Anxiety Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

anxiety disorders are a malfunction in the ____ and ____ of stress

A

anxiety disorders are a malfunction in the context and extent of stress

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give examples of dissociative symtpoms

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derealisation, depersonalisation

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3
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what is derealisation

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feeling like you’re disconnected from world around you

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4
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what is depersonalisation?

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feeling distant from self “I’m not really here”, “my body doesn’t belong to me”

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5
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what conditions are derealisation and depersonalisation associated with?

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SZ, PTSD, BPD, bipolar, anxiety disorders

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6
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what is meta-worry

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worry about worrying

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7
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in a PTx over 40 years presenting with anxiety type symptoms, suspect _____ or ____ as more likely

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depression or thyroid disorder

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8
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what age and gender are generalised anxiety disorder more common in?

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20-40yr F>M

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generalised anxiety disorder is irrational and present in specific situations. T or F

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false

generalised anxiety disorder is irrational and present in any circumstance

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10
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how long must anxiety be present for a diagnosis of generalised anxiety disorder?

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most days for 6 months

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11
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what distinguishes generalised anxiety disorder from everyday anxiety?

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impairs function

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12
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what is the 1st line Mx of generalised anxiety disorder?

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self help

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13
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what is the 2nd line Mx or 1st line if longstanding of generalised anxiety disorder?

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options:
CBT
SSRI (escitalopram, paroxetine)
2wk benzo

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in the management of generalised anxiety disorder, if a SSRI is unsuccessful, what drug class should be tried next?

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SNRI

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15
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in what age range does panic disorder occur

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15-40

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16
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what trigger panic attacks in panic disorder?

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unpredictable

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17
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during a panic attack, metabolism in what area of the brain is increased

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temporal

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18
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are panic attacks due to depression?

19
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during a panic attack, patients often feel like they “are going to _____”

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“i am going to die”

20
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what is the 1st line management of mild panic disorder

21
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what is the 1st line management of longstanding panic disorder / the 2nd line management of mild panic disorder?

22
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what drug class should be avoided in panic disorder?

23
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what is the 3rd line mx of panic disorder, after trying SSRIs

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6mth tricyclic clomipramine

24
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what is agoraphobia

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anxiety about leaving the house or being in a crowded / public place

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what age range is agoraphobia most commonly seen in
20-30s
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what conditions are associated with agoraphobia
depression manic disorder alcoholism
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what age range is social phobia seen in
10s-20s
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give examples of situations that would cause anxiety/avoidance in a PTx with social phobia
eating in public | public speaking
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what is the 1st line management of social phobia
CBT
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what is the 1st pharmalogical management choice for social phobia? (also 2nd line mx)
SSRI escitalopram / sertraline
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in the mx of social phobia, if a ptx has tried a SSRI with no response, what is the next option
diff SSRI or SNRI venlafaxine
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anxiety due to flying, heights, animal, insect, injections or seeing blood are examples of ______. these are distinguished from 'normal' fears since they cause _______.
specific phobia | impaired functioning
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what is the management of a specific phobia
behavioural therapy +- CBT +- SSRI
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what gender is OCD more common in
equal
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what age range is OCD more common in
13-25yr
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what distinguishes OCD from an anankastic personality
the obsession is unpleasant
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do patient's have insight in OCD
yes, recognised as pointless
38
how long must S+S be present for a Dx of OCD
most days >2wk
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in OCD; checking, cleaning, repeating acts, mental compulsions, ordering, hoarding and counting are all examples of ______
compulsions
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in OCD; contamination, fear of harm (locking doors, harm to baby/partner), symmetry, body image, religion, sexual and hoarding are all examples of _______
obsessions
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what is the 1st line Mx of OCD
CBT / ERP
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what is the 2nd line Mx of OCD
more CBT or SSRI
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in OCD, if Mx with a SSRI is unsuccessful, what is the next step
increase SSRI dose
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after using SSRIs in the Mx of OCD with no response, what drug class should be used next?
tricyclics (clomipramine)