosyphilis common mental associated symptoms (3)

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  • Argyll robertson pupils (bilateral asymmetrical small irregular pupils hard to dilate
  • Personality and neurological changes
  • Hyperactive reflexes
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Chronic meningitis common mental associated symptoms (3)

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  • 2-10 years after infection
  • behavioral problems
  • ocular changes
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Creutzfeldt Jacob disease common mental associated symptoms (2)

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  • 10-15 year delay in onset of symptoms most often 55-75 year olds
  • perception/vertigo/psychosis
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Seizure disorders common mental associated symptoms (2)

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  • Often absent on EEG

- Experienced by 60% of individuals with epilepsy

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Metabolic encephalopathy (hepatic or renal) common mental associated symptoms (3)

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  • Asterixis
  • Jaundice
  • Porphyria (build up of natural chemicals in the body causing nonspecific/cognitive syndromes often genetic in origin)
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Triad of porphyria

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  • Episodic acute colicky abdominal pain
  • motor polyneuropathy
  • psychosis
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Sheehan’s common mental associated symptoms (1)

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-Necrosis (often from post partum hemorrhage) of part of the pituitary that can cause post partum depression with every pregnancy, and in severe cases psychosis following any pregnancy as well

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Flat affect is often seen in patients with….

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….Parkinson’s disease

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Important to always ___ dosages when patients are having response mentally to excessive drug intake or polypharmacy

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Taper off

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THINC MED acronym for medical conditions that mimic psychiatric conditions

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Tumor
Hormonal
Infectious
Nutritional
CNS

Miscellaneous (MI, wilson’s disease, etc)
Electrolytes
Drugs

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Hypercalcemia 4 common presenting symptoms

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  • Stones (urinary ca2+)
  • Bones (osteoporosis)
  • Groans (fatigue, peptic ulcer, constipation)
  • Psychiatric overtones
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3 P’s of diabetes mellitus

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Polyuria
Polyphagia
Polydipsia